I think that one solution is
1. Just having one Circuits.cfm in home application and including it in
app_globals.cfm this eliminates naming conflicts.
2. Defining each circuit as a standalone circuit. Like
<cfset request.Circuits.con = "Connection">
<cfset request.Circuits.foo = "fooDirectory">
And eleminating defining them dependable on their parents like
<cfset request.con = "myParent/Connection"> <!--- this is not good at
all --->
3. Defining a reserved circuit application name something like
"ThisFuseBox". That will allow you to send fuseactions from parent to son or
from parent to parent directly as long as parent may be a home application
or circuit app..
It makes circuit applications so portable. Why should I notify all of world
when I'm going to send a message to son of my circuit application or to that
circuit? - Have any body thought about it? I'm going to put this new idea
into action . Is there something that I missed?
The final application may look something like this,
<cf_prepareFuseactionSomehow>
<cfswtich expression="#attributes.fuseaction#">
<cfcase value = "doSomething">
<!--- this XFA will come back to another circuit through home app
there's
nothing special about it now --->
<cfset attributes.XFA.onJob1 = "anotherParent.someJob">
<!--- "this XFA will be send to son of current circuit without
involving
in parent or home app cause it's an internal task of this
circuit --->
<cfset attributes.XFA.onJob2 = "ThisFuseBox.someJob">
<!--- this one will be sent to son of son of this circuit and finnaly
parent of this circuit have not to know anything about internal
architect of this circuit. --->
<cfset attributes.XFA.onJob2 = "ThisFuseBox.son.someJob">
<cfinclude template="dsp_something.cfm">
</cfcase>
</cfswtich>
note: "ThisFuseBox" is a magical circuit name that will send following
fuseaction without involving parent.
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