I'd recommend better the plugin eclipse. http://www.omondo.com/On 4/23/05, Waterswing Studio
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Hello,
I'm also looking into learning UML, and have found some resources
online:
http://pigseye.kennesaw.edu/~dbraun/csis4650/AD/UML_tutorial/index.htm
Where does the info about the object's fields come from? Is it returned by
a
method of each persistable object?
Yep. The method returns the fields array, which can be populated by
hardcoding the properties in the cfc, which I have done for the static, core
elements of the framework, or can come
I am storing information about a CFC in the
cfproperties section of the component. I am currently extending a CFC
and I want access to the properties from the CFC being extended. A quickie
example
granddad.cfc:
cfcomponent hintI am the granddad
cfproperty name=param1
value=value1
Im pretty sure that if you call getMetaData() it will return, along with alot of other stuff, a properties structure.
BIllOn 4/25/05, Gurevich, Gerry (NIH/NIEHS)
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I am storing information about a CFC in the
cfproperties section of the component. I am
On 4/25/05, Gurevich, Gerry (NIH/NIEHS) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am storing information about a CFC in the cfproperties section of the
component. I am currently extending a CFC and I want access to the
properties from the CFC being extended.
getMetadata(myCFC).extends.properties (from
Hi Gerry,
Take a look at
http://livedocs.macromedia.com/wtg/public/coding_standards/goodpractice.html
and then see if the explanation below sheds some more light on your question.
The CFProperties tag is really for giving hints to webservices about the
datatype of component properties. I too
hi all
I'm just about to add xml functionality using cffile, cfdirectory to
the persist layer. (each persist decorates it's service which
decorates a singleton in server scope). The files are on the
webserver, not uploaded.
this is sort of the idea (but the thread petered out...)
This also works recusively, but is
very very slow if you have large inheritance trees (which you shouldnt)
ive gone down the track of using cfproperty before and have found its
much nicer to load static information either at run-time in variables
scope (then inheritance is much easier to deal