>> I'm going to look for some decent example of a objectFactory and do >> some testing to see if there is a performance hit. > >That sounds like a great idea. Here is an objectFactory to look at and >compare with: >http://www.phillnacelli.net/blog/index.cfm/2006/11/21/ObjectFactory-Explained > >Please let us know what you find. > >-Aaron Well, as I believe Chris Scott explained in his article "ColdSpring Fundamentals" (FAQU 2), object factories really make a difference when your application gets highly complex and you start having many more objects to initialize with dependencies... That's what ColdSpring tries to do, to manage the objects for you. If you've only got 8 or 9 objects, then maybe an object factory is not for you.
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