I think it has something to do with that too, however I am creating an array and setting each array index to a new structure.
<cfset ParamValues=Arraynew(1)>
<cfset ParamValues[1] = StructNew()>
... etc
I would think that this would create an array of structures, which I think is what...
Using CFquery param is always a good idea as it provides better performance, and helps protect your data types, and your database from SQL injection attacks.
I have setup a sniffer to confirm this, but the error is being thrown by cold fusion and not by the web service. In fact my data is not even attempted to be sent to the web service via cold fusion.
So cold fusion does like how I have one or more of the parameters formated. However I do not see...
I turned off my custom server error page in cold fusion and it gave me more information (Don't know why it did'nt do it before with debugging enabled).
However it is still telling me what I thought was the problem, however I don't see how the data types don't match...
What I do is setup a cold fusion scheduled task to run once a day that checks for all the items needing to be deleted based on a date field I record for each record.
I have a web service that requires an array of complex objects to be sent to it. When I try to invoke this specific service cold fusion simply tells me that it was unable to do it, and does not return any information as to what was the problem, just "Could Not invoke webservice GetDocuments". I...
Yes the comments are removed, be sure that your comments are <!--- with the comment, note the three -'s if you use a normal HTML comment it will be visible in the end generated html code.
There is also a whitespace option in the CF administrator that you will want to turn on to remove the empty...
I tried the methods mentioned on that page (in fact it was the first resource I went to)
However it does not work.
Here is some of my code:
<cfinvoke webservice="metafile" method="GetShortcuts" returnvariable="Test">
<cfinvokeargument name="UserName" value="Secret">
</cfinvoke>
I then...
The safest way to verify an email address is to actually send an email to that address with a link in it to verify it and register it with your servers.
This stops the following problems:
1. Makes sure the user actually OWNS that email address ( in a crude way )
2. Some servers will not tell...
Looks like you would have to loop throught the string one character at a time and find the capitals.
When found you would need to take that letter attach a space to the begining and keep going.
Basically you would be rebuilding the string one character at a time.
I don't think REFind or...
What I have is a web service that from what I can tell returns a complex object. The object type is defined in the web service WSDL.
My question is how can I access, or better yet use that complex object in cold fusion (7). If I try and call any of the functions, or access any of the attributes...
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