It's just like flash remoting. Structure names come across in UPPERCASE.
I didn't know this about working with Java, but it makes sense, as Java
& AS are case sensitive and CF is not.
-nathan strutz
Troy Simpson wrote:
> Would anyone like to explain any explinations one why this occurs?
>
> T
I think I may have solved my problem.
It appears that when adding items to a java.util.Hashtable (a.k.a
java.util.Map), that you plan to return to ColdFusion to be reference
as a ColdFusion Structure, the Keys used in the Hashtable need to be
all uppercase LETTERS.
For example, the following wi
Would anyone like to explain any explinations one why this occurs?
Thanks,
Troy
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This is a better example:
Element WRAP16.AFFIL is undefined in S.
The error occurred in
/global/appsvrdg/d01/jrunservers/staff_systems/cfusion-ear/cfusion-war/edu/ncsu/lib/authenticate/wrap16.cfc:
line 75
Called from
/global/appsvrdg/d01/jrunservers/staff_sy
I have a function in a Java Class defined as follows:
public static java.util.Map deconstruct(String d64, String e64, String m64)
The function return an object of type java.util.Map which maps to a
ColdFusion Structure.
I create an instance of the java class with createObject within a
ColdFusion
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