Aaron,
I'm not familiar with the code you are referring to, but this is
generally done to encapsulate the data within the object, and manage
access to that data. This allows you to alter / update how you manage
that data internally without affecting any code that relies on the
object itself, thus
More helpful resources:
The most recent ColdFusion Weekly Podcast takes you on an Object Safari (
www.coldfusionweekly.com). You don't have to have an iPod, just something
that will play an mp3.
This diagram by Kurt Wiersma (and referred to in the podcast):
http://www.coldfusionweekly.com/images/1
Perhaps this will help with some of those questions:
http://coldfusion.sys-con.com/read/42077.htm
On 5/30/06, Aaron Roberson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm getting closer to figuring this out...
>
> I am wondering, do you access class methods in the model layer
> directly from the view layer a
I'm getting closer to figuring this out...
I am wondering, do you access class methods in the model layer
directly from the view layer and instance methods through the
controller layer? I keep finding myself asking, "How do you pass an
argument value to a class method?
Also, when should you creat
No. Properties in THIS can be overwritten from outside the component
with no checks or business logic - getter and setter methods prevent
this from happening.
On 5/30/06, Aaron Roberson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> In Forta's model layer cfc (ArticleEntity.cfc) he creates a struct
> named instance
Question about the conroller:
In the controller layer of Forta's example
(PublicationController.cfc), he has a block of script that sets the
instance parameters values as follows:
article.setTitle(form.title);
article.setTeaser(form.teaser);
article.setBody(form.body);
article.setAuthor(
In Forta's model layer cfc (ArticleEntity.cfc) he creates a struct
named instance. Wouldn't it be better to call the psuedo-constructor
function and then just reference all of the values with the "this"
keyword? In that case, would I still use the tages in
the constructor area? I am new to OOP, so
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> Subject: Looking for MVC Framework Resources
>
> I am wanting to design my application using the Model View Controller
> (MVC) framework and I am wondering if anyone could list some good resouces
> on getting sta
Check out fusebox at fusebox.org (I think that's the right addy)
Eric
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From: Aaron Roberson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, 29 May 2006 20:36
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Looking for MVC Framework Resources
I am wanting to design my application using the Model
Hi Aaron
This is a bit old now but the principles still apply -
http://www.benorama.com/coldfusion/patterns/part2.htm I think Benoit does a
good job of explaining MVC in CF terms.
Cheers
Nathan
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I am wanting to design my application using the Model View Controller
(MVC) framework and I am wondering if anyone could list some good
resouces on getting started with MVC. I think I understand the
concept, but I don't have much of a clue on how to actually implement
it in my application. Hints, s
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