I think it's definitely useful in many situations (ColdMock uses it
extensively to handle method calls to mock objects for example). I just
don't like the idea of having an object's API be largely unspecified. I
think that when folks get to see Bolt in action, with the introspection/code
hinting that Adobe has alluded to, CFC's that have large chunks of their API
handled by oMM are going to feel left out in the cold, since there is no way
for the IDE to provide hinting for them.
I also think that if we see implicit getters and setters in CF9, this will
also go a long way toward dealing with the issue since the "I don't want to
type/generate all that code" argument goes out the window. It will be
interesting to see what happens in the next year!




On Sun, Feb 1, 2009 at 7:51 AM, Alan Livie <[email protected]> wrote:

> @Jared, without going into implementation details can you share with us the
> types of situations you have seen oMM() used in?
>
> Alan
>
>
>

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