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		<description>If you set the returnType of a Web Service to struct, and the ColdFusion structure you return contains a ColdFusion array, you get  a java.lang.ClassCastException. Apparently, in a Web Service, returntype='struct' means a structure of simple types, such as strings.</description>
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		<description>If you attempt to reference a variable within the &quot;hint&quot; property of &lt;cffunction&gt; within a CFC, coldfusion not only refuses to run the CFC, it provides no error or diagnostic message that explains the problem. All you get is a cryptic &quot;500 null&quot; message.</description>
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