OMG... it actually works!!! Thank you Roland, you made my day!!
Mihai
On Mon, 2006-07-03 at 10:47 -0400, Roland Collins wrote:
cffunction returnype=someobjecttype[]
Just put the brackets in after the object type in the returntype attribute and it will get treated as an array of
Title: Message
Hi
Adam,
I
would add this to the core business model. For me, aspects are cross cutting
concerns that decrease cohesion (a product shouldn't know about logging,
security or workflow, so those are the classic examples of AOP). To me it is
perfectly appropriate that a
This application sits outside of the POS terminal so this does not work with payments or anything of the sort. It is strictly PSE purchase tracking and reporting. Thankfully the business owners decided how to ID people; by State ID, drivers license, or Passport number.
Stores are not limited to
Title: Message
Hi
Adam,
So,
there are customer specific and cart specific limitations. I would definitely
make the cart responsible for the cart limitation. I'd probably also make the
cart responsible for the customer limitation, although it'd do it by calling a
User.getPSETotal() or
