> My application is using ColdSpring 1.2 and Model-Glue Unity.  I have a
> remoteFacade.cfc that I'd like to have ColdSpring setup on application
> start.  What I've done is define the remoteFacade bean and set lazy-
> init=false.  I also have it pass other required beans into the facade
> using constructor arguments.  The problem I've run into is that if I
> try to call a method within the facade that uses one of those other
> beans it fails with error:

> Element INSERTBEANNAMEHERE is undefined in a Java object of type class
> [Ljava.lang.String;.

> Here is how I have the remoteFacade bean configured in ColdSpring.xml:

> <bean id="remoteFacade" class="MDS.model.remoteFacade" lazy-
> init="false">
>  <constructor-arg name="contentGateway"><ref bean="contentGateway" /
> ></constructor-arg>
> </bean>

> And here's how my remoteFacade.cfc looks:

> <cfcomponent displayName="Remote Facade" output="false">

>  <cffunction name="init" access="public" returnType="any"
> output="false">
>    <cfargument name="contentGateway" />
>    <cfset VARIABLES.contentGateway = ARGUMENTS.contentGateway />
>    <cfreturn this />
>  </cffunction>

>  <cffunction name="getTest" access="remote" returnType="any"
> output="false">
>    <cfreturn VARIABLES.contentGateway.getTest() />
>  </cffunction>

> </cffunction>

> Any ideas why the contentGateway bean is not being injected into my
> remoteFacade?  I've searched but I've mostly seen examples of having
> ColdSpring auto generate a remote proxy, which I didn't want to do
> because I have other methods that I want included in the facade that
> can't be auto generated.

> - Josh

> In a situation where I want to have a very specific API for my remote
> facade, I create it with only public methods inside ColdSpring, and then use
> ColdSpring to expose those methods through a RemoteFactoryBean, that way you
> have full control of the API, but it is always ColdSpring aware.

> Mark

> On Tue, Jun 9, 2009 at 12:29 PM, Josh Grauer <jagge...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > My application is using ColdSpring 1.2 and Model-Glue Unity.  I have a
> > remoteFacade.cfc that I'd like to have ColdSpring setup on application
> > start.  What I've done is define the remoteFacade bean and set lazy-
> > init=false.  I also have it pass other required beans into the facade
> > using constructor arguments.  The problem I've run into is that if I
> > try to call a method within the facade that uses one of those other
> > beans it fails with error:

> > Element INSERTBEANNAMEHERE is undefined in a Java object of type class
> > [Ljava.lang.String;.

> > Here is how I have the remoteFacade bean configured in ColdSpring.xml:

> > <bean id="remoteFacade" class="MDS.model.remoteFacade" lazy-
> > init="false">
> >  <constructor-arg name="contentGateway"><ref bean="contentGateway" /
> > ></constructor-arg>
> > </bean>

> > And here's how my remoteFacade.cfc looks:

> > <cfcomponent displayName="Remote Facade" output="false">

> >  <cffunction name="init" access="public" returnType="any"
> > output="false">
> >    <cfargument name="contentGateway" />
> >    <cfset VARIABLES.contentGateway = ARGUMENTS.contentGateway />
> >    <cfreturn this />
> >  </cffunction>

> >  <cffunction name="getTest" access="remote" returnType="any"
> > output="false">
> >    <cfreturn VARIABLES.contentGateway.getTest() />
> >  </cffunction>

> > </cffunction>

> > Any ideas why the contentGateway bean is not being injected into my
> > remoteFacade?  I've searched but I've mostly seen examples of having
> > ColdSpring auto generate a remote proxy, which I didn't want to do
> > because I have other methods that I want included in the facade that
> > can't be auto generated.

> > - Josh

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