I use a similar setup to Chris Scott. One thing that I found is key is that
you need to have service cfcs which contain your logic for saving loading
objects. Those service objects can be setup using AOP and the
RemoteProxyFactory as an API you can call from your Flex app. My service
APIs usually look like this basic sample below:

getUser(userID)
saveUser(user)
getUsers(lastname, email, state)

I hope that helps. The remoteProxy factory section of the CS documentation
is a good guide to getting it setup.

--Kurt

On 11/21/06, Nick Collins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

Hey guys, I'm Nick; new to this list and only recently became aware of
ColdSpring. I am working on learning it by developing an app where I'm using
ColdSpring as the back-end framework, and a Flex 2 Cairngorm architecture on
the front-end. What I am wondering, for those of you who have walked this
path before, is what the best way is "wire" together the Cairngorm DTO/VO's
to their ColdSpring equivalents? Are you making use of the configuration XML
files for each of your classes, or are you doing a CFC facade to act as your
factory? Or are you ignoring that altogether and just using RemoteObject to
remote directly into the service CFCs?

If anyone has any example code I could see of your solution, that would be
awesome as well.

Nick

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