It has to do with the fact that you're using a namespace (removing the namespace would cause your code to immediately work). I don't know much about PHP namespaces (I spent the past two years doing PHP development and never once used them), but you should try constructing the string that points to the namespace. Instead of

$aClassName = QWConfiguration::getClassName();

you should try:

$aClassName = "\\quarkweb\\" . QWConfiguration::getClassName();

Let me know if that works.

It has to do with the fact that you're using a namespace (removing the namespace would cause your code to immediately work). I don't know much about PHP namespaces (I spent the past two years doing PHP development and never once used them), but you should try constructing the string that points to the namespace. Instead of

$aClassName = QWConfiguration::getClassName();

you should try:

[php]$aClassName = "\\quarkweb\\" . QWConfiguration::getClassName();[php]

Let me know if that works.