Pete FreitagCFC's - private works like protected
Published on October 08, 2002
By Pete Freitag
By Pete Freitag
I noticed yesterday that when you use access="private" in a CFC function, inherited CFC's also have access to this function. In object oriented languages such as Java, C++, or C# this type of access is known as "protected" access. This may be a bug in CFC's, or it may just be a bug in the documentation, which states "private: available only to the component that declares the method".
CFC's - private works like protected was first published on October 08, 2002.
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