eZ Publish does not use ezcPersistentObject yet, it uses eZPersistentObject the eZ Publish equivalent. Search for " extends eZPersistentObject" to see some 110+ examples of use.
So can you in short state what is the main difference between ezc PersistenObject and eZ Publish equivalent?
You said it doesn't use it "YET". is that planned?. Does that mean ezc library is more powerful and recommendet to use?
I'm new to both and for me it seems, that I should go for the ezc library. Or would that cause problems incompatibilities with the eZ Publish lib?
eZ Components are independent application components that stand a project separate from eZ Publish for now, but are likely to become the building foundation of future releases of eZ Publish if it gets partially/fully re-factored. Currently eZ Publish natively uses eZPersistentObject and it may be more fully integrated with the system (for example support for function attributes which can be used when accessing the objects/variables in the template layer). I would expect eZC version to be more interesting as it fully incorporates PHP5 object oriented architecture (vs. a rather basic OO in current eZP implementation).
eZ Publish does not use ezcPersistentObject yet, it uses eZPersistentObject the eZ Publish equivalent.
It would be possible to use it for custom extension, wouldn't it? I would only worry about sharing/duplicating database connection...