That sounds somewhat familiar (I've been listening to this kind of talk RE:
Flash Actionscript for quite a while). It's one of those concepts where I
don't get lost when listening to someone explain it, but when trying to
figure out how to implement I get headaches.
Luckily you've already said that it "isn't really possible" in CFMX, which
neatly takes the weight off of my somewhat taxed shoulders.
> Well since you asked... the way to do this more OO isn't really possible
> in CFMX. However, if you interested in how it would be done in Java,
> then here you go.
>
> You would create a Department class just as you described above. Instead
> of creating an audit trail class you would create a Audit interface. You
> would want to create an implementation of the Audit interface with a
> class callded AuditTrail. Then create a new class, AuditedDepartment
> that extends the Department class and implements the Audit interface.
> The AuditedDeparment class would override the methods of the Department
> class, but call the super class's methods and the AuditTrail's methods.
> For example, the edit method might look like this.
>
> public void edit()
> {
> super.edit();
> auditTrail.log();
> }
>
> -Matt
>
>
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