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Yesterday afternoon, I was working on the code for my CFUnited presentation and I ran into some issues with Derby when trying to use ColdFusion 9 ORM. (Yes, I said CFunited. Yes, my presentation will be that awesome. Yes, it means I need to start coding for it now.)
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A question came up on the Model-Glue mailing list today regarding forcing regeneration of ColdSpring remote proxies
when reinitializing a Model-Glue application. As the solution to this
is not obvious, I thought it would be good fodder for a blog post:
The first thing to understand about this is the fact that the
configuration for remote proxies in ColdSpring includes a
“beanFactoryName” property, and this property is used as the key in the
application scope that will be used when generating the remote proxy
components. In other words, if our ColdSpring config defines the
beanFactoryName property as “beanfactory”, then ColdSpring is going to
look for a bean factory stored in application.beanfactory — if it does
not exist, it will be created.
As it’s customary for new Alagad bloggers to first post an introduction before diving into weightier topics, here goes:
My name is Ezra Parker, and I’ve been working with Alagad for almost three months now, initially as a contractor, and …
I switched to OS X shortly after joining Alagad (all the cool kids were doing it…), and I have been quite pleased with both the stability and the feature-set available. I wanted to share some of the configuration tweaks I have found useful, tools I find indespensible, and configurations that have made my life easier while I write and debug ColdFusion applications on OS X.
