Hi, Mike...

While working on production sites, I found your approach a little more than
I could comfortably manage, but I did learn from them and have begun to
*slowly* transition my code over to CFC's.  (But I've got to make sure I 
keep
everything working as I go!)

I'd be very interested in seeing an example of how you are using the
validation procedure you described, if you have an example handy.

Rick

Mike Kear wrote:
> If you ar using the techniques outlined in my cfc tutorials, Rick, i
> can easily give you the additional part - validation ..
>
> I was getting around to writing part 3 eventually   mabye i'll just
> run it forward .
>
> IN the methods i use,  each bean contains its own validation methods
> and you run a validation procedure just before the Save.  IF the bean
> validates teh save proceeds, if it doesnt, error messages are posted
> either to the form or in an email to the person concerned with that
> app.
>
> Cheers
> Mike Kear
>
>
> On Mon, Oct 20, 2008 at 2:09 PM, Rick Faircloth
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>   
>> Hi, all...
>>
>> I'm slowly but surely integrating CFC's into my coding.
>>
>> But now I'm wondering how best to modify my usual CF validation
>> of form values with a CFC in the mix.
>>
>> I typically design a page with a form, have it submit back to itself,
>> run validation on the form variables, output appropriate error messages
>> if needed,
>> and if everything validates, I run the query, let's say an insert query,
>> on the
>> same page as the form, then using cflocation to direct to a success page.
>>
>> But, using the CFC requires that the form's action page be the cfc itself,
>> with the method in the URL, e.g., "properties.cfc?method=insert"
>>
>> Will I end up having to use session variables to make this work so I can
>> submit the form back to the page it's on, validate and if all validates,
>> then
>> change the form variables to session variables and using cflocation to
>> then go to the cfc?  Can that even be done?... cflocation
>> url="properties.cfc?method=insert"  ???
>>
>> Thanks for any feedback.
>>
>> Rick
>>
>>
>>     
>
> 

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