RE: [flexcoders] Re: okay, so I can't beleive that......
Craig,
Can you try calling the RO in AS using an anon object in
the call rather than MXML. Also, just drop the type attribute for now in
your CFC while you are debugging.
...
Thrust_Query({ThrustName:thrustCB.selectedItems})
...
cfargument name="ThrustName" required="no"
Check the NetConnection Debuggerfor any
activity.
Some Resources:
http://tomlink.net/blog/index.cfm?mode=entryentry=BBFE84D5-7E97-A3B0-EE0B2DC292F5272F
http://www.richinternet.de/blog/index.cfm?entry=74BA931D-C3DA-FDE0-C7959146205942DA
HTH,
Allen
From: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Craig
NewrothSent: 09 June 2005 15:01To:
flexcoders@yahoogroups.comSubject: RE: [flexcoders] Re: okay, so I
can't beleive that..
i have tried every combination of the "Type" that I can, now the
cffunction has a returntype that i had set to query, so I will try array
there, but am not hopeful that will work...
will let you knowdo you have any examples of a RO accepting mutlitple
data and returning results? If so then please send, maybe I am missing something
else..
thanks,
Craig
"Mercer, Dustin" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Ok sorry, I thought
he was going to Java not CFC. A method signature is just what the method
is expecting and what it is returning. Basically how you typed the
function. I.E. a java method signature looks like this : private static void someFunction( String param1,
String param2 ).
I dont know if I
have enough knowledge to help you with CF, but here goes Looks like
your CF code should look like this :
Here is the CFC:!--- Thrust Query (Summary)
--- cffunction
name="Thrust_Query" returntype="query" output="true"
access="remote"
cfargument
name="ThrustName" required="no" type="string"
cfset var
MyQuery=""
cfquery name="MyQuery" datasource="somedb"
!--query removed for security reasons--
/cfquery
cfreturn
MyQuery
/cffunction
Look at
the cold bolded and red. This code should look like this if you want to
use selectedItems:
cfargument name="ThrustName"
required="no" type="array"
You have
to make sure your query will support an array though You may have to
change the way you are doing this to include some code to parse the
array. I would really have to see what you are doing to explain
better. Hopefully this was enough of an explanation to help
you.
From:
flexcoders@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of gotjosh819iSent: Wednesday, June 08, 2005 12:12
PMTo:
flexcoders@yahoogroups.comSubject: [flexcoders] Re: okay, so I
can't beleive that..
I am helping him on this, what do you mean method
signature?The method is Thrust_Query the argument is ThrustName the
web srv works fine.. the RO does
not.Here is the
CFC:!--- Thrust Query
(Summary) --- cffunction
name="Thrust_Query" returntype="query" output="true" access="remote"
cfargument name="ThrustName" required="no"
type="string"
cfset var
MyQuery=""
cfquery name="MyQuery" datasource="somedb"
!--query removed for security reasons--
/cfquery
cfreturn
MyQuery
/cffunctionHere is
the RO call in flex:mx:RemoteObject
source="gvs._cfc.Copygvs_queries" id="gvsQueriesRO" endpoint="http://mydomains.com/flashservices/gateway"
mx:method
name="Thrust_Query" result="one(event)" mx:arguments
ThrustName{thrustCB.selectedItems}/ThrustName /mx:arguments /mx:method
/mx:RemoteObject--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, "Mercer, Dustin"
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote: What is your
RO expecting as a parameter? An array or a single
object? selectedItems is an array so you must set your RO to
accept an array
as a parameter. What is
the Thrust_Query method signature?_
From: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Behalf Of
cnewroth55 Sent: Wednesday,
June 08, 2005 11:36 AM To:
flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [flexcoders] okay, so I can't beleive
that..
okay, so i can't beleive that I cannot pass multiple
valuse into a RO tagI
have a list control, it is being fed from an array, multiple selections are set to truei have tried
SEVERAL different ways to
pass the 'selectedItems' property to my Remote Object tag...see below the cfc call (obvious parts
removed): cffunction
name="Thrust_Query" returntype="query" output="true" access="remote" cfargument name="ThrustName" required="no"
type="string" (have
RE: [flexcoders] Re: okay, so I can't beleive that......
i have tried every combination of the "Type" that I can, now the cffunction has a returntype that i had set to query, so I will try array there, but am not hopeful that will work...
will let you knowdo you have any examples of a RO accepting mutlitple data and returning results? If so then please send, maybe I am missing something else..
thanks,
Craig
"Mercer, Dustin" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ok sorry, I thought he was going to Java not CFC. A method signature is just what the method is expecting and what it is returning. Basically how you typed the function. I.E. a java method signature looks like this : private static void someFunction( String param1, String param2 ).
