I am trying out the nightly, but the last two I tried have the same issue...
When I try to access /bluedragon/administrator/ I get the following error... I don't get it though, the Application.cfc explicitly enables sessionManagement - why would the scope not be enabled. *The requested SESSION scope is not enabled.* TypeApplicationFunction(s)onApplicationStart (C:/Development/my.tsged.com/bluedragon/administrator/Application.cfc, Line=32, Column=2) | +--setInitialSecurity (C:/Development/my.tsged.com/bluedragon/adminapi/Administrator.cfc, Line=30, Column=151) Tag ContextCFSET <http://openbd.org/manual/?/tag/CFSET> (C:/Development/my.tsged.com/bluedragon/adminapi/Administrator.cfc, Line=46, Column=7) | +-- CFIF <http://openbd.org/manual/?/tag/CFIF> (C:/Development/my.tsged.com/bluedragon/adminapi/Administrator.cfc, Line=44, Column=5) | +-- CFFUNCTION <http://openbd.org/manual/?/tag/CFFUNCTION> (C:/Development/my.tsged.com/bluedragon/adminapi/Administrator.cfc, Line=30, Column=151) | +-- CFSCRIPT <http://openbd.org/manual/?/tag/CFSCRIPT> (C:/Development/my.tsged.com/bluedragon/administrator/Application.cfc, Line=33, Column=3) | +-- CFFUNCTION <http://openbd.org/manual/?/tag/CFFUNCTION> (C:/Development/my.tsged.com/bluedragon/administrator/Application.cfc, Line=32, Column=2)Source 43: 44: <cfif doSetConfig> 45: <!--- need to log in briefly to be able to call setConfig() --->46: <cfset session.auth.loggedIn = true /> 47: <cfset session.auth.password = localConfig.system.password /> ^ Snippet from underlying CFML source ps. Session Management does work - it works in my user code. It just isnt working in the admin console. On Thursday, June 28, 2012 5:33:57 PM UTC-5, Alan Williamson wrote: > > okay ... let me give you a quick run down on all the cool stuff that has > just been released in this nightly build. > > Caching ..... > > Right, in light of the recent discussions regarding caching, i decided > to go back to this area and look at what others were doing and bring us > inline. We were already nearly in line (such is the woes of being the > first, then others not copying you!). > > The caching functions have been rounded out to be compatible with others > as you can see the list of functions here: > > http://www.openbd.org/manual/?/function/category/cache > > We've taken to the notion of "region" (which we called group) and > applied to that everything. So now you can use as your caching engines: > > * Memory > * Memory + Disk > * MongoDB > * Memcached > * Couchbase > * Amazon ElastiCache > > It is dead easy to add more storage engines if we want to. At this > point i don't see a need for another one outside of these heavy hitters. > > We've extended functions like SalesForceXXX(), CFQUERY and > CFCACHECONTENT to use these new region format, so allowing you to > quickly use say a Memcached server for your query requirements. > > In addition, we also added caching to CFFUNCTION, so you can now also > cache these calls, using the same region="" attribute to determine which > storage engine you are going to be using. > > http://www.openbd.org/manual/?/tag/CFFUNCTION > > For a full down on all the configuration etc then go here: > > http://www.openbd.org/manual/?/caching > > Want more goodness? okay then ... > > Session management across multiple machines is a pain, and this is an > area that to be frank has been poorly supported by the underlying J2EE > engines (esp as some of their techniques simply do not work in the cloud). > > OpenBD now lets you specify a session storage engine for where it will > store its sessions. Again MongoDB, CouchBase/Memcached are supported > for this. > > http://www.openbd.org/manual/?/app_application_cfc > > We are using this particular feature in the cloud, using Mongo as our > session storage engine, and it rocks. > > For those from the old skool, think of this like 'client' scope without > the performance overhead and done right. Kept nice and simply and > tuned to ensure only the minimal amount of data is going back and forward. > > We rewrote the session layer here, improving performance overall. > > Want more? okay ... > > Managing JSON with remote AJAX frameworks can be a pain when it comes to > the callback on the access=remote on CFFUNCTION. We've taken the pain > out of this, but allowing you to specify the case of the JSON keys and > format of the date through either control parameters or by specifying > them on the CFFUNCTION itself: > > http://www.openbd.org/manual/?/webservices_restlet > http://www.openbd.org/manual/?/tag/CFFUNCTION > > You can also control the default behaviour using the bluedragon.xml file: > > http://www.openbd.org/manual/?/engine_bluedragonxml#jsoncase > http://www.openbd.org/manual/?/engine_bluedragonxml#jsondate > > oooh and just one more thing .... we've added the SalesForce plugin to > the core engine, so there is no more requirement to add that manually. > > http://www.openbd.org/manual/?/plugin_salesforce > > PHEW! That was a lot. We're putting on the final touches to our new > web site and a round of last feature requests that have come in that > we'll be adding in before we spin out 2.3 officially. We also have some > REALLY cool coming up which once our team have put their CSS touches on > it, you will see the new inbuilt profiler. > > Enjoy > > > -- online documentation: http://openbd.org/manual/ http://groups.google.com/group/openbd?hl=en
