Hello!
I am creating components in shared scopes (f.e. application or session).
How can I now access these components using cfinvoke without the "evil"
evaluate construct?
<cfinvoke component="#Evaluate("application.components.cmp_security")#"
method="LoadPermissions" returnvariable="a_return">
<cfinvokeargument name="entrykey" value="gt3984g9384bg983b4">
</cfinvoke>
Using the simple way of
<cfset application.components.cmp_security.LoadPermissions('gt ....')>
is not possible because the list of arguments is likely to change.
Best regards,
Peter
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