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Bean creation exception in ColdSpring

Mar 6th

Posted by rupert in coldfusion

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I spent almost 45 minutes searching for the problem in Bean Creation in ColdSpring.


Bean creation exception in poimgr.model.service.FieldService
Invalid CFML construct found on line 23 at column 87.:ColdFusion was looking at the following text:

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The CFML compiler was processing:

  • a cfreturn tag beginning on line 23, column 18.
  • a cfreturn tag beginning on line 23, column 18.

This basically means that there si a problem in FieldService at line 23!!!

      1 <cfcomponent name="FieldService" displayname="FieldService" output="false">
      2         <!--- Constructor --->
      3         <cffunction name="init" access="Public" returntype="FieldService" output="false" hint="I am a new FieldService">
      4                 <cfreturn>
      5         </cfreturn>
      6
      7         </cffunction><cffunction name="setFieldBlockGateway" returntype="void" access="public" output="false">
      8                 <cfargument name="fieldBlockGateway" type="poimgr.model.db.FieldBlockGateway" required="true">
      9                 <cfset variables.fieldblockgateway="arguments.fieldBlockGateway">
     10         </cfset>
     11
     12         <cffunction name="getFieldBlockGateway" access="public" returntype="poimgr.model.db.FieldBlockGateway" output="false">
     13                 <cfreturn>
     14         </cfreturn>
     15
     16
     17         </cffunction><cffunction name="getFieldBlocks" access="public" returntype="any" output="false">
     18                 <cfreturn>
     19         </cfreturn>
     20
     21         </cffunction><cffunction name="sortFieldBlocks" access="public" returntype="any" output="false">
     22                 <cfargument name="columnName" type="string" required="true">
     23                 <cfreturn>
     24         </cfreturn>
     25
     26
     27
     28 </cfargument>
</cffunction></cfargument></cffunction></cfcomponent>

Notice the “))” here…

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Descriptive Error mechanisms need to be enhanced or Im just plain ol stupid.

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AppTemplate Released Beta

Feb 7th

Posted by rupert in coldfusion

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This is my beta release of apptemplate which runs ColdFusion, ColdSpring and Reactor.
To configure:

1. rename all instances of apptemplate to your “myapplication” found in the ff files;

Application.cfm:2:<cfapplication name="apptemplate" sessionmanagement="true">
build.xml:2:
<property name="source" value="E:\wwwroot\apptemplate">
build.xml:3:
</property><property name="target" value="E:\wwwroot\apptemplate">
build.xml:12:          token="apptemplate"
build.xml:13:          value="apptemplate"
config/ModelGlue.xml:4:         <controller name="SecurityController" type="apptemplate.controller.SecurityController">
config/ModelGlue.xml:10:                </controller><controller name="UserController" type="apptemplate.controller.UserController">
config/ColdSpring.xml:12:
<property name="viewMappings"><value>/apptemplate/views</value></property>
config/ColdSpring.xml:13:
<property name="generatedViewMapping"><value>/apptemplate/views/generated</value></property>
config/ColdSpring.xml:27:               <constructor -arg name="pathToConfigXml"><value>/apptemplate/config/Reactor.xml</value></constructor>
config/ColdSpring.xml:28:
<property name="project"><value>apptemplate</value></property>
config/ColdSpring.xml:29:
<property name="dsn"><value>apptemplate</value></property>
config/ColdSpring.xml:31:
<property name="mapping"><value>/apptemplate/model/data</value></property>
config/ColdSpring.xml:48:       <bean id="dataAccess" class="apptemplate.model.db.DataAccess" singleton="true">
config/ColdSpring.xml:53:                       <value>apptemplate</value>
config/ColdSpring.xml:57:       </bean><bean id="utility" class="apptemplate.model.ValidationUtility" singleton="true"></bean>
config/ColdSpring.xml:62:       <bean id="userGateway" class="apptemplate.model.db.UserGateway" singleton="true" autowire="byName"></bean>
config/ColdSpring.xml:64:       <bean id="userDAO" class="apptemplate.model.db.UserDAO" singleton="true" autowire="byName"></bean>
config/ColdSpring.xml:66:       <bean id="securityService" class="apptemplate.model.service.SecurityService" singleton="true"></bean>
config/ColdSpring.xml:68:       <bean id="userService" class="apptemplate.model.service.UserService" singleton="true">
controller/UserController.cfc:3:    <cffunction name="init" returntype="apptemplate.controller.UserController" access="public" output="false">
controller/UserController.cfc:11:        <cfargument name="userService" type="apptemplate.model.service.UserService" required="true">
controller/UserController.cfc:15:    <cffunction name="getUserService" returntype="apptemplate.model.service.UserService" access="public" output="false">
controller/SecurityController.cfc:3:    </cffunction><cffunction name="init" returntype="apptemplate.controller.SecurityController" access="public" output="false">
controller/SecurityController.cfc:11:        <cfargument name="securityService" type="apptemplate.model.service.SecurityService" required="true">
controller/SecurityController.cfc:15:    <cffunction name="getSecurityService" returntype="apptemplate.model.service.SecurityService" access="public" output="false">
controller/SecurityController.cfc:20:        <cfargument name="userService" type="apptemplate.model.service.UserService" required="true">
controller/SecurityController.cfc:24:    <cffunction name="getUserService" returntype="apptemplate.model.service.UserService" access="public" output="false">
model/service/SecurityService.cfc:3:    </cffunction><cffunction name="init" returntype="apptemplate.model.service.SecurityService" access="public" output="false">
model/service/UserService.cfc:8:                <cfargument name="userGateway" type="apptemplate.model.db.UserGateway" required="true">
model/service/UserService.cfc:12:       <cffunction name="getUserGateway" access="public" returntype="apptemplate.model.db.UserGateway" output="false">
model/service/UserService.cfc:17:               <cfargument name="userDAO" type="apptemplate.model.db.UserDAO" required="true">
model/service/UserService.cfc:21:       <cffunction name="getUserDAO" access="public" returntype="apptemplate.model.db.UserDAO" output="false">
model/db/UserDAO.cfc:1:<cfcomponent name="UserDAO" displayname="UserDAO" extends="apptemplate.model.db.DataAccess" output="false">
model/db/UserGateway.cfc:1:</cfcomponent><cfcomponent name="UserGateway" displayname="UserGateway" extends="apptemplate.model.db.DataAccess" output="false">
</cfcomponent></cffunction></cfargument></cffunction></cfargument></cffunction></cfargument></cffunction></cfargument></cffunction></cfargument></cffunction></bean></controller></property></cfapplication>

