I am trying something I haven't done previously with my directory structure,
by putting a "config" directory above my webroot to contain my framework
config files. This seems to resolve properly using a Mach-II property of:
<property name="ColdSpringComponentsLocation"
value="../config/coldspring.xml" />
Then in my ColdSpring plugin params, I have:
<parameter name="configFilePropertyName"
value="ColdSpringComponentsLocation" />
>From the main ColdSpring config XML, I am including a variety of smaller
includes, and these all seem to resolve properly. However, the dot-pathing
of the Beans themselves is off.
For instance, my directory structure looks like this:
- config
- ColdSpring.xml
- www
- com
- model
- user
- UserDAO.cfc
When I ran this code previously with the ColdSpring config file sitting in
[webroot]/config/ColdSpring.xml, the DAO above would look like this:
<bean id="UserDAO" class="com.model.user.UserDAO">
<constructor-arg name="dsn"><value>${dsn}</value></constructor-arg>
</bean>
After moving the config directory above the webroot, I now have to define
that same bean as:
<bean id="UserDAO" class="www.com.model.user.UserDAO">
<constructor-arg name="dsn"><value>${dsn}</value></constructor-arg>
</bean>
I suppose my question is - How can I tell ColdSpring where my webroot
actually is?
~Dave Shuck
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