RE: Java Import - CF
Import in Java doesn't instatiate anything, all it does is make a reference used by the compiler to use shorthand access to packages so you don't have to write out the whole package name every time you reference a class in that package. The closest equivalent in CF would be: cfset portlet = com.plumtree.remote.portlet. cfset homePortlet = createObject(java, #portlet#HomePortlet) Sam -- Blog:http://www.rewindlife.com Chart: http://www.blinex.com/products/charting -- -Original Message- From: Jeff Chastain [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, September 17, 2004 8:45 AM To: CF-Talk Subject: Java Import - CF When you see the following line in a JSP file ... % page language=java import=com.plumtree.remote.portlet.* % ... is there a way to duplicate this functionality in CFMX?Is it possible it import an entire library like this rather than instantiating every class individually with cfobject? Thanks -- Jeff [Todays Threads] [This Message] [Subscription] [Fast Unsubscribe] [User Settings] [Donations and Support]
RE: Java Import - CF
Okay, maybe with some more context, you can help me out with this then.I
have the following JSP code that I am attempting to convert to CF.
% page language=java import=com.plumtree.remote.portlet.* %
%
IPortletContext context =
PortletContextFactory.createPortletContext(request, response);
IPortletUser portletUser = context.getUser();
if ( CommunityAccessLevel.Edit ==
portletUser.getCurrentCommunityAccessLevel() ) {
I have the CF code that handles the first two object declarations (via
cfobject).Where I am running into problems is in the IF statement with the
'CommunityAccessLevel.Edit'.There is nothing in the page before this that
declares a CommunityAccessLevel object.In reading the documentation for
this API, CommunityAccessLevel is a class in the plumtree.remote.portlet
namespace that has a static field called Edit.
So, how would I translate this into CF?
Thanks for your help.
-- Jeff
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From: Samuel Neff [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, September 17, 2004 8:13 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Java Import - CF
Import in Java doesn't instatiate anything, all it does is make a reference
used by the compiler to use shorthand access to packages so you don't have
to write out the whole package name every time you reference a class in that
package.
The closest equivalent in CF would be:
cfset portlet = com.plumtree.remote.portlet.
cfset homePortlet = createObject(java, #portlet#HomePortlet)
Sam
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From: Jeff Chastain [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, September 17, 2004 8:45 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Java Import - CF
When you see the following line in a JSP file ...
% page language=java import=com.plumtree.remote.portlet.* %
... is there a way to duplicate this functionality in CFMX?Is it possible
it import an entire library like this rather than instantiating every class
individually with cfobject?
Thanks
-- Jeff
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RE: Java Import - CF
Okay, I have the terminology figured out a little better now, so lets see if
this helps.
The JSP page is including a package which apparently instantiates the
CommunityAccessLevel class on import.So, in ColdFusion, how can you import a
Java package?
I could just create a new object based upon this class, I am just not sure that
is the best answer.
Thanks
-- Jeff
Quoting Jeff Chastain [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Okay, maybe with some more context, you can help me out with this then.I
have the following JSP code that I am attempting to convert to CF.
% page language=java import=com.plumtree.remote.portlet.* %
%
IPortletContext context =
PortletContextFactory.createPortletContext(request, response);
IPortletUser portletUser = context.getUser();
if ( CommunityAccessLevel.Edit ==
portletUser.getCurrentCommunityAccessLevel() ) {
I have the CF code that handles the first two object declarations (via
cfobject).Where I am running into problems is in the IF statement with the
'CommunityAccessLevel.Edit'.There is nothing in the page before this that
declares a CommunityAccessLevel object.In reading the documentation for
this API, CommunityAccessLevel is a class in the plumtree.remote.portlet
namespace that has a static field called Edit.
So, how would I translate this into CF?
Thanks for your help.
-- Jeff
_
From: Samuel Neff [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, September 17, 2004 8:13 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Java Import - CF
Import in Java doesn't instatiate anything, all it does is make a reference
used by the compiler to use shorthand access to packages so you don't have
to write out the whole package name every time you reference a class in that
package.
The closest equivalent in CF would be:
cfset portlet = com.plumtree.remote.portlet.
cfset homePortlet = createObject(java, #portlet#HomePortlet)
Sam
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From: Jeff Chastain [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, September 17, 2004 8:45 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Java Import - CF
When you see the following line in a JSP file ...
