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RequestLifecycles
last edited by
lmajano
on 26-Sep-2011
lmajano
on 26-Sep-2011
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ColdBox Request Life Cycles
Introduction
ColdBox has two modes of operation: MVC and Remote. MVC lifecycle is a normal HTTP request to the application. The Remote requests take place through our ColdBoxProxy objects to enable remote interfaces like: webservices, flex/AIR integration, Ajax CFC data binding. We have created some awesome looking diagrams so you can follow the lifecycles which are extremely important to a developer in order to understand where they can intercept user requests, inject security, morph requests, etc.
The MVC Request Lifecycle
The ColdBox Proxy Lifecycle
Please note that the remote execution lifecycle occurs once you execute a ColdBoxProxy's process() method only:
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