The [beanFactoryPropertyName] parameter value is the name of the Mach-II property name that will hold a reference to the ColdSpring beanFactory. This parameter defaults to "beanFactory" if not defined. The [configFilePropertyName] paramater value is the name of Mach-II property name that hold the path of the ColdSpring configuration file. The value of the Mach-II property can be an relative, ColdFusion mapped or absolute path. If you are using a relative or mapped path, be sure to set the [configFilePathIsRelative] parameter to TRUE or the plugin will not find your configuration file. This parameter defaults to "ColdSpringComponentsLocation" if not defined. The [configGilePathIsRelative] parameter value defines if the configure file is an relative (including ColdFusion mapped) or absolute path. If you are using a relative or mapped path, be sure to set the [configFilePathIsRelative] parameter to TRUE or the plugin will not find your configuration file. - TRUE (for relative or mapped configuration file paths) - FALSE (for absolute configuration file paths) The [resolveMachIIDependencies] parameter value indicates if the plugin to "automagically" wire Mach-II listeners/filters/plugins. This parameter defaults to FALSE if not defined. - TRUE (resolves all Mach-II dependencies) - FALSE (does not resolve Mach-II dependencies) The [parentBeanFactoryKey] parameter values defines a key to pull in a parent bean factory from the application scope. This parameter defaults to FALSE if not defined. The [beansToMachIIProperties] parameter holds a special list of bean names and coresponding Mach-II property names. This parameter will inject the specified beans in the Mach-II property manager as the bean factory has been loaded. In the past, a seperate plugin has to be written to accomplish this task. This should be used for framework required "utility" objects that you want to be managed by ColdSpring such as UDF, i18n or session facade objects. Do not use this feature to inject your model objects into the Mach-II property manager. The format of this list should be a comma delimited list name/value pairs consisting of the bean name and corresponding Mach-II property name. Example: beanName1=machIIpropertyName1,beanName2=machIIpropertyName2 --->