Here is my best example (if my example is wrong, please somebody let me know):
DataMgr
DataMgr_Access is a DataMgr (for MS Access)
DataMgr_MSSQL is a DataMgr (for MS SQL Server)
DataMgr_MySQL is a DataMgr (for MySQL)
DataMgr_PostGreSQL is a DataMgr (for PostGreSQL)
Each of these inherits behavior from the parent object, but extends
that behavior for the specifics of that database.
http://www.bryantwebconsulting.com/cfcs/
Hope that helps!
Steve Bryant.
Bryant Web Consulting LLC
http://www.BryantWebConsulting.com/
http://steve.coldfusionjournal.com/
At 10:28 AM 12/7/2005, Dave Shuck wrote:
One of the concepts that I read about, and I understand from the
thousand foot view is making use of "types" of objects, but I am
having a hard time with translating that to what it means in
code. In the example, of the AJ Foyt Car Center (or something like
that), they would only accept vehicles of type "sportsCar", given
that sportsCar extends "car" and car extends "vehicle". Does anyone
have a code example of something like that? I realize that once I
see it it will likely seem glaringly obvious, but for some reason I
am just having a hard time visualizing that code in a real implementation.
Thanks,
--
~Dave Shuck
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