CF won't create the actual java object until you call it, so the lack of
an error on the <cfobject> line may not mean that part went 100% right.
Things to check:
* The class itself needs to be declared as "public" (so, "public class
....")
* Your class needs to have a public no-argument constructor (or no
constructors at all, which would also be fine). If the Search1 class
does have a constructor that requires arguments then call it using CF's
trick with the object "init(...)" method.
* I don't see any package name there, so that must mean that the Search1
class doesn't have a "package" line at the top of it. This is
definitely a good idea to include but I don't think that is source of
the problem.
Hope that helps.
Mark
-----Original Message-----
From: Tripura Kondabala [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, August 08, 2007 4:17 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Error when using Java class in Cold Fusion
Hello Every one
I am getting the following error in my Coldfusion code . The error is as
follow === Class coldfusion.runtime.java.JavaProxy can not access a
member of class Search1 with modifiers ""
My cold fusion code is as follow ===
<cfobject type = "Java" action = "Create" class = "Search1" name =
"searchObj" />
<cfset ret = searchObj.search()>
and its giving error for <cfset ret = searchObj.search()> line ...
Can anyone tell me what is the reason
I have a Java class named Search1 and there is a public method in it
with the following declaration ...
public int search() throws Exception
{
...
...
...
...
}
Thankyou
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