On Sun, Sep 27, 2009 at 6:22 PM, Kevin Pepperman wrote:
> Using an init() method, although not required, is considered best practice
> in the CF world for initializing components because cfc's don't have true
> constructors like JAVA (yet).
Just a couple of points to elaborate on this...
We use
Hi Tony, you make like to take a look at
http://learn.objectorientedcoldfusion.org/wiki/The_Init()_Function
> instances of an object. I have also seen quite a bit about using
> init() in every component but am not sure why I would do this if I
> just want to call a method from the application
Hello Tony.
I am no expert, But I do know about where you are at right now, and I also
know what it took for me to learn it, so I will give it a shot to at least
set you off in the right direction.
Using an init() method, although not required, is considered best practice
in the CF world for in
I am building an application where I want to eliminate instantiating the same
component more than once per application. I thought it would be a good idea to
setup all of the methods through the application scope:
application.getters = createObject("component","cfc.GetterQueries");
This way I a
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