This is the next part in the step-by-step process that I took setup Coldbox / Coldspring and Transfer, running on Railo, for a project I am currently working on. This post will focus on completing the setup of Transfer within the Coldbox configuration and also setting it up within Coldspring for the object dependency injection,

The previous part to this can be found here.

Although this is Part 0 of an ongoing series I have already started, this is the 2nd post to the series. On the original post about setting up Coldbox / Coldspring / Transfer, i received a comment asking to post about my current server setup, so this post is exactly that.

The original post, Coldbox / Coldspring / Transfer - Part 1, can be found here.

This is a small mini series that I have began to write following my experiences with setting up Coldbox, Coldspring and the Transfer ORM for Railo. I was intending to look at Coldbox for a new project but ended taking all the above on too, it did seem quite a lot to learn at once but im happy with what I have managed to achieve and am documenting my process to cover the aspects that needed attention.

The first part looks at the database structure and the Transfer configuration file required to automate the process of repetitive tasks usually required when developing a Coldfusion application.