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| Merrill, Jason 2005-07-14, 5:45 pm |
| Couldn't find this - thanks to help on the chattyfig lists, I am able to
read in data from a cfc source in Flash using remoting, - cool - but
how do I go the other way - send variables from Flash to a CFM page
using Remoting (2.0) - does the cfc accept complex data types like
objects/arrays from Flash?
i.e.
var myObject:object =3D {[name:"Product1", myProp1:23, myProp2:34],
[name:"Product2", myProp1:400, myProp2:220]};
Then, in the cfc how do I refer to the object/variable sent from Flash?
Any sample code out there?
Thanks.
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| Matthew Ganz 2005-07-14, 5:45 pm |
| yes, the cfc accepts complex datatypes. i pass an array into my cfc and
here's a stripped down method of what i do with it. basically, i just
loop over the structure and do my sql inserts, for example:
<cffunction name="logThisStuff" access="remote">
<cfargument name="myStructure" type="array" required="yes">
<cfset mLen = ArrayLen(myStructure)>
<cfloop from="1" to="#mLen#" index="someVar">
<cfquery name="logThisStuff" datasource="myDSN">
INSERT INTO logTable(
// the fields )
VALUES (
// the values iterated over by the loop)
</cfquery>
</cfloop>
<cfreturn "1"> // send this back to flash so you know your code
is working...
</cffunction>
it's basic, i know. but hope it helps.
matt.
Merrill, Jason wrote:
>Couldn't find this - thanks to help on the chattyfig lists, I am able to
>read in data from a cfc source in Flash using remoting, - cool - but
>how do I go the other way - send variables from Flash to a CFM page
>using Remoting (2.0) - does the cfc accept complex data types like
>objects/arrays from Flash?
>
>i.e.
>
>var myObject:object = {[name:"Product1", myProp1:23, myProp2:34],
>[name:"Product2", myProp1:400, myProp2:220]};
>
>Then, in the cfc how do I refer to the object/variable sent from Flash?
>
>Any sample code out there?
>
>Thanks.
>
>
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| Merrill, Jason 2005-07-14, 5:45 pm |
| Cool - thanks Matt, that helps - I'll look at it. Now I need some help
on the Flash end with the Remoting 2.0 components - how do you send the
Array from Flash to the CFC via Remoting?
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| Stefan Richter 2005-07-14, 5:45 pm |
| I just had real trouble sending vanilla objects to a CFC. Without going into
much detail: yes you can do it but in my case it was easier to use an
associative array.
var myArr:Array = new Array();
myArr["Product1"] = "apples";
myArr["Product2"] = "pears";
Then on your CFC
<cffunction [...] >
<cfargument name="myobj" required="true" type="struct">
<cfreturn myobj.Product1>
</cffunction>
In my case I also pack another array full of objects into the associative
array. Works fine.
(just some sample code)
<cfset chapters = myArr.chapters>
<cfloop index="chap" from="1" to="#ArrayLen(chapters)#">
#chapters[chap].Chapter#
#chapters[chap].Time#
#chapters[chap].Title#
</cfloop>
Another neat tip is how you can test your CFc in a browser (at least if you
send basic datatypes).
www.domain.com/path/to/cfc/mycfc.cf...¶1=hi¶2
=1234
The Netconn Debugger drives me insane. Seems to have a mind of its own and
refuses to work most times. Bah.
Stefan
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Couldn't find this - thanks to help on the chattyfig lists, I am able to
read in data from a cfc source in Flash using remoting, - cool - but how do
I go the other way - send variables from Flash to a CFM page using Remoting
(2.0) - does the cfc accept complex data types like objects/arrays from
Flash?
i.e.
var myObject:object = {[name:"Product1", myProp1:23, myProp2:34],
[name:"Product2", myProp1:400, myProp2:220]};
Then, in the cfc how do I refer to the object/variable sent from Flash?
Any sample code out there?
Thanks.
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| Merrill, Jason 2005-07-14, 5:45 pm |
| OK - cool, good to know thanks! =20
Still need to know the answer to my main question - what is the
Actionscript code using the 2.0 remoting classes to send the object from
Flash to the cfc?
