Byron,
That's the problem with positional vs. named arguments on BIFs. I ran
into this with a cross-platform app that needed to run on ACF & Railo.
Railo supports named parameters for some BIFs (including cachePut() ),
but ACF doesn't. So I had to split my caching function into separate
CFCs for ACF & Railo. The line that runs cachePut() in ACF looks like this:
CachePut( id, val, "", "", "myregion" );
while the one for Railo looks like this:
CachePut( id:id, value:val, cacheName:"myregion" );
The empty strings for the two timeout arguments is acceptable on ACF.
-Carl V.
On 3/10/2014 8:25 AM, Byron Mann wrote:
> Specifically I've created a caching region, and will just be using the
> defaults for the time-outs.
>
> CachePut(id, value, [timeSpan], [idleTime], [region], [throwOnError]);
>
> So I'd like to just do something similar to this:
>
> CachePut(id=x, value=v, region='myregion');
>
> This doesn't work of course. I also tried, argumentCollection without
> success.
>
> I'm assuming this is just the way life is and will have to do something to
> just pass the region defaults.
>
> cachePut(id, val, CacheGetProperties('myregion').TIMETOIDLESECONDS,
> CacheGetProperties('myregion').TIMETOLIVESECONDS, 'myregion');
>
>
> Byron Mann
> Lead Engineer & Architect
> HostMySite.com
>
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