[Reactor For CF] production mode and writing project files

[Mark Mazelin]

I have Reactor turned to production mode in the config xml file. Yet when I make a change to one of the generated Record cfc files, Reactor wants to attempt to regenerate the Record file in the Reactor project directory. Is that necessary? My current process is this: 1. Use Jared's cool compiler program (thanks Jared!) to generate all the reactor objects on my localhost (windows) 2. Upload those files to my testing server (linux), which has limited write rights for security purposes 3. Modify and uploading the generated files to my testing server as needed Because of the complexity of my setup, I don't have the luxury of running everything on my Windows machine and just uploading everything when "no more changes" will be made, so I have to do something like this. The problem comes in because ColdFusion running on my linux box runs as a different user than the user I upload files as. So if I generate the reactor files on the linux box, then I have to download them, edit them, then change permissions on the linux box to re-upload them. It becomes a real pain. So, back to my question for this e-mail: Why is Reactor doing this, and is it necessary? Am I making this too hard, e.g. is there a better way? Thanks, Mark -- Reactor for ColdFusion Mailing List -- reactor@doughughes.net -- Archives at http://www.mail-archive.com/reactor%40doughughes.net/