On 12/07/2005, at 2:46 PM, Geoff Bowers wrote:
...you should really have EXECUTE's output="false" and be populating
request.aInvocations. If you're trying some fancy HTML output this
may be awkward.
So.. populating HTML block into request.aInvocations would be the best
option. Blatting out HTML from the EXECUTE handler is not considered
best practice.
(One day I'll get some time to capture this info cos I know its not
really defined anywhere)
Even better would be to detect when there is output from the rule's CFC
and throw an exception with a message explaining that they should use
request.aInvocations.
- tim
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