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ColdBox.cfc
The ColdBox configuration CFC is the heart of your ColdBox application. It contains the initialization variables for your application and extra information used by third-party modules and ultimately how your application boots up. In itself, it is also an event listener or ColdBox Interceptor, so it can listen to life-cycle events of your application.
This CFC is instantiated by ColdBox and decorated at runtime so you can take advantage of some dependencies.
- Controller : Reference to the main ColdBox Controller object (
coldbox.system.web.Controller) - AppMapping : The location of the application on the web server
- LogBoxConfig : A reference to a LogBox configuration object
Configuration Storage
Once the application starts up, a reference to the instantiated configuration CFC will be stored in the configuration settings with the key
coldboxConfig. You can then retrieve it later in your handlers, interceptors, modules, etc.1
// retrieve it
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config = getSetting( 'coldboxConfig' );
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// inject it
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property name="config" inject="coldbox:setting:coldboxConfig";
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Configuration Interceptor
Another cool concept for the Configuration CFC is that it is also registered as a ColdBox Interceptor once the application starts up automatically for you. Create functions that will listen to application events:
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function preProcess( event, interceptData, buffer, rc, prc ){
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writeDump( 'I just hijacked your app!' );abort;
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}
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Note that the config CFC does not have the same variables mixed into it that a "normal" interceptor has. You can still access everything you need, but will need to get it from the
controller in the variables scope.1
function preRender( event, interceptData, buffer, rc, prc ){
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controller.getWirebox().getInstance( 'loggerService' ).doSomething();
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}
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