> to create a java object in coldfusion, you need to instantiate it *AND*
> call a valid constructor. Coldfusion "fakes" the constructor by
> creating an "init" method that you can call. When you create the
> object, you *SHOULD* already have access to its constants.. so this
> should work, assuming you knew the classpath for BaseFont. Which I don't.
>
> <!--- load object --->
> <cfset bf = createObject("java","class.path.BaseFont")>
> <!--- call constructor --->
> <cfset bf.init(bf.HELVETICA, bf.CP1252, bf.NOT_EMBEDDED)>
>
>
> Rick
....and the example I posted does it all in 1 line ;-)
Bryan Stevenson B.Comm.
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Electric Edge Systems Group Inc.
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