Cffuntion access="package": bug?

If I have a CFC function with access="package" why can it be
called from a CFML page? Shouldn't this be restricted access that
extends or invoked from another CFC in that directory?
Thanks,
Zeus

Your code works for me, though I had to add a string arg to
your sayHello function call and I had to make the function static
in the class, as you are calling it without an instance.

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