I agree with Roland, here at our office we have migrated to Mach-ii,
and one of the first things we did for all applications was to create
a controller cfc that extended mach-ii and intern called the actual
working cfc's to do the work (which do not extend mach-ii). The
thought here is that it
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Thanks for the insight. It was helpful.
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Ah, ok.
If you're using getMetaData() just for
On Thursday 11 Nov 2004 21:26 pm, Joe Ferraro wrote:
reference. Unfortunately there aren't any ColdFusion patterns books that I
know of, but I have a feeling there will be in the future. Patterns are
AFAIK there is one being written right now (check the archives) with some
great input from top
Ok, so I've run into this from time to time and I can never seem to really
figure it out.
I'm not passing WorkFlowCode param in and I shouldn't need to but it errors
out. Something obvious I'm overlooking?
It throws up on: cfif ARGUMENTS.WorkFlowCode neq
Code:
!--- GetAuditWorkflow ---
That's very exciting. I'm a huge ColdFusion enthusiast and I love components
and their flexibility. I think the direction that CF is moving with MachII
and the rising awareness in the community of patterns is fantastic. I will
definitely check into those things.
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Oh, good. It's hard to tell sometimes if i'm being helpful or completely
irrelevant. :)
I'm also using Spike's CFC browser these days a lot. It's very good,
especially when your model starts growing to include many cfc's and you find
yourself digging around in them to remember what methods you've
Honest question here. I agree with the virtues of separation, but why do
people think this (let's use the Java world for an example) concept seems to
be mainly something of interest to Enterprise shops. Why don't little guys
do things this way? Is it just they don't see the light... or is it more
Whats the best way to secure a webservice? I
have interactions between 2 different CF Servers where code on CF Server A is
calling a webservice on CF Server B. I need to control who consumes the
webservice on CF Server B. My initial thought is to pass a control key
from code on CF Server A
Ken,
Do you mean your controller cfc literally extends the framework, i.e
via the EXTENDS attribute? Or is it just another layer (not related to
Mach-II) that sits between Mach-II and you business layer. I have
implemented a service layer in some apps.
-Phil
On Fri, 12 Nov 2004 07:53:01 -0500,
When i click to a machII listener i get a HTTP 500 error.
On Fri, 12 Nov 2004 16:52:43 +0100, Nando [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Oh, good. It's hard to tell sometimes if i'm being helpful or completely
irrelevant. :)
I'm also using Spike's CFC browser these days a lot. It's very good,
On Fri, 12 Nov 2004 10:48:47 -0500, Brent Nicholas
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Ok, so I've run into this from time to time and I can never seem to really
figure it out.
I'm not passing WorkFlowCode param in and I shouldn't need to but it errors
out. Something obvious I'm overlooking?
It
Try the following in your CFIF block:
cfif isDefined(ARGUMENTS.WorkFlowCode) AND ARGUMENTS.WorkFlowCode neq
AND WORKFLOW_CODE = '#ARGUMENTS.WorkFlowCode#'
/cfif
I think that if an optional ARGUMENTS parameter isn't passed into the
CFC, it's not defined within it when it's invoked.
Nando-
Can I contact you off list? What's your email address?
Thanks -
Tom Schreck
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I understand where you are coming from with the benefits of procedural code,
and that is the reason I'm interested in separation. I don't want eat up
valuable time with the developers here learning mach-ii when they already
have a good amount of experience with fusebox, but in the instance of the
Just to butt in:
cfargument name=workflowcode required=no default=
cfif len(arguments.workflowcode)
AND WORKFLOW_CODE = '#ARGUMENTS.WorkFlowCode#'
/cfif
my 2p
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Sent: 12 November 2004
Whats the best way to secure a webservice? I have interactions
between 2 different CF Servers where code on CF Server A is calling a
webservice on CF Server B. I need to control who consumes the
webservice on CF Server B. My initial thought is to pass a control
key from code on CF Server A to
Just to clarify something here.
I'd only just got out of bed (pre coffee!) when I replied before, and what I
described isn't *quite* what happens.
CFC functions reside in the THIS scope; unscoped variables get put in the
VARIABLES scope. So it doesn't actually overwrite the function, and
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