If they are related via inheritance, i don't think it works that way. I've had trouble "getting" this, because in my mind, the concept "inheritance" means from parent to child. In other words, parents write the will and direct the flow to the children.
 
Somebody correct me if i'm wrong, but in an OO inheritance relationship, the child can only "steal" from the parent, without the parent knowing about it. In other words, only the child is instantiated, and only then are the parent and child linked via the extends attribute.
 
If you instantiate the parent, the child or children aren't linked to the parent.
 
Have i got that right?
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Subject: [CFCDev] refresh cfc

How is the definition of a CFC refreshed?  I have a parent CFC where I modified a property.  A child CFC of the modified parent is not reflecting the change.  I’m comparing both CFCs using getmetadata.  I end up stopping and restarting CF service for the child to acknowledge the change in the parent.

 

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Tom Schreck

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