% page language=java import=com.plumtree.remote.portlet.* %
... is there a way to duplicate this functionality in CFMX?Is it possible
it import an entire library like this rather than instantiating every class
individually with cfobject?
Thanks
-- Jeff
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RE: Java Import - CF
If you have the package available as a jar you should be able to
reference it in the administrator under the classpath settings.
Kola
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From: Jeff Chastain [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 17 September 2004 16:07
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Java Import - CF
Okay, I have the terminology figured out a little better now, so lets
see if
this helps.
The JSP page is including a package which apparently instantiates the
CommunityAccessLevel class on import.So, in ColdFusion, how can you
import a
Java package?
I could just create a new object based upon this class, I am just not
sure that
is the best answer.
Thanks
-- Jeff
Quoting Jeff Chastain [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Okay, maybe with some more context, you can help me out with this
then.I
have the following JSP code that I am attempting to convert to CF.
% page language=java import=com.plumtree.remote.portlet.* %
%
IPortletContext context =
PortletContextFactory.createPortletContext(request, response);
IPortletUser portletUser = context.getUser();
if ( CommunityAccessLevel.Edit ==
portletUser.getCurrentCommunityAccessLevel() ) {
I have the CF code that handles the first two object declarations (via
cfobject).Where I am running into problems is in the IF statement
with the
'CommunityAccessLevel.Edit'.There is nothing in the page before this
that
declares a CommunityAccessLevel object.In reading the documentation
for
this API, CommunityAccessLevel is a class in the
plumtree.remote.portlet
namespace that has a static field called Edit.
So, how would I translate this into CF?
Thanks for your help.
-- Jeff
_
From: Samuel Neff [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, September 17, 2004 8:13 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Java Import - CF
Import in Java doesn't instatiate anything, all it does is make a
reference
used by the compiler to use shorthand access to packages so you don't
have
to write out the whole package name every time you reference a class
in that
package.
The closest equivalent in CF would be:
cfset portlet = com.plumtree.remote.portlet.
cfset homePortlet = createObject(java, #portlet#HomePortlet)
Sam
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From: Jeff Chastain [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, September 17, 2004 8:45 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Java Import - CF
When you see the following line in a JSP file ...
% page language=java import=com.plumtree.remote.portlet.* %
... is there a way to duplicate this functionality in CFMX?Is it
possible
it import an entire library like this rather than instantiating every
class
individually with cfobject?
Thanks
-- Jeff
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RE: Java Import - CF
Well, the com.plumtree.remote.portlet.* namespace is part of a jar that is
already referenced in the CF administrator.I have all of that setup.
However, it appears that when the package is being imported in JSP, that some
constructor or something is being called that instantiates the
'CommunityAccessLevel.Edit' class and static variable automatically.This is
what I am trying to duplicate.
If I just add the path to the jar file in the Administrator classpath, it is not
giving me the same result as the JSP import.So, I need to figure out what
the missing piece is between the two.
Thanks
-- Jeff
Quoting Kola Oyedeji [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
If you have the package available as a jar you should be able to
reference it in the administrator under the classpath settings.
Kola
-Original Message-
From: Jeff Chastain [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 17 September 2004 16:07
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Java Import - CF
Okay, I have the terminology figured out a little better now, so lets
see if
this helps.
The JSP page is including a package which apparently instantiates the
CommunityAccessLevel class on import.So, in ColdFusion, how can you
import a
Java package?
I could just create a new object based upon this class, I am just not
sure that
is the best answer.
Thanks
-- Jeff
Quoting Jeff Chastain [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Okay, maybe with some more context, you can help me out with this
then.I
have the following JSP code that I am attempting to convert to CF.
% page language=java import=com.plumtree.remote.portlet.* %
%
IPortletContext context =
PortletContextFactory.createPortletContext(request, response);
IPortletUser portletUser = context.getUser();
if ( CommunityAccessLevel.Edit ==
portletUser.getCurrentCommunityAccessLevel() ) {
I have the CF code that handles the first two object declarations (via
cfobject).Where I am running into problems is in the IF statement
with the
'CommunityAccessLevel.Edit'.There is nothing in the page before this
that
declares a CommunityAccessLevel object.In reading the documentation
for
this API, CommunityAccessLevel is a class in the
plumtree.remote.portlet
namespace that has a static field called Edit.
So, how would I translate this into CF?
Thanks for your help.
