> > I am new to CFC's. For a long time I could not see the practical pupose of > them other than to get us CF'ers to go the way of OOP. (also, all of last > year and half of 2004 was spent preparing and being in Iraq, and when I > returned my job changed from CF to .NET, so I have been out of the CF > programming game for a while). So after reviewing them some more I have come > to realize that they are great. I am using them quite extensively now on > some applications that I am currently doing. I have already saved time by > not having to type the same query 2 or threee times. I like that if I need > to change a query, rather then do it over X pages (assuming a year or two I > remember where they are all at), I change it in one place. I am sure I can > do this using a custom tag, but I think that the CFC method is more > intuitive. Ben Forta has some articles on line that extol the positive > attributes of CFC's, and really that is how I started to look at them again. > Thanks Ben for "showing me the light".
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