Hi,
I thought I'd adhere to best practices when setting up my new MG app so
instead of naming Application.cfc this.name property <cfset
THIS.NAME="myApp"> I called it <cfset THIS.NAME=Hash(Expandpath("myApp"))>
Then my app didn't work anymore. Putting <cfdump var="#Appliciation#"> in
the login page revealed that the Application scope had gone-only the name
key with a hash value was present.
I found out the Coldspring.xml ApplicationConfiguration bean's
ApplicationName setting wasn't changed - still at it's old value of MyApp.
As long as this setting one and application.cfcTHIS.NAME property are the
same, ModelGlue gets loaded in the applicationscope. If they are different,
ModelGlue doesn't get loaded.
<entry key="applicationName"><value>CMS</value></entry>
What I want is a unique application name on a shared environment, to prevent
another app's application scope overwriting mine. Hash() provides that but
in an xml file I am able to enter static content only. Did anyone come
across this yet and find a workaround ?
(
http://www.bennadel.com/blog/1845-Making-Sure-Your-ColdFusion-Applications-Are-Uniquely-Named.htm
)
Marc
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