-- Jeff
_
From: Samuel Neff [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, September 17, 2004 8:13 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Java Import - CF
Import in Java doesn't instatiate anything, all it does is make a
reference
used by the compiler to use shorthand access to packages so you don't
have
to write out the whole package name every time you reference a class
in that
package.
The closest equivalent in CF would be:
cfset portlet = com.plumtree.remote.portlet.
cfset homePortlet = createObject(java, #portlet#HomePortlet)
Sam
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-Original Message-
From: Jeff Chastain [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, September 17, 2004 8:45 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Java Import - CF
When you see the following line in a JSP file ...
% page language=java import=com.plumtree.remote.portlet.* %
... is there a way to duplicate this functionality in CFMX?Is it
possible
it import an entire library like this rather than instantiating every
class
individually with cfobject?
Thanks
-- Jeff
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RE: Java Import - CF
Okay, a better reply is that it appears that the following JSP package import ... % page language=java import=com.plumtree.remote.portlet.* % ... is actually comparable to ... cfobject action="" type=java class=com.plumtree.remote.portlet.AggregationMode name=AggregationMode cfobject action="" type=java class=com.plumtree.remote.portlet.CommunityAccessLevel name=CommunityAccessLevel cfobject action="" type=java class=com.plumtree.remote.portlet.HostedDisplayMode name=HostedDisplayMode ... etc. for all 15 classes in this package. So, is there a simpler way to do this?It would be ideal, as it is in JSP, to have all of the objects already created and ready to use without having to perform N cfobject calls at the top of a template. Thanks - Jeff Quoting Kola Oyedeji [EMAIL PROTECTED]: If you have the package available as a jar you should be able to reference it in the administrator under the classpath settings. Kola - This mail sent through IMP: http://horde.org/imp/ [Todays Threads] [This Message] [Subscription] [Fast Unsubscribe] [User Settings] [Donations and Support]
RE: Java Import - CF
Jeff AFAIK there is no way to do this in CF, you're stuck with using create object. KOla -Original Message- From: Jeff Chastain [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 17 September 2004 17:19 To: CF-Talk Subject: RE: Java Import - CF Okay, a better reply is that it appears that the following JSP package import ... % page language=java import=com.plumtree.remote.portlet.* % ... is actually comparable to ... cfobject action="" type=java class=com.plumtree.remote.portlet.AggregationMode name=AggregationMode cfobject action="" type=java class=com.plumtree.remote.portlet.CommunityAccessLevel name=CommunityAccessLevel cfobject action="" type=java class=com.plumtree.remote.portlet.HostedDisplayMode name=HostedDisplayMode ... etc. for all 15 classes in this package. So, is there a simpler way to do this?It would be ideal, as it is in JSP, to have all of the objects already created and ready to use without having to perform N cfobject calls at the top of a template. Thanks - Jeff Quoting Kola Oyedeji [EMAIL PROTECTED]: If you have the package available as a jar you should be able to reference it in the administrator under the classpath settings. Kola - This mail sent through IMP: http://horde.org/imp/ _ [Todays Threads] [This Message] [Subscription] [Fast Unsubscribe] [User Settings] [Donations and Support]
RE: Java Import - CF
That is what I was afraid of, but it was worth asking.Thanks for your help. -- Jeff Quoting Kola Oyedeji [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Jeff AFAIK there is no way to do this in CF, you're stuck with using create object. KOla -Original Message- From: Jeff Chastain [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 17 September 2004 17:19 To: CF-Talk Subject: RE: Java Import - CF Okay, a better reply is that it appears that the following JSP package import ... % page language=java import=com.plumtree.remote.portlet.* % ... is actually comparable to ... cfobject action="" type=java class=com.plumtree.remote.portlet.AggregationMode name=AggregationMode cfobject action="" type=java class=com.plumtree.remote.portlet.CommunityAccessLevel name=CommunityAccessLevel cfobject action="" type=java class=com.plumtree.remote.portlet.HostedDisplayMode name=HostedDisplayMode ... etc. for all 15 classes in this package. So, is there a simpler way to do this?It would be ideal, as it is in JSP, to have all of the objects already created and ready to use without having to perform N cfobject calls at the top of a template. Thanks - Jeff Quoting Kola Oyedeji [EMAIL PROTECTED]: If you have the package available as a jar you should be able to reference it in the administrator under the classpath settings. Kola - This mail sent through IMP: http://horde.org/imp/ _ [Todays Threads] [This Message] [Subscription] [Fast Unsubscribe] [User Settings] [Donations and Support]
