Hi Stephen,
Can you direct me to the download for this presentation? I'd like to
take a look at it also.
Thanks,
Tom
Stephen Adams wrote:
I've been reading through a presentation I down loaded from Joe
Rinehart called "BeansAndForms" which explains how to use self posting
forms and Beans and is very useful. So I think I've got a grasp on the
basic idea, but will probably have more questions as time goes by.
Thanks for the advice I'll take a look through the archives.
Stephen
On 9/8/05, *Brian Kotek* <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
<mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote:
I feel your pain Stephen as I just went through this (if you search
the archives you'll see a thread on Beans, Transfer Objects, and
Business Objects).
The bottom line is that a "Bean" is a very generic term for an object
that has getters and setters for it's properties. That's it. So if you
have a business object called Employee that does lots of good
employee-related processing, but also has getter and setter methods
for things like getEmployeeName(), setEmployeeName(), etc...then your
Employee object is considered a Bean.
Hope that helps,
Brian
On 9/8/05, Stephen Adams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
<mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote:
> I think that a Bean holds all the data which you get from your
DAO objects.
> So I have a select query in a DAO cfc, the results of this query
are passed
> to a Bean cfc, is this right? Then in this Bean do I structure
the data, or
> manipulate it, what can I do with a Bean cfc?
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