Hierarchical bean factory support has now been committed to CVS. I also committed a implementation of appliationContext which can also have a parent. This mirrors Spring's support of hierarchical bean factors and application contexts.
--Kurt On 11/1/05, Dave Ross <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Why the version number jump? Well... > > -First cut at Hierarchical BeanFactory support > Kurt has done an awesome job implementing this… basically the way it > works, you can pass a "parent" BeanFactory into another, allowing your > child BeanFactory to resolve dependencies that exist only in the > parent. You can define beans in the child BeanFactory to override > beans in the parent as well. Included with this is an update to the > Mach-II plugin that allows you to specify the parent BeanFactory name > as a parameter to the plugin, so basically you can have Mach-II > "subapps" who have their own factories (which themselves inherit beans > from a parent app). Similar development for ModelGlue is underway, but > I don't know if it will make It into the release > > -First cut at java: and webservice: syntax for the <bean/>'s class="" > attribute. This will also you to wire webservices and java classes > into your CFCs (with some limitations). > > -Remoting helper classes by Kurt (to do mapping of CFC types to AS types) > > -ModelGlue controller autowiring by Sean > > -Mach-II controller (listener/filter/plugin) autowiring > > -Numerous core BeanFactory fixes and upgrades > > -Numerous AOP fixes and upgrades > > Also planned: > > factory-bean and factory-method attribute support (these are mentioned > in the reference docs if you're wondering what they do). > > AfterThrowing advice (allowing you to intercept exceptions at will) > > enhanced exceptions during bean creation. > > That's all off the top of my head... the expected date for this > release is November 15th. > > -Dave >
