if all you need to do is call the tag, maybe you can write a temp file and
write the tag into it
something like
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
<cfset cfxjInvocation = "<cfx_j class=""#ARGUMENTS.object#""
method=""#ARGUMENTS.method#"" alias=""result"" "/>
<cfloop collection="#ARGUMENTS.args#" item="name">
<cfset cfxjInvocation = ListAppend(cfxjInvocation,
'#name#="#ARGUMENTS.args[name]#"', " ") />
</cfloop>
<cfset cfxjInvocation = cfxjInvocation & ">" />
<cfset functionStr = "<cfcomponent><cffunction name=""callCFX_J""
output=""NO"">#cfxjInvocation#<cfreturn variables
/></cffunction></cfcomponent>" />
<cfset fileName = REReplace(createUUID(), "[^[:alnum:]]", "", "ALL") &
".cfc" />
<cffile action="WRITE" file="#expandPath(fileName)#" output="#functionStr#"
/>
<cfset returnVal = createObject("COMPONENT", fileName).callCFX_J() />
<cffile action="DELETE" file="#expandPath(fileName)#" />
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
this might get out of trouble
Regards
Steve Onnis
-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Behalf Of Scott Arbeitman
Sent: Tuesday, June 20, 2006 5:29 PM
To: cfaussie
Subject: [cfaussie] Re: invoking cfx tag using Evaluate
Can't really use CreateObject/cfobject without modifying Java code, I
will need the functions to return proper values, not set ColdFusion
variables. But we're talking hundreds of methods; that's not feasible.
I thought this would be a quick hack, but it's more like a dead-end.
Thanks anyways.
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