> > 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.
>
> so this wouldn't work then:
> request.oExistCheck = createObject("component","cfm.ExistCheck");
Well, it actually could work, but not for the reason you might think.
The second argument is a relative path to a file. So in the previous
example:
request.oExistCheck = createObject("component","cfc.ExistCheck");
this would create an instance of ExistCheck, using the file
cfc/ExistCheck.cfc, meaning that wherever this line of code is, there
would need to be a subdirectory called cfc, with a file called
ExistCheck.cfc in it.
You can only create instances from CFCs, though.
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