Did you define another controller in your ModelGlue.xml file and move
the appropriate message-listener nodes under that new controller
definition?
It's not uncommon to use several different controller CFCs for just
the reason that you've touched on.
<controllers>
<controller type="controller.Controller" id="Controller">
<message-listener message="onRequestStart"
function="onRequestStart" />
</controller>
<controller type="controller.NewController" id="NewController" >
<!--- This message-listener used to live in
controller.Controller definition --->
<message-listener message="needSomething"
function="doSomething" />
</controller>
</controllers>
Dan
On Sep 28, 8:56 am, Clifford Moon <[email protected]> wrote:
> Greetings,
>
> What do I need to do to split up the controller.cfc into more
> manageable "smaller" files. I've attempted several things, but still
> wind up with the methods not being found in Controller.cfc. Is there
> anything special that one needs to do to make it recognize subordinate
> controller files. I've duplicated the <cfcomponent> tag in
> another .cfc in the controller directory, but didnt work, and I wind
> up with the following error:
>
> Message The method needGenericAdminForm was not found in component D:
> \Website\aa\EventManagement\controller\Controller.cfc.
> Detail Ensure that the method is defined, and that it is spelled
> correctly.
>
> Thanks in Advance,
>
> Cliff
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