Our main project is named AAA and we have a default IndexController.php than contains typical actions. Going to the main index page merely requires navigating to:
AAA/
Fine and dandy. But if we want to go to an action named BBB, we *cannot* simply navigate to:
AAA/BBB
...we're then hit with the error message: "An Error Ocurred...page not found"
However, if instead we *explicitly* state "Index" in the URL, like this:
AAA/Index/BBB
...then the BBB action (BBB.phtml) is performed.
This did *not* happen when we used the ZF in conjunction with XAMPP. In that environment, "Index" was assumed by the server and navigating to:
AAA/BBB
...would take us to the BBB action (phtml).
Why is Zend Server requiring the "Index" controller name to be specified? Is there a way (a setting somewhere?) that we can avoid this requirement?
~~Tom

