Think about what the code is doing for a second :) It is still trying to pass
in all strings instead of a mix of strings and complex objects.
It may not seem like it, but using a java method is not much different than
calling a plain old CF function. Both define what arguments they expect as well
the type (array, date, string, etcetera).
Take the CF function arrayLen(). It expects to receive an array and complains
loudly if you accidentally pass in the wrong type of value, like a string or
number:
<cfset x = arrayLen("thisWillFail")>
That is what your current code is doing. It is passing in the right +number+ of
arguments. They are just the wrong "type" of values.
>> sendResponse(javax.servlet.ServletContext, ....)
sendReponse expects a javax.servlet.ServletContext object as the first
argument. Do a cfdump of getPageContext().getServletContext(). You will see
that is exactly what it returns. But instead of passing it in as is, the code
tries to convert it into string first:
JavaCast("string", getPageContext().getServletContext() )
Obviously that does work because your method exepcts a ServletContext object
there, not a string. So get rid of the javacast. In fact get rid of all of
them. I doubt you even need them to call this particular method.
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