Actually RequestIF is the interface that is implemented by the class Request.
So its like I need to create a Request object... that code could have been
written as:
RequestIF request = new Request(RequestIF.CC_AUTHORIZE);
where Request implements RequestIF....
>> This is the piece of code that I am trying to rewrite in coldfusion :
>
>I'm certainly no Java expert, but the CF code you wrote doesn't match the
>Java code you're trying to rewrite. I think you'll need to explicitly
>initialize your RequestIF object:
>
><cfset request = CreateObject("java",
>"RequestIF").init(RequestIF.AUTHORIZE)>
>
>I'm not sure where you're getting your second class from. I'm not sure why
>you'd need to pass a public property of an object to its own initialization,
>either.
>
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