Jeffrey Battershall said the following on 03/17/2011 12:37 PM:
> Re: MACHII_APP_KEY, only about 50% of the 11 sub apps
> have MACHII_APP_KEY defined.
If you multiple M2 applications sharing the same CFML application memory
space, the MACHII_APP_KEY needs to be unique for each of your
applications.
Are you using the Mach II provided ColdSpring property in all your
Mach II apps? If so can you post the configuration you are using?
--Kurt
On Thu, Mar 17, 2011 at 12:37 PM, Jeffrey Battershall
wrote:
> Peter,
> Re: MACHII_APP_KEY, only about 50% of the 11 sub apps have MACHII_APP_KEY
> defined.
Peter,
Re: MACHII_APP_KEY, only about 50% of the 11 sub apps have MACHII_APP_KEY
defined. re: CS version: 1.2
Re: accessing CS, application.serviceFactory.getBean('ConfigBean') ia
typical.
Jeff
On Thu, Mar 17, 2011 at 11:42 AM, Peter Farrell wrote:
> Are you setting the MACHII_APP_KEY differ
Are you setting the MACHII_APP_KEY differently for each M2 app that is
sharing the same cfml app memory space?
How are you accessing ColdSpring (calling getBean() in each request)?
What version of CS?
On Mar 17, 2011 10:13 AM, "Jeffrey Battershall"
wrote:
> Dave,
>
> Just to clarify, we aren't r
If you are naming them the same, they are essentially the same application,
so your assertion about one monolithic app is indeed correct. I would not
be surprised if you have found what you thought were inconsistencies with
OnServerStart() start as well, since whichever Mach-II application was hit
Dave,
Just to clarify, we aren't running just one application - each separate
Mach-ii app has its own Application.cfc. That said, the fact that the
applications are NAMED the same might have the same effect has one
monolithic app. The overwrite scenario certainly sounds like that we're
looking at
I don't endorse the approach of running multiple Mach-II applications under
a single application for this very type of reason, although I work at a
company that did this very thing well before I came aboard!
I think the quickest workaround would be to at least have your applications
point to a sin
Thanks Dave,
Yes, we're running multiple ColdSpring factory instances, and yes, it does
sound like what you're describing.
The question is how to circumvent the behavior. Any ideas?
Jeff
On Thu, Mar 17, 2011 at 10:37 AM, Dave Shuck wrote:
> So, just to be clear, these are separate Mach-II app
So, just to be clear, these are separate Mach-II applications (not modules,
or includes) that are all under the same Application?
I would imagine that if that is the case, you probably have a mechanism to
load ColdSpring in each of those applications, and if that is indeed the
case, I suppose it p
Hi,
We're using Mach-ii 1.6.1 in production (CF9) and have an architecture
with a root application and many sub applications, and many of these
are using ColdSpring. These sub apps are all named the same in
Application.cfc to facilitate session-sharing across applications. One
in particular is al
10 matches
Mail list logo
