> In my application.cfc I'm setting the following: this.udfLIB
> = createObject('component','cfc.udf').init();
>
> ....
>
> Now for the questions
> 1) the entire UDF library should be available in the
> application scope, correct?
Yes, after you make the change noted below.
> 2) how do I access these, this
> "#application.udfLIB.CapFirst(dept)#" doesn't seem to work
The "this" scope within Application.cfc does not point to the Application
scope, but rather the instance of the application, which contains the
attributes you'd have set in Application.cfm using the CFAPPLICATION tag. To
get your CFC into the Application scope, you use the Application prefix.
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