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Scaffolds: Adding Scaffolds

To add a scaffold:

1. Add a table to your database. At present, it (and any tables it uses in relationships) may only have one column acting as a primary key. For the sake of example, we'll pretend we've added a table named "Contact"
2. If the table is related to other tables in a one-to-many or many-to-many manner, add those relationships to your ORM configuration. Installing an ORM in ModelGlue Reactor's documentation. Transfer's documentation.
3. When you use the Coldfusion 9 implementation of Hibernate ORM, you have to configure Model-Glue by adding the following to Coldspring.xml:

   <alias alias="ormAdapter" name="ormAdapter.cfORM" />
   <alias alias="ormService" name="ormService.cfORM" />
   

1. Add the following tag to your ModelGlue.xml:

<scaffold object="contact" />

By default, this will create the following event handlers:

1. Contact.List - Lists all contacts from the contact table
2. Contact.View - Displays a specific contact in a read-only manner
3. Contact.Edit - Provides a form to edit a contact
4. Contact.Commit - Saves a contact to the database
5. Contact.Delete - Deletes a given contact

Using the (optional) EVENT-TYPE attribute

For a given scaffold tag, you may specify the list of event-types to apply to each event-handler tag created by the scaffold tag. This is especially useful for applying functionality such as security automatically to your generated event handlers.

<scaffold object="contact" type="list,view" event-type="Admin,Sidebar,MainTemplate" />

Results in two event-handler's with their main tag like those below:

<event-handler name="contact.list" type="Admin,Sidebar,MainTemplate" />
<event-handler name="contact.view" type="Admin,Sidebar,MainTemplate" />