> > > <cflogin>
> > > <!--- Then, you're not logged in, so we check for the cookie
> > > ---> <cfif NOT isDefined("COOKIE.LoginUN")>
> > [deletia]
> >
> > > </cfif>
> > > </cfif>
> > > </cflogin>
> > >
> > > Which portions would I want to use CFCs for? This is what
> I'm most
> > > fuzzy on.
> >
> > I'd probably just use it for the authentication query.
>
> That's it? That's easy!
Mind you that was just a quick check. There could be other areas that would
be appropriate for a CFC. In general, the mechanics of security (check for a
certain folder, apply to all, check form fields coming in), make more sense
to me in the Application.cfm file, whereas the handling of these checks (he
passed in admin/admin, does that authenticate) make more sense in a CFC.
I'm sure folks could come up with good examples of where I would be wrong
about the above.
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