Entries Tagged as ColdSpring
Metro 0.3.1 Released
Posted by Paul Marcotte | Tags: Metro , Transfer , ColdFusion , ColdSpring
While in the process of generating documentation for Metro (using Mark Mandel's excellent Colddoc), I realized that I am generally remiss about using hint. Therefore, I embarked on a mission of adding hints to the Metro library. During the course of this exercise, I chose to re-factor a few items that I wasn't completely happy with. The result is Metro 0.3.1.
Using Metro - Creating Concrete Services and Gateways
Posted by Paul Marcotte | Tags: ColdFusion , ColdSpring , Metro , Transfer
In my brief introduction to Metro, I provided some cursory configuration details. Today, I'll describe portions of the included sample security package to demonstrate how to integrate Metro and leverage the simple User, Role, Permission model. Since Metro is designed specifically for use with Transfer ORM, we'll need to set up a database, dsn and configure Transfer and ColdSpring for this demo.
Introducing Metro - A Transfer ORM Service Factory and More...
Posted by Paul Marcotte | Tags: ColdFusion , ColdSpring , Ideas , Metro , Transfer
Metro is a library of components to support rapid development of applications that use ColdSpring and Transfer ORM.Working With Transfer ORM - Transfer Transaction Advice
Posted by Paul Marcotte | Tags: ColdSpring , Database , Transfer
Maintaining referential integrity in your database is a good thing. Any decent RDBMS will include ACID (Atomicity, Consistency, Isolation, Durability) transaction support for ensuring consistency and recoverability of your database. With the Transfer ORM Transaction object, one can apply transactions easily to a Service or Gateway. Here's how one can use it to wrap all "save" and "delete" methods for a Service.
Transient Creation Performance - ColdSpring and TransientFactory
Posted by Paul Marcotte | Tags: ColdSpring , jMeter , Testing
In my last post, I demonstrated the generic factory I use to create Transient objects in my Coldfusion apps. Jaime Metcher asked in a comment whether the Transient Factory is faster than CS when instantiating transient objects. I had no hard data to answer Jaime's question, so I took the opportunity to set up jMeter on my new dev machine and run through some load tests to find out.