On Fri, Nov 14, 2008 at 5:45 AM, Chris H wrote:
>
> no wait, it doesn't work in CF8 either. it worked for a project when i
> added the mapping to MG3 directly in Application.cfc, but after
> setting the mapping in CF administrator and loading another (MG2)
> project, i get the same error

First off, MG 3 (Gesture) is still in alpha, I believe, so I wouldn't
expect too much.

I don't think that MG3 is entirely backwards-compatible with MG2, tho
I haven't tested that in a while.

Maybe the real error is a CS bean type error?

Here's a blog post about MG:U > MG:G, maybe it will help:

http://tinyurl.com/6y3avx

I don't know how much of that is still necessary, or ever was
necessary, but there you go.  =]

As for the helpers, I'm pretty sure most of them are from cflib.org,
so I'd think they're pretty CF7 friendly...  don't know if I've tested
CF7 or not tho, so...

Here is a really nifty idea for testing various versions and engines,
from the cool cats over at mxunit:

http://tinyurl.com/5mobe7


All that said, I'd think using a per-application mapping, or as Doug
said in another thread (about 1 & 2 ;]), storing the MG code in the
webroot and forgoing the mapping, is the best solution for testing
MG:3.

We're not quite at the point where I'd be mixing and matching 2 & 3
haphazardly, basically.

HIH!
:Denny

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