I dont know if I have enough knowledge to help you with CF, but here goes
Looks like your CF code should look like this :
Here is the CFC:!--- Thrust Query (Summary) --- cffunction name="Thrust_Query" returntype="query" output="true" access="remote" cfargument name="ThrustName" required="no" type="string" cfset var MyQuery="" cfquery name="MyQuery" datasource="somedb" !--query removed for security reasons-- /cfquery cfreturn MyQuery /cffunction
Look at the cold bolded and red. This code should look like this if you want to use selectedItems:
cfargument name="ThrustName" required="no" type="array"
You have to make sure your query will support an array though
You may have to change the way you are doing this to include some code to parse the array. I would really have to see what you are doing to explain better. Hopefully this was enough of an explanation to help you.
From: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of gotjosh819iSent: Wednesday, June 08, 2005 12:12 PMTo: flexcoders@yahoogroups.comSubject: [flexcoders] Re: okay, so I can't beleive that..
I am helping him on this, what do you mean method signature?The method is Thrust_Query the argument is ThrustName the web srv works fine.. the RO does not.Here is the CFC:!--- Thrust Query (Summary) --- cffunction name="Thrust_Query" returntype="query" output="true" access="remote" cfargument name="ThrustName" required="no" type="string" cfset var MyQuery="" cfquery name="MyQuery" datasource="somedb" !--query removed for security reasons-- /cfquery cfreturn MyQuery /cffunctionHere is the RO call in flex:mx:RemoteObject source="gvs._cfc.Copygvs_queries" id="gvsQueriesRO" endpoint="http://mydomains.com/flashservices/gateway" mx:method name="Thrust_Query" result="one(event)" mx:arguments ThrustName{thrustCB.selectedItems}/ThrustName /mx:arguments /mx:method /mx:RemoteObject--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, "Mercer, Dustin" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: What is your RO expecting as a parameter? An array or a single object? selectedItems is an array so you must set your RO to accept an array as a parameter. What is the Thrust_Query method signature?_ From: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of cnewroth55 Sent: Wednesday, June
08, 2005 11:36 AM To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com Subject: [flexcoders] okay, so I can't beleive that..okay, so i can't beleive that I cannot pass multiple valuse into a RO tagI have a list control, it is being fed from an array, multiple selections are set to truei have tried SEVERAL different ways to pass the 'selectedItems' property to my Remote Object tag...see below the cfc call (obvious parts
removed): cffunction name="Thrust_Query" returntype="query" output="true" access="remote" cfargument name="ThrustName" required="no" type="string" (have tired every thing in the type for this piece) the function; var revResult:Object; function one(myEvent:Object):Void { revResult=myEvent.result; } //Thanks Matt Boles
the list control mx:List dataProvider="{link2Data}" change="gvsQueriesRO.Thrust_Query.send()" id="thrustCB" multipleSelection="true" width="250" toolTip="Select from this list to get an overview. Hold the control key down to select multiple items." alpha="0" color="#FF" textRollOverColor="#33" /mx:List the RO tag: mx:RemoteObject source="gvs._cfc.Copygvs_queries" id="gvsQueriesRO" endpoint="http://mydomains.com/flashservices/gateway" mx:method name="Thrust_Query" result="one(event)" mx:arguments ThrustName{thrustCB.selectedItems}/ThrustName /mx:arguments /mx:method /mx:RemoteObject no matter WHAT I do tyring to use this returns squat! if i change just this in the mx:arguments tag it works,
ThrustName{thrustCB.selectedItem}/ThrustName (so that i am only using a single value)...if I change the RO to a web service then using 'selectedItems' will work. I am convinced that you cannot make a call to a CFC using a RO with the 'selectedIems' property, maybe a bug, has ANYONE been able to do this? any insights or code would be MUCH appreciated...I want the performance of an AMF vs the SOAP, but. _ Yahoo! Groups Links * To visit your group on the web, go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/flexcoders/* To
RE: [flexcoders] Re: okay, so I can't beleive that......
