sending mutiple arguments to a cfc

I know how this is done with a cfinvoke. But how can I pass several arguments/value pairs when I instantiate the cfc as an object. (using CFMX 6.1 btw / NO 7).

Here's what I want to do...

< cfinvoke component = "mycfc" method = "needs" id = "1" mode = "this" = othermode "as" returnvariable = "whatever" >

But this way...

< cfset application.cfc.mycfc = createObject ("component", "cfcs.mycfc") >

< cfset myvar = application.cfc.mycfc.doit(id=1,mode='this',othermode='that') >





You have two choices:


This will pass the parameters for arguments in the order they are
defined in the function


application. CFC.mycfc.doit (id: 1, fashion: "Thi", othermode: "only") >
This allows you to name the arguments as in your example.

Protoculture wrote:
> I know not how this is done with a cfinvoke. But how can I place several
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