Unit Testing ColdSpring

Hi all, I'm having a bit of trouble setting up MXUnit tests with
ColdSpring and Transfer. I've got a virtual host set up in Apache
pointing to "C:\htdocs\cb_test_app\trunk\wwwroot", but my MXUnit tests
in Eclipse run from "http://localhost/" ("C:\htdocs").

Here is what I've got so far:

<cfcomponent name="homeTest"
extends="coldbox.system.extras.testing.baseMXUnitTest" output="false">

  <cfscript>
    //Uncomment the following if you dont' need the controller in
application scope for testing.
    //this.PERSIST_FRAMEWORK = false;
  </cfscript>

  <cffunction name="setup" returntype="void" access="public"
output="false">
    <cfscript>
    //path from http://localhost/
    setAppMapping( "/cb_test_app/trunk/wwwroot" );
    setConfigMapping( ExpandPath( instance.AppMapping & "/config/
coldbox.xml.cfm" ) );

    super.setup();
    </cfscript>
  </cffunction>
</cfcomponent>

This works fine with all the ColdBox settings. I've also set up
different settings for Transfer in my environments.xml file:

  <environment name="unittest" urls="localhost">
    <!--ColdBoxSpecific Settings to override -->
    <Setting name="HandlersIndexAutoReload" value="true" />
    <Setting name="ConfigAutoReload" value="true" />
    <Setting name="ModelsObjectCaching" value="false" />
    <Setting name="HandlerCaching" value="false"/>
    <Setting name="IOCObjectCaching" value="false" />
    <Setting name="IOCFrameworkReload" value="true" />
    <Setting name="EventCaching" value="false" />

    <!-- Transfer Settings -->
    <Setting name="transfer_datasourcePath" value="/cb_test_app/trunk/
wwwroot/config/datasource.xml.cfm" />
    <Setting name="transfer_configPath" value="/cb_test_app/trunk/
wwwroot/config/transfer.xml.cfm" />
    <Setting name="transfer_definitionPath" value="/cb_test_app/trunk/
wwwroot/config/definitions" />
  </environment>

That works as well with the <value>${transfer_datasourcePath}</value>
custom settings. But I can't use custom settings on the bean class
path (as they don't substitute). I want to do something like this:

<bean id="ScopeFacade" class="{cfc_path}model.util.ScopeFacade">

So that my code will work from the virtual host and from the
localhost.

Any help appreciated or alternative suggestions appreciated.

Thanks,

- John