On Fri, Sep 11, 2009 at 8:28 PM, Mark Mandel <[email protected]> wrote:
> When you say this:
> The application puts the transfer object into the application scope.
> The unit tests are in a subfolder with a separate Application.cfc (so
> it shouldn't be sharing the Application scope). The transfer object
> for the MXUnit tests are in the local scope. If I try to run a unit
> test and the transfer object hadn't been "initialized" by the main
> application, I get an error that it can't find the Decorator as
> defined in the XML file.
>
> What do you mean by 'transfer object' - you mean an object generated by
> Transfer? or the TransferFactory? or what?
>
> Mark
This is what's in my onApplicationStart:
<!--- Transfer initialization --->
<cfset application.myTransferFactory =
createObject("component","transfer.TransferFactory").init("/config/datasources/deployment.xml.cfm","/config/transfer/deployment.xml.cfm","/config/definitions")
/>
<cfset application.myTransfer = application.myTransferFactory.getTransfer() />
That could be part of the problem, but the unit tests all have their
own Application.cfc (which does nothing, since unit tests shouldn't be
relying on "application" code, right?)
Scott
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