Authentication woes

[ho...@dealerpeak.com]

Hi!

I am using ColdSpring to wire up my mongo, but I can't seem to find a convenient way to authenticate on init. Do I really need to authenticate on every request?

Thanks!

Honey

[Marc Esher]

Hey Honey,

Apologies for the late reply.

To me this indicates that mongoclient should be modified to allow for authenticating in init(), probably by simply passing credentials in the mongoconfig object.

Meanwhile, until I get that in place, what about calling authenticate() in your Application.cfc's onApplicationStart() mehod?

Marc

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[Chris Blackwell]

You need to use a factory class that handles instantiating cfmongo db, calling authenticate and then returns the authenticated instance.  

checkout http://www.coldspringframework.org/coldspring/examples/quickstart/index.cfm?page=factory

Cheers, Chris