Wow. ColdBox keeps on blowing my mind everyday.
Thanks for that John.
Hi Neil,
Little bit more about external location.
<-- <Conventions -->
<Conventions>
<configLocation>config{sep}coldbox.xml.cfm,config{sep}
config.xml.cfm</configLocation>
<handlerLocation>handlers</handlerLocation>
<pluginsLocation>plugins</pluginsLocation>
<layoutsLocation>layouts</layoutsLocation>
<viewsLocation>views</viewsLocation>
<eventAction>index</eventAction>
<modelslocation>model</modelslocation>
</Conventions>
READ THIS
http://wiki.coldbox.org/wiki/ColdboxSettings.cfm
I second John's opinion that to have multiple coldbox Apps and share
views, model, service layer etc
Even you can have multiple Layouts for each of your Application.
Thanks
Sana
Okay, so the original idea was to have this app on one domain and the data that is served is different depending on the user login credentials. Can I have multiple ColdBox apps running on the same same domain, or would I need to set up multiple sub domains (one for each user) each running a ColdBox app that then looked at the same model/handlers/views folders?
ColdBox 3.0.0 is multi-domain safe for SES, event caching, view caching, and overall development.
We even have a multi-domain interceptor in forgebox that can switch your URLs on a per request basis.
You can also have interceptors that react according to the domain. Usually when you build software as a service apps, you rely on the domain name and do credentials based off that, and you have the same core powering all users.
Very powerful stuff.
I would also recommend using modules, as this way you can modularize your applications and segregate accordingly.
Luis F. Majano
President
Ortus Solutions, Corp
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Okay, you have me sold. I’ll get my teeth into 3.0.
Awesome. I’ve got it all working how I want it to, with transfer and without sessions. Thanks a lot for your help guys!