> Ahhh! Too much info!
>Translation: I don't understand... (scurries off to hard-code
>the dsn names in his cfc's...)
Panic not! Bottom line: you've run into the "issue" of hitting a component
directly over http - the component is instantiated every time you hit it and
so the instance can't be persisted in your application/server scope, etc.
I.e. if you could, you might do something like this in ColdFusion:
<cfset application.myComponentInstance = createObject('component',
'myCfc').init(dsn) />
Two solutions:
1. Use a proxy cfc. Looks like Ray has written a blogpost taylored for you:
http://www.coldfusionjedi.com/index.cfm/2008/1/22/Ask-a-Jedi-AjaxProxy-and-Application-Scoped-CFCs
2. Use your cf app's framework as the proxy - i.e. handle it like any other
request and spit out the result in a format your js is expecting.
HTH
Dominic
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