I've done this on two occasions. However, I wouldn't say it was easy either time.
The big items to watch out for are setting up the __autoload function. There can be only one Autoload, and this threw a big monkey wrench at me once.
Second is the error handling. Qcubed makes extensive use of custom error handlers in the Qcontrols, and I found this to be difficult to work around.
I'd suggest taking a close look at QDrupal, a drupal module I wrote that integrated Qcubed (and Qcodo) into the Drupal CMS. http://drupal.org/project/qdrupal
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I've done this on two occasions. However, I wouldn't say it was easy either time.
The big items to watch out for are setting up the __autoload function. There can be only one Autoload, and this threw a big monkey wrench at me once.
Second is the error handling. Qcubed makes extensive use of custom error handlers in the Qcontrols, and I found this to be difficult to work around.
I'd suggest taking a close look at QDrupal, a drupal module I wrote that integrated Qcubed (and Qcodo) into the Drupal CMS. http://drupal.org/project/qdrupal
Mike