thanks Kurt, that seemed to do the trick.

Mike


Kurt Wiersma wrote:
What you want to do is use the parent bean factory feature of ColdSpring. The Mach II ColdSpring plugin supports this by using the parentBeanFactoryKey parameter and the parentBeanFactoryScope parameter. If you cannot find the documentation in the Mach II plugin let me know and I will post an example.

--Kurt

On 3/30/07, Mike Fransblow <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Having some issues with extending coldspring in sub applications via application.cfc inheritance.

I have application A which extends the machii framework:
<code>
 cfcomponent name="application" extends="MachII.mach-ii"
</cfode>

In application A I instantiate the coldspring bean factory so it is available to all applications that extend this root app.

Then have application B which extends A
B is a machii application, which uses the coldspring plugin.

What I'm finding is that application B re-creates the coldspring bean factory altogether based on the provided coldspringConfigFile machii property. I need the same bean factory that was defined in application A, not a new one. I guess I'm missing something here....

Tried using variations in syntax in the call to the coldspring plugin ie parentBeanFactoryKey / beanFactoryPropertyName but can't seem to get it to work.

Any suggestions appreciated.



Mike Fransblow
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