At 11:43 AM 7/23/2002 -0700, you wrote:
>I'm coming in mid-thread here so my apologies if this has been covered.....
>
>AFAIK UDFs generally process fatser than custom tags.  Is the same the case
>when using  CFCs instead of a UDF?  or does a CFC process slower (like
>custom tags)?

  I haven't seen performance tests.  Anyone?


>Now isn't using a CFC instead of a UDF just like using a  custom tag?

  I think it is not.  A custom tag is a single entity.  You can pass values 
in and pass values out.  It has no state.
  A CFC is a collection of UDFs (I.E. methods).  And between each method 
call, you can save "state" values if need be.  CFCs are also security 
conscience and integrate with CFMX new security model.  UDFs are not.


>We
>still have a central "black box" if you will and we still have inputs and
>outputs?

  On a very high level, this is correct.  I think it is the nitty gritty 
that makes things different.
  Can you accomplish everything you can do with a CFC using a custom 
tag?  I'm sure you can.  That doesn't mean that one negates the use of another.



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