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Gary Menzel wrote:
Firstly, CFPROPERTY (as Roland has said) has been provided to expose object schema data to webservices. CFPROPERTY doesn't actually do anything (i.e. it does not create/instantiate variables inside the object).
Secondly, because CFPROPERTY describes the PUBLIC members of the object, to take advatange of the information your actual variables would have to be instatiated in the "this" scope.
So - unless this is all supposed to work via webservices (or something like FarCry that also uses information from CFPROPERTY tags), you can lose the CFPROPERTY tags.
Now....
Where you handle the CFQUERY - it looks a little strange.
Why do you assign the return value from the instance.category.get method back into the instance.category object? You also do a similar thing with sscategory. Without seeing that the get call does, I am guessing this is a major part of the problem.
Have you put some CFDUMP's in your init() method to see what is being created? I.E. that the objects look right and have the methods you want to use in them? Both before and after you deal with the CFQUERY results?
Also inside the method you are calling just before the line that fails? Once again, you can check the output to make sure the method you want to call is in the object.
Other than that (without seeing the rest of the code), it looks like it should work.
Regards,
Gary
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