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| Matthew Ganz 2005-07-14, 5:45 pm |
| well, you need the basics first, i.e. the connection object and then i
just do this:
svc_myService.theRemoteMethod( responseObject, theArray );
the array/object you can populate and set up however you like. the
trick, at least for me, was in looping over it in coldFusion.
and my response object looks s/thing like this:
res_service = new Object();
res_service.onResult = function( result )
{
trace( " response from server: " + result );
};
and that's what the "1" refers to in my last post. if the "1" comes
back, you know that what you did worked.
Merrill, Jason wrote:
>Cool - thanks Matt, that helps - I'll look at it. Now I need some help
>on the Flash end with the Remoting 2.0 components - how do you send the
>Array from Flash to the CFC via Remoting?
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| Merrill, Jason 2005-07-14, 5:45 pm |
| Thanks - I'll check it out. =20
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| Merrill, Jason 2005-07-14, 5:45 pm |
| Matt - cool - I was able to receive the array. Now I am having trouble
understanding how to pick out the individual values in the array and get
the query to work. I get an error returned in Flash which says, "Error
Executing Database Query"
What I have right now (which isn't working) is this:
In the cfc:
<cffunction name=3D"recieveData" access=3D"remote">
<cfargument name=3D"myArray" type=3D"array" required=3D"yes">
<cfset mLen =3D ArrayLen(myArray)>
<cfloop from=3D"1" to=3D"#mLen#" index=3D"i">
<cfquery name=3D"updateData" source=3D"coursesDB">
INSERT INTO Lessons(ID, Lesson, Required, Time)
VALUES (#myArray[i]#) =20
</cfquery>
</cfloop>
<cfreturn "1">=20
</cffunction>
In flash:
var updateService:Service =3D new Service(/*bunch of stuff*/);
var myArray:Array =3D ["hi", "howdy", "hello", "what's up?"];
var pc:PendingCall =3D updateService.recieveData(myArray);
//etc.
If my array is named, "MyArray", how do I refer to the individual
elements with it?
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| Merrill, Jason 2005-07-14, 5:45 pm |
| Typo in that post I meant - <cfloop from=3D"1" to=3D#mLen# index=3D"i">
instead... but it still returns a query error...
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| Matthew Ganz 2005-07-14, 5:45 pm |
| hmm...good question. now my cf scripting abilities aren't as up to par
as my flash ones. normally, if you were using a .cfm page you'd probably
be able to use this:
<cfdump var="#myArray[i]#>
<cfabort />
but i don't think you can dump from a cfc. so i am a little unsure on
how to output those values. i would try just referencing one element in
the array and dumping that into 1 field at first. if the first one
works, you should be able to figure out how to reference the first.
sorry jason, wish i could be of more help here.
matt.
Merrill, Jason wrote:
>Matt - cool - I was able to receive the array. Now I am having trouble
>understanding how to pick out the individual values in the array and get
>the query to work. I get an error returned in Flash which says, "Error
>Executing Database Query"
>
>What I have right now (which isn't working) is this:
>
>In the cfc:
><cffunction name="recieveData" access="remote">
> <cfargument name="myArray" type="array" required="yes">
> <cfset mLen = ArrayLen(myArray)>
> <cfloop from="1" to="#mLen#" index="i">
> <cfquery name="updateData" source="coursesDB">
> INSERT INTO Lessons(ID, Lesson, Required, Time)
> VALUES (#myArray[i]#)
> </cfquery>
> </cfloop>
> <cfreturn "1">
></cffunction>
>
>In flash:
>var updateService:Service = new Service(/*bunch of stuff*/);
>var myArray:Array = ["hi", "howdy", "hello", "what's up?"];
>var pc:PendingCall = updateService.recieveData(myArray);
>//etc.
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>If my array is named, "MyArray", how do I refer to the individual
>elements with it?
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>Jason Merrill | E-Learning Solutions | icfconsulting.com
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| Merrill, Jason 2005-07-14, 5:45 pm |
| Yeah, no dice, but thanks.
Anyone else? =20
And thanks very much to Matt and Stefan for getting me 90% there!
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| Stefan Richter 2005-07-14, 5:45 pm |
| I often do a dump and cfmail stuff to myself
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Subject: Re: [FlashComm] Remoting question
hmm...good question. now my cf scripting abilities aren't as up to par as my
flash ones. normally, if you were using a .cfm page you'd probably be able
to use this:
<cfdump var="#myArray[i]#>
<cfabort />
but i don't think you can dump from a cfc. so i am a little unsure on how to
output those values. i would try just referencing one element in the array
and dumping that into 1 field at first. if the first one works, you should
be able to figure out how to reference the first.
sorry jason, wish i could be of more help here.
matt.
