Gotcha :)
So what's the reasoning behind the dislike of circular dependencies? From
what I can tell, they're unavoidable in my case...
I have a couple of objects, for example: Domains and DomainEmails. When a
call to the Domains.deleteDomain() method is called, I need to be able to
clear out all the DomainEmail records for that domain -- so I call the
DomainEmails.deleteDomainEmail() method for every record that exists for
that particular domain. Domains requires an instance of("is dependent on")
the DomainEmails CFC to make that call. DomainEmails also requires a
Domains CFC -- when I create a DomainEmail record, I want to make sure that
the domainID it's being created for actually exists. To do that, I need a
reference to my Domains.getAllDomains() method. That's circular depedency
:( But I don't see any way around it, unless I wanted to live with sloppy
deletes and inserts...
Jonathon
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Sent: Wednesday, June 20, 2007 3:33 AM
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Subject: [coldspring-dev] newbie question!
On Tuesday 19 Jun 2007, Jonathon Stierman wrote:
> My one "issue" with Setter injection is that the dependencies aren't
> guaranteed to be set by the time I need them (hence why I liked the
> constructor-arg property). What do you guys do for ensuring that your
> dependencies are in place when you use setter injection?
What Peter said :-)
But we only ever had to do it once, and it bothers me we had to do it.
--
Tom Chiverton
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