Justin,
> I am in a very similar situation here.
Very interesting.. are you using U2,RedBack and ColdFusion?
What is your current setUp?.. Hope you are NOT using COM..YUCK!.
Well.. RedBack has 2 programming environments(UniBasic and UniJ).
Regardless of the above, you can talk to RedBack via a JavaBean
native interface and ColdFusion. I am at home..dont have the code with me..
Below is the Brief Java Code
Hope this helps.
Joe Eugene
public class RedBackObject{
RedBeans.Connection redConn;
RedBeans.RedObject rObj;
public void openObj(String objCon,String objName) throws
RedBeans.RbException{
redConn = new RedBeans.Connection(objCon);
rObj = new RedBeans.RedObject(redConn, objName);
rObj.open();
}//end openObj()
public void setProperty(String strKey, String strValue){
rObj.setProperty(strKey, strValue);
}//end setProperty()
public void callMethod(String redMethod) throws RedBeans.RbException{
rObj.callMethod(redMethod);// call RedBack Object Method
}//end call Method
public String getPropertyString(String propName){
redResultString = rObj.getProperty(propName);
return redResultString;
}//end getPropertyString()
public void closeObj(){
redObjCon=null;
redObjName=null;
redConn=null;
rObj=null;
}//end closeObj
}//end
CF Code..
<cfscript>
rbo = createObject("Java","RedBackObject");
rbo.openObj("rbo Account in rgi.ini","LIBRARY:OBJECT");
rbo.setProperty("FirstName","Hello");
rbo.callMethod("someMethod");
str=rbo.getProperty("propertyName");
</cfscript>
<cfdump var="#str#">
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Justin Balog [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Monday, June 23, 2003 5:26 PM
> To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
> Subject: OL [cfc dev] - JavaBean interface to red back
>
>
> Joe,
>
> I am in a very similar situation here. Any chance I might be able to look
> at the JB interface to the Red Back Objects? That's really very
> interesting. Just curious how you have that working.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Justin
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