[CFCDev] Help with dumping Evaluate() . . .

[Peter Bell]

Title: Message

Hi There,

 

Reforming evaluator needs assistance *grin*. I have a loop that generically makes n-function calls which are pulled from a database table. Each function call can be to a different method of a different service using  n-different parameters . I'm within a cfscript block and loathe to go back to regular cf syntax. How do I do the following without my (nasty!) evaluate?

 

   Local.TempReturns = evaluate("Request.#Local.Temp.Class#.#Local.Temp.Method#(Local.Temp.Parameters)"); 

 

If it helps, the context is:

  Local.LoopCount = 1;
  Local.LoopError = 0;
  Do
  {
   Local.Temp.Step = ListGetAt(Local.ProvisionerStepList,Local.LoopCount);
   Local.Temp.Class = Local.Parameters[Local.Temp.Step].Class;
   Local.Temp.Method = Local.Parameters[Local.Temp.Step].Method;
   Local.Temp.Parameters = Local.Parameters[Local.Temp.Step].Parameters;
   Local.LoopReturns = evaluate("Request.#Local.Temp.Class#.#Local.Temp.Method#(Local.Temp.Parameters)");
   Local.LoopError = Local.LoopReturns.Status;
   ReturnStruct.Message = ReturnStruct.Message & "<br>" & Local.LoopReturns.StatusMessage;
   Local.LoopCount = Local.LoopCount + 1;
  }
  While (Local.LoopCount LTE ListLen(Local.ProvisionerStepList) AND NOT Local.LoopError);

The problem I'm solving is the ability to call n-provisioning steps pulled from a database so I can allow a non-technical user to modify the provisioners they want run, with a catch that every provisioner returns status and no more provisioners should be run on any one of the provisioner calls failing.

 

Any help much appreciated!

 

Best WIshes,
Peter

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