Upgrade to 2.0

[Scott Conklin]

In my FW/1 application, I updated  CS  from 1.2 to 2.0 using the git master branch on github, restarted by CF service and got the following error.. 

(I thought i read somewhere that 2.0 is near release candidate.. was i mistaken? )

The containsBean function does not specify the same arguments or arguments in the same order in the coldspring.beans.DefaultXmlBeanFactory ColdFusion component and the coldspring.beans.BeanFactory ColdFusion interface.

A quick peek at the source code seems to indicate that it does not like the fact that the argument name  for the function contatinsBean has a different name in the CFC and CF Interface..i.e. 

"BeanName" vs "Name"  

Has anybody else seen this? 

I am running Adobe CF 9.01 on IIS 7.0 / Win 7 installation.

[Mark Mandel]

So in ColdSpring 2 there is no DefaultXmlBeanFactory, there is only an XmlBeanFactory.

Sounds like your mappings are a bit messed up maybe?

Mark

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[Scott Conklin]

ah! looks like i did not clear my directory before copying in CS 2.0. Thanks!! 

that solved that issue but now i have a new one... I looked at the quickstart tutorial and see that the new method is executed like so

<cfscript>

        import coldspring.beans.xml.XmlBeanFactory;

        beanFactory = new XmlBeanFactory(expandPath('config/coldspring.xml'));

</cfscript>

but loadBeans is no longer found? 

what is the new way of the equivalent of passing in a config object to the init method like i had been doing for so long:

application.beanfactory = CreateObject('component', 'coldspring.beans.xml.XmlBeanFactory').init(defaultProperties=variables.Config);

application.beanFactory.loadBeans(expandPath('./assets/config/coldspring.xml'));

On Wednesday, July 4, 2012 4:54:18 PM UTC-5, Mark Mandel wrote:

So in ColdSpring 2 there is no DefaultXmlBeanFactory, there is only an XmlBeanFactory.

Sounds like your mappings are a bit messed up maybe?

Mark

On Thu, Jul 5, 2012 at 1:40 AM, Scott Conklin <scon...@dynaprice.net> wrote:

In my FW/1 application, I updated  CS  from 1.2 to 2.0 using the git master branch on github, restarted by CF service and got the following error.. 

(I thought i read somewhere that 2.0 is near release candidate.. was i mistaken? )

The containsBean function does not specify the same arguments or arguments in the same order in the coldspring.beans.DefaultXmlBeanFactory ColdFusion component and the coldspring.beans.BeanFactory ColdFusion interface.

A quick peek at the source code seems to indicate that it does not like the fact that the argument name  for the function contatinsBean has a different name in the CFC and CF Interface..i.e. 

"BeanName" vs "Name"  

Has anybody else seen this? 

I am running Adobe CF 9.01 on IIS 7.0 / Win 7 installation.

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[Scott Conklin]

just saw this....

http://sourceforge.net/apps/trac/coldspring/wiki/MigratingFrom1.xTo2.0 

sorry to post without first  RTFM....

[Scott Conklin]

Ok, i read through the migration guide and got my application to work, but not before having to make the following change to e bean that is 'Factory Aware'

I implemented the coldspring.beans.factory.BeanFactoryAware interface as per the docs and because of this i had to explicitly add the setbeanFactory method to my cfc

public void function setBeanFactory  (required coldspring.beans.BeanFactory beanFactory) output="false" {

variables.beanFactory =arguments.beanFactory;

}

where before i was able to just add the beanfactory as propertly

 property name='BeanFactory' type=' coldspring.beans.BeanFactory;

Can i no longer do this now that it is done via an interface? 

[Brian Kotek]

As far as I know, you were always supposed to declare a setter for this. If it worked with only a proprety and not the setter, my guess is that was an oversight in the 1.x version? That said, it seems like allowing it to work just on a public property with the right name shouldn't really be a problem, but Mark should be able to say for sure.

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[Mark Mandel]

Yeah, unfortunately CF requires the concrete method be there, instead of just the public property.

Mark

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