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Author: Tom Chiverton
Short Link: http://www.houseoffusion.com/groups/cf-talk/thread.cfm/threadid:58061#315695
> I had the idea of breaking each command into a separate component and then
> instantiating it when someone ran the command. I am wondering what would be
> considered best practice.
Create them all once as singletons at start up, and just invoke them as
needed.
I'd be tempeted to store them in the application scope.
> not sure the components will be faster then the cfswitch but the one cfc is
> getting unweildly.
I'd break it up just because of the ease of maintaince and addition of new
commands.
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Author: Matthew Aires
Short Link: http://www.houseoffusion.com/groups/cf-talk/thread.cfm/threadid:58061#315202
I have a question for the list concerning components. I have been using the XMPP
gateway to write a bot that responds to various commands and helps with debugging
by reporting the last line of log files... restarting coldfusion services (after
asking everyone working on said server) running sql jobs etc... all from a chat
window. Its been working great.
Currently I parse the incoming message for the command which should be the first
word in an incoming message. I then do a cfswitch on the command for further
processing. This all happens within the specified CFC for my xmpp event gateway
and all inside the onIncomingMessage() function.
I had the idea of breaking each command into a separate component and then
instantiating it when someone ran the command. I am wondering what would be
considered best practice. How should I instantiate the components? or in what
scope? Should I be creating an instance of a command component at the
application, session, var level? Any other tips would be great or even a pointer
to a resource or perhaps a pattern that I should try to implement.
I am not sure the components will be faster then the cfswitch but the one cfc is
getting unweildly.
~Matt
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May 24, 2012
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