I wrote a Java API that talks to our RedBack Object Server which has
Business Objects
talking to a Muti-Value DataBase (IBM U2-UniVerse)
Currently every DB Call Creates an Object like
var rbo = createObject("Java", "RedBackObject");
var myResult = structNew();
rbo.openObj("rboAccount","rboModuleClass");
rbo.setProperty("propName", "propvalue")
rbo.callMethod("rboMethod");
myResult.firstNames = rbo.getPropertyArray("FirstNames");
myResult.lastNames = rbo.getPropetyArray("LastNames");
rbo.closeObj();
<cfReturn myResult />
If i instantiate the RedBackObject in the private scope of the CFC like
variables.rbo = createObject("Java", "RedBackObject");
Would there any problems with the below?
1. Reuse the private scope object(rbo) for every DB call in CFC
2. Have a destroy() method that does rbo.closeObj(). Basically set the
RedbackObject's instance variables to null.
3. Instantiate the CFC in Session scope.
When the methods within the CFC are executed dynamically in a loop to get
data for the end view, would the above result in data corruption?
Thanks,
Joe Eugene
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