Quick question on this one as well, what if you want to expose one of the
data elements when the object gets broken down and saved into the db, how
would you reference that data unless you have a getX() method? An example
of this would be a personObj, is composed of an address object. The
personObj gets passed to a personPersistor (which is a cfc that breaks the
object apart, and saves its elements to a dB. And for some reason the
addressFK was stored in the person table...just an example for this point.
You would need the getID in the addressObj in order to get at the PK to save
in the person table? Does that make sense?
Look up the Memento design pattern - that's designed for situations like persistence.
Sean A Corfield -- http://www.corfield.org/blog/
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