I only use a CFC if I have a need to encapsulate data and functionality.
I only put functions in a CFC if they are specifically related to that CFC's data.
I do not use CFCs as a generic "function library". I understand it is more efficient to put generic functions in a cfm file and include it, therefore you do not have the overhead of creating the CFC instance.
Based on other responses, perhaps my view of CFCs is unique.
At 10:06 AM 6/1/2004, you wrote:
I am at a quandary right now weather or not I should place my UDFs in an include or a CFC. What do most of you do? Is there a difference if you you either place the included UDFs in the request scope or place the CFC in the app/session scope?
Right now I have gone CFC crazy and placed them in one. But I have an app that is going to be used eventually by thousands of people a day (intranet) and possibly across the country (extranet). SO I am looking at ways to make this thing much more efficient.
Regards,
Ian
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