it doesn't really exist, and this seems like it would be
one of those cases.
Thoughts?
-Deanna
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all. It's a university. What can I say.
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provided services
or goods that meet the whole budget, and other times we go over and don't
bill at all. It's a university. What can I say.
-d
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What is a consumable?
Dwayne Cole, MS in MIS, MBA
Florida A&M University
Certified Advanced ColdFusion Developer
850-591-0212
"It can truly be said that nothing happens until there is vision. But it is equally true that a vision with no underlying sense of purpose, no calling, is just a good id
> Okay, so if I go with a two object model (grossly simplified, of course),
> then I have a "consumables" object as an attribute of my task object? Is
> that correct? So, if I instantiate a consumables object inside my task
> object, I can then call the method "getallConsumables" and get all the
>
ted task. (An
action page with a cfquery.)
Sample object-centric interpretation anyone?
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True, and that's what I've been doing for, oh 5 years now...that other
stuff. ;)
-Deanna
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Deanna
> Okay, so I was following along, but then you throw this out there. Huh? I
> thought that we're all supposed to start "thinking OO" to fully leverage
> CFC's. Am I wrong here?
No, of course you're not wrong - but there's more to CF than CFC's :-)
Nick
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Holy crap, was that a long and remarkably well thought-out post.
> You would never dream (normally) of having an entity (hence table) to
> model a collection of items
Perhaps that's why I wasn't seeing what he meant. I'm so used to
objects being over here and relational stuff being over ther
> But to be honest, if I was using CF, OO design methodology would not be at
> the forefront of my mind.
Okay, so I was following along, but then you throw this out there. Huh? I
thought that we're all supposed to start "thinking OO" to fully leverage
CFC's. Am I wrong here?
-Deanna, procedural a
> I'm not sure how 3 objects makes this any more likely than 2 objects.
I think Dwayne is referring to the fact that, once you've gone beyond having
one table or object class to model each real-world "thing", the criteria you
apply in each method for discovering your other artefacts are quite
diff
7;m wondering if I should do, yes. Or, if it works better to
> >> just have the two objects, with the task object having an array of
> >> consumable objects.
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>> consumable objects.
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task. The 2
methods that you discussed are integral to performing this task and therefore
below to the same object?
Andy
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> > So are you thinking of creating three objects: a task object, a
> consumable
> object, consumableList object that acts
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> So are you thinking of creating three objects: a task object, a consumable
object, consumableList object that acts like a associative entity?
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> Dwayne Cole, MS in MIS, MBA
> Florida A&M Univer
So are you thinking of creating three objects: a task object, a consumable object, consumableList object that acts like a associative entity?
Dwayne Cole, MS in MIS, MBA
Florida A&M University
Certified Advanced ColdFusion Developer
850-591-0212
"It can truly be said that nothing happens unt
Hi Folks,
I'm trying to get my head around OO design for CF and I have a ton of
questions, of course. I'll try to keep them limited, as they're sort of
off-topic (though not entirely, because whatever I have to design I have to
build in CF).
Here's my first basic question:
When you're designing an
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