On 11/5/05, Anthony Israel-Davis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I'm a noob to Coldspring and Mach-II, so I downloaded both and started > playing with the example files. It's a minor thing that may have been fixed > (I'm using the stable version)but the Feedviewer CFCs break under unix > (Solaris, specifically in my case.) The fix was easy to track down - the > extends attribute in the example CFCs extend lower case components, but > Mach-II has them all upper. So, for example, I had to change "listener" to > "Listener" in the example CFCs.
Good to know... we'll keep an eye on that for future releases > > I've found similar bugs in the plugins, but haven't had time to run them > down. This isn't a huge thing, but it was a minor frustration as I am just > trying to figure out and understand Coldspring and dependency injection. > Since this was v0.2.1.1, it's not unexpected to have minor issues and it > actually is useful for me to dig into the code, but I thought you'd want to > know. I believe these are now fixed, but thanks for the heads up! > > Also, I wasn't planning on using Mach-II, but it seemed the easiest way to > jump into the exmple - there doesn't seem to be a controller-agnostic > version. In hindsight, I think this will be good for me, since I was > planning on looking into M2 in the future, but it definitely steepens the > learning curve! > Well, the feedviewer app was written to be controller-agnostic. All of the model and view code is framework agnostic, and we ship it with two controllers (Mach-II + FB4). I'd like to add ModelGlue and a homegrown controller to that list, just to demonstrate that you *should* be able to swap out the controller with minimal effort. > Anyhow, thanks for the work. These sorts of things are invaluable for us who > are long time CFers but short time OOPers. > Hey, thanks for the interest! We welcome all with open arms :)
