normalizing up 3 part names -- initial stake in ground

...all tests passing... ...collecting all 2008 PGATour data, and more Euro data now...

There are ZERO orphans in the 2008 PGATour data right now. Have collected each and every player's data for 36 tournaments in 2008. Including any other 3 part names.

The Player class is not in its ultimate form, but it is there and it splits names appropriately... still doesn't flatten special wacky characters and I'm not using any Bayesian techniques yet, but takes care of the 3 part names accurately: Jose Maria Olazabal, David Berganio Jr., Davis Love III, etc, etc.... also had to RegEx out of things like "Davis Love III (PB)"... the (PB) indicating the course name.

re = /\(\w{2}\)/
processed = name.gsub(re, "")

...re-scraping about 75 tournaments for PGA and Euro Tour with new names in the next 15 mins... pushed the new code to the carl_spackler GitHub repo .

CARL_SPACKLER::Player class:

accessing Coldfusion Components (CFC's) question

I haven't had any problems accessing my components (CFC's) when I use dot notation on my localhost, nor have I ever had problems using dot notation when I have a path mapping set up on a remote server. However, this (below) does not work when calling out components in an environment where a mapping is disallowed (shared environment, for instance, where you don't have access to CF adminstrator)-- I'm trying to get my process created in a way that doesn't require me to use full paths, for ANT builds, etc that can be ported to different machines).

Any suggestions for how to access components in a directory such as, for example, wwwroot/ApplicationName/Model/Components

where I cannot have a mapping setup? Is there a way to do this with CFOBJECT (in a modified format from below), or do I need to resort to CFINVOKE? If so, what would the path callout look like using CFOBJECT or CFINVOKE?:

<cfobject name="oContactData" component="ApplicationName.Model.Components.CFCmyprofile ">
<cfset qContacts = #oContactData.getMyContacts(SESSION.auth.SkillshowUserID, -1)#>

Looking for a modified line of the above code that works in a relative path manner-