There will most likely be a better way to do this in MG3 but in MG2 I got
around this by running my own CS bean factory from my application.cfc. I
then pointed MG2 at this as the parent bean factory. It was to be a way to
share beans between sub applications but also came in very handy for model
access from outside the framework. E.G:
<cfset service = application.bf.getBean("service")>
I'm sure someone will have a better way to do this utilising something in
MG3 though.
In fact I have a feeling... Hmmmmm, think I did this recently. LOL.. I'll
check my codebase.
Ah yes, here is the way to get the BF from MG itself:
application._modelglue.getInternalBeanFactory()
:)
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-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On
Behalf Of Sir Rawlins
Sent: 20 January 2010 14:32
To: model-glue
Subject: [Model-Glue] Access to ColdSpring beans from within helpers?
Hello Guys,
I need access to beans configured in ColdSpring from within my MG 'helpers'
methods, is CS available in any way? what would be your suggestions.
Thanks,
Rob
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