I often use my ColdSpring.xml file like a blueprint of how my Model fits
together.

When refactoring something, or making a change, I can look though the
ColdSpring.xml file(s) and see which objects are using the object I'm
changing.


DW


On Thu, Sep 30, 2010 at 12:19 PM, Ryan Stille <[email protected]> wrote:

> This question is really not specifically about model glue, but the
> problem applies to model glue users so I thought this might be a good
> place to discuss it.
>
> We are having some issues when we make changes to our Gateway layer.
> Our app is structured like this, which is probably pretty typical:
>
> ControllerA -> ServiceA -> GatewayA
> also:
> ControllerB -> ServiceB -> ServiceA ->GatewayA
>
> So when changes are made to the gateway, sometimes it affects things
> we don't anticipate, like pages that use ControllerB in the example
> above.
>
> We're thinking about writing some kind of code scanner to go through
> the Gateways and show what services call those methods, then find what
> controllers & services call those methods, etc. etc.  all the way up.
>
> But am I looking in the right direction?  What are other people doing
> to solve this problem?  I know unit tests would help with this problem
> somewhat.
>
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