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The Service Layer!!! Sharing Data Between ColdFusion Applications A Warning… We’re going to totally rethink how we build applications, it’s totally new, completely different and nothing like what we’re already doing…. What’s the Service Layer? Set of services usable as a foundation for applications. Provides services, but not application behavior. What’s the difference between the Model Layer? In traditional ColdFusion application design… nothing. The Evolution of Application Design… Shared Service Layer Benefits of Sharing Code and Behavior Reuse Easily achieved by shared code base… but no coordination or instance reuse. Simplifies Adding new features and modules Allows rapid “scripting” Quick tasks don’t need entire applications. Modules are Applications Core Features EQ Individual Applications Wikis, Blogs, Schedulers, … Scales well to large projects Developers can work on applications separately. Only worry about shared services changing Prevents Stale Service Code What Tools? ColdFusion’s Application.cfc Transparent Front Controller Supports “extension” already. ColdSpring Singleton Objects/ Services Nice Configuration Imports are awesome. Extension mechanism for transparent usage Model-Glue (Fusebox??) ColdSpring support built in. Provides MVC with little work. Scripting Often overkill to create an entire application to solve a simple request On unix you write “shell scripts” Why not CF Scripts? With this scripting is transparent. No extra leg work. Save your time for better things… This is Craziness… All conference applications are a single CF application. All share LIVE Models, Services, Login, … Lets See it! Disadvantages? Can’t scale to huge load if you’re not careful. Bad to depend too much on shared data. Encapsulate as much as possible. Facades around scopes. Must always remember thread safety… everywhere! More testing Subsystem changes may require testing every application all over again… It’s All Good. Saves tons of time. Allows really neat