Thank you all again for your assistance. Yeah, it was doing it for both
create and update, I didn't realize which error I had up at the time
(looking at this too long.)

Ok, I think I'm beginning to understand a little bit. So, when I called
my init method I created an object (aCat). Calling update or create is
effectively creating a new object, not really updating or creating (sql
calls) from the changes I've made to the object (aCat) through the set
methods I had called to change the object's properties (which, from what
it seems you are telling me, aren't really changing the 'aCat' object at
all, unless the get/set methods CF automatically creates when you define
cfproperties are 'public' rather than 'remote'.)

I've never really tried to do webservices, and wouldn't normally mess
with it in this instance except we're experimenting with a Flash 7 front
end interface.

So, how should I go about this? Should my init() method be 'remote'
while my other methods are 'public'? What about instances where a
'property' of my object is another custom object?

Is it just me, or is there really a lack of material out there on how to
do this sort of thing effectively? I recently got a CD with 450+
articles from CFDJ over the last 4 years, and none of this seems to be
covered very well...

Cutter

"Too much SysAd work, and not enough Code, makes my hair fall out as I
fall further behind the power curve..." - Anonymous
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