Red Sky makes it much easier by fixing the page context bug...
So you mean it's easier to write un-efficient and un-scalable solutions
that still work... ;)
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* write efficient, scalable solutions but you had to be very
careful about it. Red Sky makes it much easier by fixing the page
context bug...
Sean A Corfield -- http://www.corfield.org/blog/
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That sort of
stuff will be resolved as Mach II nears release - and it will almost
certainly require Red Sky (because of the page context bug, mainly).
What is the behavior (or lack thereof) of this bug?!
Thanks..
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-Original Message-
From: Alexander Sherwood [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, August 01, 2003 6:53 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Page Context Bug?
That sort of
stuff will be resolved as Mach II nears release - and it
will almost certainly require Red Sky
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-Original Message-
From: Alexander Sherwood [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, August 01, 2003 6:53 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Page Context Bug?
That sort
Take a CFC. Cache it (ie, application.foo = the cfc). On the
2nd-N page
requests, any method in the cfc that references other scopes
(imagine
one that uses application.dsn) or tries to output instead of
returning
data, will fail.
Gotcha, thanks.
How is this related to
When JSPs are created they have no relationship to a request and its
subsequent response. Thus, they need a context to tie the request and
response to themselves. The Servlet engine does this by providing a
PageContext object. Since CFMs -- and unfortunately CFCs -- are just
specialized
At 11:19 AM 8/1/2003 -0400, you wrote:
When JSPs are created they have no relationship to a request and its
subsequent response. Thus, they need a context to tie the request and
response to themselves. The Servlet engine does this by providing a
PageContext object. Since CFMs -- and
scopes (since those are found from the page context object).
And, as Ray says, the dread page context bug is fixed in Red Sky.
Coming soon!
I will note, however, that if you're following best practices as far
encapsulation goes, you will almost never run into the page context
bug. It does make
It does make it difficult to write efficient frameworks using CFCs
tho' so, for example, Mach II will require Red Sky to run efficiently.
I'm glad you finally admitted that.
-Matt
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And, as Ray says, the dread page context bug is fixed in Red Sky.
Coming soon!
And if it hasn't been said enough - RedSky fixes other CFC bugs as well
as adding support for super(). In other words, RedSky kicks major butt.
You can quote me
Matt Liotta wrote:
It does make it difficult to write efficient frameworks using CFCs
tho' so, for example, Mach II will require Red Sky to run efficiently.
I'm glad you finally admitted that.
so matt, you said a while back it was impossible to write mvc frameworks
in cfmx,
with the
Just to be clear, I didn't say it was impossible; just not efficient of
scalable. In regards to RedSky, I can't answer that since I am not part
of the beta program and even if I was I would be under NDA. Maybe in
the future when RedSky is released it will be worth revisiting.
-Matt
On
On Wednesday, Mar 19, 2003, at 19:33 US/Pacific, Sean A Corfield wrote:
This is the 'infamous' page context bug and you are correct that the
Updater 3 Release Notes do not mention it. I don't know what the bug
number is but I'll look it up when I'm back online at work...
I've confirmed
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