I figured it out, well one method...no doubt long before this email appeared on the
list! We got one slow email server here in my company I suppose.
Have to create a getter/setter for the goo object. The getter returns a goo instance.
then whammo. So, foo.getGoo.getName() will then work.
Doug
> -----Original Message-----
>From: Knudsen, Douglas
>Sent: Monday, September 22, 2003 3:27 PM
>To: Cfcdev (E-mail)
>Subject: cfcs refrencing cfcs
>
>Ok, jamming along here but I got another Q. Say I have two
>cfcs, foo and goo. foo has say two properties ein and zwei.
>ein is a numeric id of sorts. zwei is a goo. Now when I init
>ein I use
><cfset variables.ein = 42>
>The this scope based on previous threads here.
>How do I init zwei? Or maybe more precisely, what scope
>should zwei live in within the foo cfc? I need to access
>getters/setters.etc within the goo cfc via foo.zwei, not via foo.
><cfset variables.zwei = CreateObject("component","goo").init()
>/> does NOT allow me to access say foo.zwei.getName().
><cfset this.zwei = CreateObject("component","goo").init() />
>does allow me to access say foo.zwei.getName() though, but
>its in the this scope now.
>
>
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