On 2/14/07, Jake Churchill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Sounds like the java class is not in the coldfusion classpath. This
> must be added in the jvm.config file directly.
I think that would result in a NoClassDefFound error, not the error he
received.
I think Jochem has the right answer.
And for the original code, how about prettying it up some? You have a lot
of extra # and " signs in there that aren't necessary.
<cfset connection = CreateObject("java","javaHTTPSconnection")>
<cfset connection.init(
Myquery.Processing_Server,
Myquery.Username & ":" & Myquery.Password,
string_270)>
I often use Javacast when sending any kind of params from codlfusion to a
java class.. makes the code more foolproof but uglier.
Rick
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