Marc,

Were you caching Reactor in the application scope?  (Possibly
manually, but ColdSpring and Model-Glue would do this...)

-Joe

On 8/5/06, Marc Funaro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I just defined my first reactor relationship, per the instructions:

<reactor>

        <config>
                <project value="ReactorSampleApp" />
                <dsn value="ReactorSampleApp" />
                <type value="mssql" />
                <mapping value="/reactordata" />
                <mode value="development" />
        </config>

  <objects>
                <object name="Customer">
                        <hasOne name="Address">
                                <relate from="addressId" to="addressId"/>
                        </hasOne>
                </object>
        </objects>


</reactor>

And I even updated the MSSQL database schema, using the diagram tool to
create a true relationship between the tables.

I kept ignoring my changes, and would not create a getAddress() method in my
Customer object... UNTIL I restarted the CF Service.  I assume this is not
normal... What was going on?



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