The path to a CFC is just a dot version of folder notation.
Example:
webroot/foo/components/bar.cfc
woudl translate to
foo.components.bar
which would look like
<cfset fooObj = createObject("component","foo.components.bar")>
Makes sense?
On 11/6/06, Eric Roberts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I am bit new to CFC's...I have a qestion regarding how they are
> addressed. In Advanced ColdFusion, it says that if the directory is in the
> web root, you can address the cfc as com.cfcdirectory.cfc... What if we
> had a repository that was just above the webroot so that we have a common
> repository of cfc's that are accessable to all of our websites? Also...in a
> clustered environment, what is the best way to handle a repostiory. Can you
> then use a single directory to store the cfc's and be able to accesss them
> anywhere in the cluster, or would you need a copy on each physical box? I'm
> pretty excited to be working on aproject finally where I get to use
> CFC's. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
>
> Eric
>
>
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