I recommend ColdSpring, we use it to implement our model CFC factory
(beanFactory).
It is very nice when you have a complex model with a lot of CFCs and complex
CFCs composition/dependencies.
(we have not tested the AOP features)

We don't use yet on production server, but it should not have any
performance issues, since the framework is only called at application
start-up to read the xml config file and creating/wiring all your model
CFCs.

The 1.0 release is very nearby.

So, yes, you should give it a try:
http://www.coldspringframework.org/

Benoit Hediard

PS: the other framework we are using is CF Unit
(http://cfunit.sourceforge.net/), to test our CFC-based model/service
layers.
A must when working with Flex, to be sure that your remote services are
correctly working!

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Objet : RE: [flexcoders] Re: Flex/Coldfusion connectivity test app

Hi Ben,

> Frameworks used :
> - ColdSpring to handle our CFC-based model/service layers,

that's very interesting. We also thought about giving ColdSpring a try - do
you recommend it? It's a very "young" project and still in alpha so I wonder
if you had any issues with it in a production environment.

Dirk.




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