The real benefits I have found are:
1)
Objects are initialised in one place only, so if the init arguments change,
then I only need to change one piece of code.
2)
Objects are created in one place only, so if the location of the component
changes, then I only need to change one piece of code.
3)
Less code!
application.myfactory.getInstance()
is less code than
createobject("component","path.to.my.component").init(application.dsn,
application.somethingelse)
On 11/12/06, Phill B <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I have read a lot about people making their own objectFactory and I
> still don't see the need for one. Can some one please give me a reason
> why I would need to use one? So far I have yet to find a reason not to
> call to the objects directly when I need them. My lack of
> understanding makes me think it is just adding more code than is
> required.
>
> --
> Phil
>
>
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