I think of XFA definitions as event-handler definitions: <CFSET ATTRIBUTE.XFA.user-event = "eventhandler">

It's pretty reasonable to have these defined in the app_globals, or myGlobals. Consider, there are a certain set of user-events that your application can invite/accept. If you always want user-event-A to be handled by a particular FuseAction (ie event-handler), then myGlobals is the logical place to define the handler.

On the other hand, if your user-event is as non-specific as "submitForm", then this will probably need different handlers depending on the context, and myGlobals is not the best place. Instead, though, you might define XFA.submitNewCustomerForm and XFA.submitEditCustomerForm, each with its own handler, in which case myGlobals is the way to go.

Am I making any sense?

LeeBB.

-----Original Message----- From: josian hi, Newbie to XFB. Wanna know for what is purpose of defining the fuseactions in my globals.cfm. It seem that i miss something cause i tried to cut out that piece but the app(simple contact manager) is still working fine.

<cfset attributes.XFA.listAllContacts = "con.home"> <cfset attributes.XFA.addContact = "con.newContactInfo"> <cfset attributes.XFA.editContact = "con.editContactInfo"> <cfset attributes.XFA.deleteContact = "con.deleteContact">

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