> Has this changed at all in 6.1 ?
> i.e. if I cache a CFC into application scope, and then alter
> the CFCs code,
> will the cached one pick up the changes ?
No. If you cache something, it will stay cached until you remove it. A
cached CFC is no different than any other cached variable. However, it's
trivial to handle this. During development, I will typically use code
like this:
<cfif not isDefined("application.mainCFC") or 1>
or
<cfif not isDefined("application.mainCFC") or isDefined("url.ray")>
This allows me to either ignore caching while I develop (and quickly
'restore' it when I'm ready to go live), or easily nuke the cached copy.
> If not, has anyone worked on a sort of 'cache manager' that
> could refresh*
> selected cached CFCs - I'm thinking it would plug into the
> Administrator the
> same was log2cf does...
Sure, you can get complex, but if you are only in the development stage,
I'd go for something a bit simpler, unless you plan on changing the CFC
on the live box, which woul dnot be recommended.
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