Ok, I think this question needs to go to
someone who knows CF. I answered it with my Best Guess J. Im sorry I cant
be of more help, but I am strictly a Java developer. I dont know CF at
all. I dont know if you still want to see an example in Java or not,
but if so, let me know.
Dustin Mercer
From:
flexcoders@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Craig Newroth
Sent: Thursday, June 09, 2005 6:49
AM
To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
Subject: RE: [flexcoders] Re:
okay, so I can't beleive that..
i have tried every combination of the Type that I can, now
the cffunction has a returntype that i had set to query, so I will try
array there, but am not hopeful that will work...
will let you knowdo you have any examples of a RO accepting
mutlitple data and returning results? If so then please send, maybe I am
missing something else..
thanks,
Craig
Mercer,
Dustin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ok sorry, I thought he was going to Java
not CFC. A method signature is just what the method is expecting and what
it is returning. Basically how you typed the function. I.E. a java
method signature looks like this : private
static void someFunction( String param1, String param2 ).
I dont know if
I have enough knowledge to help you with CF, but here goes Looks
like your CF code should look like this :
Here is the CFC:
!--- Thrust Query (Summary) ---
cffunction
name=Thrust_Query returntype=query
output=true
access=remote
cfargument
name=ThrustName required=no type=string
cfset var MyQuery=
cfquery name=MyQuery datasource=somedb
!--query removed for security reasons--
/cfquery
cfreturn MyQuery
/cffunction
Look at the
cold bolded and red. This code should look like this if you want to use
selectedItems:
cfargument name=ThrustName
required=no type=array
You have to make sure your query will support an array
though You may have to change the way you are doing this to
include some code to parse the array. I would really have to see what you
are doing to explain better. Hopefully this was enough of an explanation
to help you.
From:
flexcoders@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of gotjosh819i
Sent: Wednesday, June 08, 2005
12:12 PM
To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [flexcoders] Re: okay, so
I can't beleive that..
I am helping him on this,
what do you mean method signature?
The method is Thrust_Query the argument is
ThrustName the web srv
works fine.. the RO does not.
Here is the CFC:
!--- Thrust Query (Summary) ---
cffunction
name=Thrust_Query returntype=query
output=true
access=remote
cfargument name=ThrustName
required=no
type=string
cfset var MyQuery=
cfquery name=MyQuery datasource=somedb
!--query removed for security reasons--
/cfquery
cfreturn MyQuery
/cffunction
Here is the RO call in flex:
mx:RemoteObject
source=gvs._cfc.Copygvs_queries id=gvsQueriesRO
endpoint=http://mydomains.com/flashservices/gateway
mx:method name=Thrust_Query
result=one(event)
mx:arguments
ThrustName{thrustCB.selectedItems}/ThrustName
/mx:arguments
/mx:method
/mx:RemoteObject
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Mercer,
Dustin
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What is your
RO expecting as a parameter? An array or a single
object?
selectedItems is an array so you must set
your RO to accept an
array as
a parameter. What is the Thrust_Query
method signature?
_
From: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of cnewroth55
Sent: Wednesday, June 08, 2005 11:36 AM
To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [flexcoders] okay, so I can't
beleive that..
okay, so i can't beleive that I cannot pass
multiple valuse into a
RO tagI have a list control, it is being
fed from an array,
multiple selections are set to truei have
tried SEVERAL
different ways to pass the 'selectedItems'
property to my Remote
Object tag...see below
the cfc call (obvious parts removed):
cffunction name=Thrust_Query
returntype=query output=true
access=remote
cfargument name=ThrustName
required=no type=string
(have tired every thing in the type for this
piece)
the function;
var revResult:Object;
function one(myEvent:Object):Void
{
revResult=myEvent.result;
} //Thanks Matt Boles
the list control
mx:List
dataProvider={link2Data}
change=gvsQueriesRO.Thrust_Query.send() id=thrustCB
multipleSelection=true
width=250 toolTip=Select from this list
to get an overview. Hold the control key down
to select multiple
items. alpha=0
color=#FF textRollOverColor=#33
/mx:List
the RO tag:
mx:RemoteObject source=gvs._cfc.Copygvs_queries
id=gvsQueriesRO
endpoint=http://mydomains.com/flashservices/gateway
mx:method name=Thrust_Query
result=one(event)
mx:arguments
ThrustName{thrustCB.selectedItems}/ThrustName
/mx:arguments
/mx:method
/mx:RemoteObject
no matter WHAT I do tyring to use this
returns squat!
if i change just
