Dependency Injection not working for me

[Jason]

Hello,

I am a newbie to ColdBox so please forgive me if I am overlooking
something very basic. However, I am having a hard time getting the
dependencies to inject into both my handlers and my model.

Here is one example that I am trying to work out. I need to get
access to event.BuildLink() inside my model, so I did the following:

1) I added <cfproperty name="modelRC" type="coldbox:requestService"
scope="instance"> at the top of the CFC
2) In the function I added:

<cfset var event = instance.modelRC.getContext() />

#event.buildLink('mylinkstuff')#

However I am getting an error that says that ModelRC is undefined. In
my Coldbox.cfc my IOC configuration is set as follows so I can use
ColdSpring.

//IOC Integration
ioc = {
framework = "coldspring",
reload = true,
objectCaching = false,
definitionFile = "config/coldspring.xml.cfm"
};

Any help would be great as getting this to work has been the biggest
problem for me. I am thinking I have to be missing a setting
someplace but I could not figure out where.

Thanks!

Jason

[Sana]

Hi Jason,

In latest coldbox version the syntax is like this (type -> inject)
<cfproperty name="modelRC" inject="coldbox:requestService"
scope="instance">

Which version of coldbox you are using ...?

Thanks

[Jason]

Thank you for the reply. I did change that but it still did not want
to work for some reason.

So I have the following.

<cfproperty name="modelRC" inject="coldbox:requestService"
scope="instance">

And I am dumping instance in one of the functions so I can see if
modelRC is created but it is not in the dump.

I am running ColdBox 3.0.0 (M6.2-318-GENESIS-14:14)

Jason

[br...@bradwood.com]

Shouldn't that be <cfproperty name="modelRC" inject="coldbox:model:requestService"
scope="instance"> ?

Also, you can turn on debug logging for coldbox.system to see information on what is happening.

~Brad

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[Jason]

Thank you both. Enabling the logging was a huge help - took me a bit
to figure out how to get it to log, but once I did it was great and I
fixed the issue.

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[adk]

ummm... how DO you turn that on?

[Andrew Scott]

Something like this in your ColdBox.cfc config file

logBox = {
// Define Appenders
appenders = {
coldboxTracer = {

class="coldbox.system.logging.appenders.AsyncRollingFileAppender",
properties={filePath='../logs',
fileName='NameofLogFile', autoExpand=true, fileMaxSize=2000,
fileMaxArchives=10}
}
},
root = { levelMin=logBoxConfig.logLevels.FATAL,
levelMax=logBoxConfig.logLevels.DEBUG, appenders="*"}
};

Regards,
Andrew Scott
http://www.andyscott.id.au/

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[Brad Wood]

Thanks for throwing an example out there Andrew. Yes, basically LogBox
(which comes baked into ColdBox) let's you set up appenders (or places where
your log messages are stored) and configure them to only listen to messages
logged from certain places in your application or messages logged with
certain severity levels. ColdBox's autowiring automatically logs a ton of
debug-level information, but by default, messages with a DEBUG severity are
ignored from anywhere within "coldbox.system"; possibly with a config like
so:

categories = { "coldbox.system" = { levelMax="INFO" }}

Changing it like so would enable debug messages to be logged from ColdBox's
core.

categories = { "coldbox.system" = { levelMax="DEBUG" }}

You can even configure LogBox to use different settings per environment.
It's VERY flexible. It's so action packed, it usually makes Luis giddy just
thinking about it. :)

~Brad

[Luis Majano]

I got giddy just reading about it!!

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