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jrunrandy — 2004-12-07T06:50:52

I think the main difference is that the ones you defin
with cfproperty are exposed in the web service.

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yummy-rutabaga — 2004-12-06T13:35:15

Whats the difference between and defining variables in the This scope?

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LoGalvatron — 2004-08-03T13:16:16

"This component represnts a complex data type that can ..."

typo

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halL — 2004-06-03T14:28:29

We have submitted bug report 55758 agains the behavior described by CF_NEWBIE.

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CF_NEWBIE — 2004-06-02T23:58:41

Clarification please. The doc said that I could specify a default value which should conform to the var type. What I'm trying to do is define a cfc property of an array or struct type which are not required. Thus the line look like:

However, I encounter errors on both cases. With regards to the array, I just receive a "7" as the error message while with regards to the structure I receive: " Complex object types cannot be converted to simple values." The workaround is to define the properties in a as this.cfcStruct = structNew() and this.cfcArr = arrayNew(1) but I thought I should post this here in case someone else is wracking their head over this :D

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ASandstrom — 2004-05-04T07:40:15

LiveDocs does not receive enough traffic to handle questions such as this. I suggest posting your issue to the online forums:
http://webforums.macromedia.com/coldfusion/

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Didgiman — 2004-05-04T07:07:34

Can anyone tell me how to present the following array in a WSDL? With or without using cfproperty.

myArray[1].type = "type1";
myArray[1].id = "1";
myArray[1].value = "value 1";

myArray[2].type = "type2";
myArray[2].id = "2";
myArray[2].value = "value 3";

etc...

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digitalcreationz — 2004-02-13T16:55:33

Remove the #'s.

Another MM example that shows how _not_ to code.