I place my services in the model directory that contains the classes that it
manages. So, let's say I have User, UserEmail, and UserAddress classes all
managed by a UserService, it would look like so...
+ application-root
- model
- user
User.cfc
UserAddress.cfc
UserEmail.cfc
UserService.cfc
Since my services are managed by ColdSpring, and MG will handle DI into
controllers for me, I just reference them in the controller as
beans.{Service}. So, using the user example again, I might have a
controller that looked like so...
<cfcomponent beans="UserService">
<cffunction name="needNewUser">
<cfscript>
event.setValue("user",beans.UserService.newUser());
</cfscript>
</cffunction>
HTH
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