2. Create the database w/c runs on MySQL 5 and is found on

apptemplate/
db/

3. If you want to reload all classes, append “init” on the URL string.

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ColdSpring bean creation magic…

Feb 1st

Posted by rupert in coldfusion

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Adam describes some fun and exciting changes in ModelGlue Unity. I can now ditch cflocation by using argument.event.forward(“location.cfm”).

Its just now that im loving ColdSpring, I think its much better to instantiate beans and set/create other objects using setters/getters through the property instead of constructor-arg. Here’s an example:

<cfcomponent displayname="UserService" output="false" hint="I am a UserService.">
	<cffunction name="init" access="Public" returntype="UserService" output="false" hint="I am a new UserService">
		<cfreturn>
	</cfreturn>
 
	</cffunction><cffunction name="setUserGateway" returntype="void" access="public" output="false" hint="Dependency: UserService">
		<cfargument name="userGateway" type="cfcodetrack.model.UserGateway" required="true">
		<cfset variables.usergateway="arguments.userGateway">
	</cfset>
 
	<cffunction name="getUserGateway" access="public" returntype="cfcodetrack.model.UserGateway" output="false">
		<cfreturn>
	</cfreturn>	
 
	</cffunction><cffunction name="authenticate" access="public" returntype="string" output="false">
		<cfargument name="username" type="string" required="true">
		</cfargument><cfargument name="password" type="string" required="true">
		<cfdump var="#password#">
		<cfabort>
	</cfabort>	
 
	<cffunction name="getUsers" access="public" returntype="any" output="false">
		<cfreturn>
	</cfreturn>
 
</cffunction>
</cfdump></cfargument></cffunction></cfargument></cffunction></cfcomponent>

In your ColdSpring.xml your beans should only look like this:

	<bean id="dsn" class="cfcodetrack.model.dsn">
		<constructor -arg name="dsn">
			<value>cfcodetrack</value>
		</constructor>
	</bean>	
 
	<bean id="reactorFactory" class="reactor.reactorFactory">
		<constructor -arg name="configuration">
			<ref bean="reactorConfiguration">
		</ref>
	</constructor>
 
	<!-- Security Service
	-->
	</bean><bean id="securityService" class="cfcodetrack.model.SecurityService" singleton="true"></bean>
 
	<bean id="userGateway" class="cfcodetrack.model.UserGateway" singleton="true">
<property name="reactorFactory">
			<ref bean="reactorFactory">
		</ref>
</property><property name="dsn">
			<ref bean="dsn">
		</ref>
	</property>
 
	</bean><bean id="userService" class="cfcodetrack.model.UserService" singleton="true">
<property name="userGateway">
			<ref bean="userGateway">
		</ref>
	</property>
</bean>
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