I am late to this thread & I already deleted most of the message.
But, WDDX itself does not change the case of packet contents.
the _javascript_ routines *may *do this (at least to column names in a
query)
Looking at the WDDX _javascript_ supplied by CFMX, it appears that you
can control if you set a variable:
636
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
////
637 // WddxRecordset([flagPreserveFieldCase]) creates an empty
recordset.
638 // WddxRecordset(columns [, flagPreserveFieldCase]) creates a
recordset
639 // with a given set of columns provided as an array of strings.
640 // WddxRecordset(columns, rows [, flagPreserveFieldCase]) creates a
641 // recordset with these columns and some number of rows.
642 // In all cases, flagPreserveFieldCase determines whether the exact
case
643 // of field names is preserved. If omitted, the default value is
false
644 // which means that all field names will be lowercased.
645 function WddxRecordset()
646 {
647 // Add default properties
648 this.preserveFieldCase = false;
If this doesn't solve the problem, you can ryo _javascript_ routines
(using the WDDX.js as a guide.
HTH
Dick
On Mar 26, 2004, at 10:19 AM, Claude Schneegans wrote:
> >>What kind of a JS structure?
>
> Rather complex: a bunch of variables and arrays containing variables
> and other arrays...
>
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