1) why do you want to explicitly kill these CFC instances ? if they're
stored in a persistant scope (session, application, server**) I'd
understand, but if they're part of a request their references will be
destroyed when the page finishes loading and they'll be garbage
collected soon enough. trust in the Java GC
2) I vote createObject() (thanx to my old ASP roots:
server.createObject(), etc) but some smart ppl on this list have done
some really funky things with cfinvoke....(check the archives)
my 2c
barry.b
(** cheat and treat them like structs with removing keys from the scope)
On 3/9/06, Ung, Seng <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi:
> from my test.cfc I do have the following function.
> <cfcomponent >
> <cffunction name="fnhello" returntype="string" access="private">
> <cfset var x="hi">
> <cfreturn x>
> </cffunction>
> </cfcomponent >
> from my cfm, I called my test.cfc by doing the folloing code
> <cfset o=createObject("component", "test")>
> <cfset oFn=o.fnhello()>
>
> Question number 1?
> Once, I called or created an object named "o", Can I destroy the object by
> doing so? or by other methods?
> <cfset o=null>
>
> Question number 2?
> Would you used "cfinvoke" or cfobject/createObject to call your cfc?
>
> thanks
> Seng
>
>
>
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