We're considering pointing all links and form submissions to a cfc Controller. The cfc uses cfparam to set a default method to use in case none is passed, and after all processing is complete it cfincludes the appropriate .cfm View. Basically, what was a large cfswitch at the top of a cfm page is pulled into a separate file and broken into functions (enabling much more interesting processing flows).
But all links and form submissions end in .cfc. Some browsers used to discern the mime-type from the file extension--do they still? There doesn't seem to be any other file type with that extension, but you never know. Are there any other hidden gotchas I'd want to know about before investing a lot of effort into this?
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Ben Curtis
WebSciences International
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