Here's a weird one:
I am attempting to update a com object. If I use cold fusion variables in my
call as designed:
<cfset bRet = oUser.addAdminACE(#Attributes.ConnectString#,
#attributes.conID#)>
I get an error.
If I replace the second variable with any integer it works.
<cfset bRet = oUser.addAdminACE(#Attributes.ConnectString#, 65)>
When I cfoutput I get the correct connectstring variable and the second
variable actually is 65! What gives?
This is the exact error:
Error casting an object of type to an incompatible type. This usually indicates
a programming error in Java, although it could also mean you have tried to use
a foreign object in a different way than it was designed.
I don't understand....CF should be outputting an integer there. Manually done,
it works. CF'ed no. Cfoutput shows the same number as I put in manually. Is
there some trick to it?
Thanks.
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