Merrill, Jason wrote:
>Matt - cool - I was able to receive the array. Now I am having
>trouble understanding how to pick out the individual values in the
>array and get the query to work. I get an error returned in Flash
>which says, "Error Executing Database Query"
>
>What I have right now (which isn't working) is this:
>
>In the cfc:
><cffunction name="recieveData" access="remote">
> <cfargument name="myArray" type="array" required="yes">
> <cfset mLen = ArrayLen(myArray)>
> <cfloop from="1" to="#mLen#" index="i">
> <cfquery name="updateData" source="coursesDB">
> INSERT INTO Lessons(ID, Lesson, Required,
Time)
> VALUES (#myArray[i]#)
> </cfquery>
> </cfloop>
> <cfreturn "1">
></cffunction>
>
>In flash:
>var updateService:Service = new Service(/*bunch of stuff*/); var
>myArray:Array = ["hi", "howdy", "hello", "what's up?"]; var
>pc:PendingCall = updateService.recieveData(myArray);
>//etc.
>
>If my array is named, "MyArray", how do I refer to the individual
>elements with it?
>
>Jason Merrill | E-Learning Solutions | icfconsulting.com
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| Merrill, Jason 2005-07-14, 5:45 pm |
| OK - but I need to loop through the array to update values in a
database. Thanks though!
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| Merrill, Jason 2005-07-14, 5:45 pm |
| Finally got it working. Needed single quote around the array reference
and also was trying to put a string value into a number type in the
database. =20
<cfcomponent>
<cffunction name=3D"recieveData" access=3D"remote">
<cfargument name=3D"myArray" type=3D"array" required=3D"yes">
<cfset mLen =3D ArrayLen(myArray)>
<cfloop from=3D1 to=3D15 index=3D"i">
<cfquery name=3D"updateDB" datasource=3D"coursesDB"> =20
INSERT INTO lessons(Lesson)=20
VALUES('#myArray[i]#')
</cfquery>
</cfloop>
<cfreturn "Success">=20
</cffunction>
</cfcomponent>
Now I need to figure out how to send/receive complex data types...=20
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| Ken Dunnington 2005-07-25, 5:45 pm |
| Jason -
When you pass an ActionScript object through the Remoting gateway, it gets=
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to the method on your CFC. So, if you had an object in Flash that looked=20
like this:
var argObj:Object =3D {id:1, name:"Ken", department:"Interactive"};
var myPC:PendingCall =3D myService.myFunction(argObj);
You would need to set up your function like so:
<cffunction name=3D"myFunction" access=3D"remote">
<cfargument name=3D"id" type=3D"numeric" required=3D"true" />
<cfargument name=3D"name" type=3D"string" required=3D"true" />
<cfargument name=3D"department" type=3D"string" required=3D"true" />
etc....
However, I like to keep things more object-oriented, so I use a transfer=20
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passed as a ColdFusion structure. The way to do that is like this:
var argObject =3D {ID:1, name:"Ken", department:"Interactive"};
var myPC:PendingCall =3D myService.myFunction({userObj:argObject});
Then in CF:
<cffunction name=3D"myFunction" access=3D"remote">
<cffunction name=3D"userObj" type=3D"struct" required=3D"true" />
<cfset var id =3D arguments.userObj.id <http://arguments.userObj.id> />
<cfset var name =3D arguments.userObj.name <http://arguments.userObj.name> =
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<cfset var department =3D arguments.userObj.department />
etc...
Hope that helps.
- Ken
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but they involve creating Java objects and are beyond me.
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> <cfargument name=3D"myArray" type=3D"array" required=3D"yes">
> <cfset mLen =3D ArrayLen(myArray)>
> <cfloop from=3D1 to=3D15 index=3D"i">
> <cfquery name=3D"updateDB" datasource=3D"coursesDB">
> INSERT INTO lessons(Lesson)
> VALUES('#myArray[i]#')
> </cfquery>
> </cfloop>
> <cfreturn "Success">
> </cffunction>
> </cfcomponent>
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| Merrill, Jason 2005-07-25, 5:45 pm |
| Ken - thanks very much, though I asked that question back on July 14th
and have had it figured out for some time now, but thanks anyway!!!
Jason Merrill | E-Learning Solutions | icfconsulting.com
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