Yes, you may call function of other cfc's. But, like working with class
files in java or C++, if the file has no reference to instantiate that
object (conferences) then it won't find the function. You will need to
create an object instance [variables.conferences =
createobject("component","conferences").init(dsn)] prior to calling any
functions of the object [user.arrConferences =
variables.conferences.GetConferences(userID)].
Cutter
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Crow T. Robot wrote:
> Using Ray Camden's Galleon software, and I need to modify it a little.
>
> I've got a user.cfc file that takes care of all user functions. I have
> another, conferences.cfc, that takes care of all conferences. Now,
> after a user is inserted using the addUser method inside users.cfc, I
> have the need to call the GetConferences method that exists inside
> conferences.cfc inside the addUser function so that I can subscribe the
> user to all the conferences when they sign up. However, before I can
> get into that, I need to know why it seems like I am not able to call
> the GetConferences() function from with the users.cfc. I keep getting
> undefined errors unless I copy the GetConferences function into the
> users.cfc file. After that, it works fine.
>
> I'm quite new to the cfc thing, so any help in the underlying logic and
> the "whys" of the above behavior would be great.
>
> Thanks
>
>
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