Nope. Each CF instance has a security sandbox which is effectively at
runtime. So if the CFCs are accessible, they are governed by the
sandbox for the instance that invokes them.
On Wednesday, Aug 6, 2003, at 21:58 US/Pacific, Jason Blum wrote:
Does anyone happen to know whether one's calling
Does anyone happen to know whether one's calling template and one's CFCs can reside in
separate security sandboxes? For instance, could an ISP put all client sites in one
default security sandbox with few permissions/tags/etc, but then allow them to tie
into CFCs in another sandbox that does
On Saturday, Aug 2, 2003, at 05:59 US/Pacific, Jason Blum wrote:
Does anyone happen to know whether one's calling template and one's
CFCs can reside in separate security sandboxes? For instance, could
an ISP put all client sites in one default security sandbox with few
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From: Sean A Corfield [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, August 03, 2003 1:54 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: CFC Addressing
On Saturday, Aug 2, 2003, at 05:59 US/Pacific, Jason Blum wrote:
Does anyone happen to know whether one's calling template and one's
CFCs can reside
Does anyone happen to know whether one's calling template and one's CFCs can reside in
separate security sandboxes? For instance, could an ISP put all client sites in one
default security sandbox with few permissions/tags/etc, but then allow them to tie
into CFCs in another sandbox that does
I have just finished Hal Helm's CFC book for the second time and this
stuff is looking pretty nice. (of course I started programming in OO, so
I knew it would be useful).
My question is with regards to addressing a CFC. All of Hal's examples
were directly under the MX wwwroot directory. How do
You can access CFCs just like you would access custom tags.
They can be put in the customtags directory of the ColdFusion installation.
Or they can be in a directory that you can access via a ColdFusion mapping.
Or they can be in the same directory as the page that invokes it. ( Or a
That's not totally true.
You can only sort of address CFCs relatively. You can't for example go up a
directory, i.e. ../CFCs/
Which frankly, is rather annoying.
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You can access CFCs just like you would access custom tags.
They can be put in the
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