I saw the breezo this afternoon and I am kicking myself that i didn't
pay much attention to Reactor before now. What a brilliant app! It's
one of those things that i've already thought to myself must be
possible and if done would be a terrific timesaver, but becuase I
didnt pay much attention to it before now, never realised that (A) it
as a lot more complicated than I thought it would be and (B) Doug had
already been there, done that.
Congratulations Doug and thanks!!
Now to my question:
I configured my reactor.xml as I thought it should be, and the files
are being created in teh wrong place. Can anyone tell me where i've
got it wrong place?
I'm trying reactor out in one of my hobby sites - bluegrass.org.au.
The current rebuild project for that site is in a folder
c:\inetpub\wwwroot\bluegrass2006. I want the reactor files to be
created into cfcs\data under that folder. So I set up a CF mapping
called Bluegrass2006data that points to
c:\inetpub\wwwroot\bluegrass2006\cfcs\data So far, so good.
I set up the reactor.xml as follows:
<reactor>
<config>
<project value="Bluegrass2006" />
<dsn value="BluegrassCMS" />
<type value="mssql" />
<mapping value="/Bluegrass2006Data" />
<mode value="development" />
</config>
<objects/>
</reactor>
But to my astonishment, I find that reactor has created folders for
gateway,dao,metadata,record and to in a folder called
c:\inetpub\wwwroot\bluegrassCMS which is a different project.
(BluegrassCMS is the correct name of the datasource associated with
this project and the previous one).
Does reactor get a bit confused about the xml settings if the names
overlap on some other things? In this case i have a datasource
called BluegrassCMS which i DO want to use, and a mapping BluegrassCMS
which I DONT want to use in this project (because it's the existing
project in use while i'm building the new one)
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Cheers
Mike Kear
Windsor, NSW, Australia
Certified Advanced ColdFusion Developer
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