the code you gave is for instantiating a CFC (ColdFusion component) and
only applies to a .cfc file, you cannot do this with a .cfm files as no
extension is given, a .cfc extension is  thus implicitly implied.


On Tue, Feb 14, 2012 at 4:19 PM, daniel kessler <[email protected]> wrote:

>
> > I don't think it was too long. However, I don't really understand the
> > question at all. What do you mean by "instances", or "interface" in
> > this context?
>
> For instance, I mean something like:
> request.oExistCheck     = createObject("component","cfc.ExistCheck");
>
> Note that if I searched for ExistCheck.cfc, this would not be found.  So I
> must search for "ExistCheck", which will give me many, many returns.
>
> As for Interface, I mean a web page, which each page has many includes,
> modules, instances and references many scopes of variables.  In this case,
> it has tabs and many pages within tabs to get at information.  It's
> impractical to root through that convoluted interface to find something (we
> have the cf debugger ON).
>
> If I can assure that .cfm files can not be birthed into instances and that
> only cfc can be birthed into instances, then I can eliminate .cfm files
> from my search.
>
> I'm really lost on finding where these table queries are enacted on the
> interface and have been at it for four days, just to be able to tell our QA
> people where to test.
>
> thank you for listening.
>
> daniel
>
> 

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