Loading ColdSpring and ModelGlue configurations dynamically

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I am trying to load the configurations of coldspring and modelglue dynamically using one environment.xml.cfm file.

Following are my three files

1- environment.xml.cfm:

<environments>
    <!-- Values for all portal environments -->
    <default>
        <config>
            <!-- Default main vars -->
        <property name="companyName">ABC</property>
        <property name="applicationPath">C:/inetpub/wwwroot/websites/test</property>
        <property name="subdomainName">test</property>
        </config>
    </default>

    <environment id="myDevelopmentPortal">
        <patterns>
            <pattern>^localhost</pattern>
        </patterns>
        <config>
        <!-- Values to be used in "Application.cfc" -->
        <property name="portalName">Test</property>
        <property name="debug">false</property>
        <property name="useColdSpring">true</property>
        <property name="useModelGlue">true</property>

        <!-- Values to be used in "portalconfig.cs.xml" -->
        <property name="intranetId">10</property>
            <property name="websiteId">700</property>
        </config>
    </environment>
</environments>

2- application.cfc

<cfcomponent displayname="Application" output="true"><cfsetting enablecfoutputonly="true" />

    <cfparam name="url.reload" type="string" default="false" />
    <cfparam name="url.reloadAll" type="string" default="false" />

    <cfscript>
        cfg = structNew();
        cfg.stGlobalProperties = createObject( 'component','test.model.util.Environment' ).init( '/configFile/environment.xml.cfm' ).getEnvironmentByUrl( CGI.SERVER_NAME );

        THIS.Name = cfg.stGlobalProperties.portalName;
        cfg.aspRootPath = cfg.stGlobalProperties.applicationPath;
        cfg.applicationRootPath = cfg.aspRootPath&"/webapps";
        cfg.subdomainName = cfg.stGlobalProperties.subdomainName;
        cfg.debug = cfg.stGlobalProperties.debug;
        cfg.useColdSpring = cfg.stGlobalProperties.useColdSpring;
        cfg.useModelGlue = cfg.stGlobalProperties.useModelGlue;

        // portal specific coldspring
        cfg.coldspringConfig = cfg.applicationRootPath&"/"&cfg.subdomainName&"/config/ColdSpring.xml";

        if (cfg.useModelGlue) {
            ModelGlue_APP_KEY = THIS.Name;
            ModelGlue_LOCAL_COLDSPRING_PATH = cfg.coldspringConfig;
            ModelGlue_SCAFFOLDING_CONFIGURATION_PATH = expandPath('/ModelGlue/unity/config/ScaffoldingConfiguration.xml');
            ModelGlue_CORE_COLDSPRING_PATH = expandPath("/ModelGlue/unity/config/Configuration.xml");
        }

        THIS.mappings[cfg.classRootPath&"/cache"] = cfg.applicationRootPath&"/cache";
        THIS.mappings[cfg.classRootPath&"/config"] = cfg.applicationRootPath&"/config";
        THIS.mappings[cfg.classRootPath&"/controllers"] = cfg.applicationRootPath&"/controllers";
        THIS.mappings[cfg.classRootPath&"/domain"] = cfg.applicationRootPath&"/domain/"&cfg.subdomainName;
        THIS.mappings[cfg.classRootPath&"/model"] = cfg.applicationRootPath&"/model";

        if (!isBoolean(url.reload)) url.reload = false;
    </cfscript>

    <cffunction name="OnApplicationStart" access="public" output="false" returntype="boolean">
         <cfscript>
            structclear(application);
            application.settings = createObject( 'component','model.util.Environment' ).init( '/configFile/environment.xml.cfm' ).getEnvironmentByUrl( CGI.SERVER_NAME );
            if (cfg.useColdSpring) initColdSpring();
        </cfscript>
        <cfreturn true />
    </cffunction>

    <cffunction name="initColdSpring" access="private" output="false" returntype="void">
        <cfif cfg.useColdspring>
            <cflock name="initColdSpring" timeout="5" type="exclusive">
                <cfscript>
                    structDelete(application,"beanFactory");
                    /******** first I was using like this and there were hard coded values in portal.config.cs.xml *********/
                    /*application.beanFactory = createObject("component","coldspring.beans.DefaultXmlBeanFactory").init();
                    application.beanFactory.loadBeansFromXmlFile(cfg.coldspringConfig,true); */

                    /********** Now changed to this *********/
                    /* Load the ColdSpring Dynamic XML Bean Factory, which will replace any dynamic values in the XML with matching properties specified.*/
                    application.beanFactory = CreateObject('component','net.iengine.model.util.DynamicXMLBeanFactory').init();
                    application.beanFactory.loadBeansFromDynamicXmlFile(cfg.coldspringConfig, application.settings);
                </cfscript>
            </cflock>
        </cfif>
    <!-- ----------- here if display the values, it shows the dynamically loaded values from environment file, but in controllers or other places, it doesnt give values but the string ${intranetId} ------------- --->
    <!---     <cfdump var="#application.beanFactory.getbean('PortalConfig').get('intranetId')#">
         <cfdump var="#application.beanFactory.GETREPLACEDCOLDSPRINGXML(cfg.coldspringConfig, application.settings)#">
        <cfabort> --->
    </cffunction>

<cfsetting enablecfoutputonly="false" />
</cfcomponent>

3-portalConfig.cs.xml (the file in which i want the values to be loaded dynamically)

<beans default-autowire="no" default-lazy-init="false">
    <bean id="PortalConfig" class="model.util.Simpleconfig">
        <property name="config">
            <map>
                <entry key="intranetId">
                    <value>${intranetId}</value>
                </entry>
                <entry key="websiteId">
                    <value>${websiteId}</value>
                </entry>
            </map>
        </property>
    </bean>
</beans>

If I dump the values, in application.cfc, I get the correct dynamically loaded values for ColdSpring (i.e. values for properties of portal.config.cs.xml. For example for intranetId, i get 10 ) but when I try to access it somewhere else (e.g in Controllers) it returns the strings (like ${intranetId}) instead of values (like 10, defined in environment file).

Can anyone plz help me out here.

I already have gone through http://bears-eat-beets.blogspot.com/2008/12/dynamic-config-variables-in-model-glue.html.