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January 25, 2009

TheServerSide ColdSpring Article

Posted At : 11:17 PM
Related Categories: ColdFusion :

TheServerSide (a popular Java community site) is running a story by Brian Kotek entitled Using The ColdSpring Dependency Injection Framework for ColdFusion.

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Can someone please explain why such added complexity is needed for ColdFusion. I think we can do just fine with built in CFCs. Thank you.
# Posted By George Dur | 1/26/09 6:46 PM
@George: I used to think the same before I actually tried ColdSpring. In fact it greatly simplifies things if you ever decide to change your CFC paths, or how the objects they create relate to each other. NOT using ColdSpring seems more complex to me now.
# Posted By Julian Halliwell | 1/29/09 3:12 AM
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