Or you could write most of your functionality in a plugin which allows you to 
tie models to your controllers. Using a component just deals with controller 
actions iirc

Mike Karthauser
Brightstorm limited
Tel: 07939252144

On 18 Aug 2011, at 14:10, Eric Blanpied <[email protected]> wrote:

> A component with a set of associated Models and whatnot?
> 
> -e
> 
> On Aug 18, 3:04 pm, [email protected] wrote:
>>> I'm a reasonably-experienced cake developer (several shipping apps
>>> over a few years), and I've now got a project with a well-developed
>>> Controller class that now requires several variations, all of which
>>> would still rely on the same model. My general OOP instinct is to
>>> subclass the controller class, but when I try that in cake (1.3) I get
>>> a class-not-found error. I've seen some discussion of using behaviors
>>> for this, but that seems contrary to this setup, where the main
>>> controller has a model, plenty of views, methods, etc.
>> 
>> if you are planning on sub classing the controller, why not write a
>> component that all controllers use? move your core functions into the
>> component and then set up other controllers that handle the variations and
>> use that component.
>> 
>> /2pence
>> 
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>> 
>>> Advice?
>> 
>>> thanks
>> 
>>> -eric
>> 
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