> Do you mean like "My.JAVA.Class")> and if so, is this because of any problems
> with CFX performance?
Yes, that's how I'd do it. Not because of performance issues, but just that
I don't see much value in the CFX API. That's why I've never bothered
writing CFXs myself (aside from my complete la
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Subject: RE: CFX - Pass multiple arguments
> I'm creating my first (don't laugh) CFX and I'm trying to
> pass in any number of arguments to be used in a function call.
I won't laugh - I've never
> I'm creating my first (don't laugh) CFX and I'm trying to
> pass in any number of arguments to be used in a function call.
I won't laugh - I've never created one (and probably never will).
> Is it possible to pass an array to a CFX? Within the Java
> class, is there any special processing I n
Hey all,
I'm creating my first (don't laugh) CFX and I'm trying to pass in any number
of arguments to be used in a function call.
Is it possible to pass an array to a CFX? Within the Java class, is there
any special processing I need to do with it? Or am I stuck with just query
objects?
Thanks f
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