On Thursday, April 10, 2014 8:01:23 AM UTC-7, Dan Wilson -
[email protected] wrote:
>
>
> So just use beans.modelGlue.cacheAdapter in your controllers, or inject it
> into your model as you please.
>
Dan,
Is it possible to inject this into a parent beanfactory? E.g., I have in
my index.cfm
<cfset ModelGlue_PARENT_BEAN_FACTORY = application.cs />
I don't think there's a way for my model in application.cs to get access to
modelGlue, correct? I'm temporarily working around this by accessing
application.public.getBean("modelGlue.cacheAdapter").purge() which works
but I know you don't recommend accessing the framework this way.
I'm using this from an eventgateway to synchronize multiple nodes, FWIW.
Brian
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