the returntype of the init function should be the fully qualified name
of the cfc
-Dave
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 10/02/04 8:31 AM >>>
> This works fine:
> x = createObject("component", "location");
> xresult = x.blah(country=thecountry,weight=theweight);
> Not
> x = createObject("component", "location").init(request.DS);
> xresult = x.BLAH(a=theA, b=theB);
> then I get the error of:
> "Cannot invoke method BLAH on an object of type java.lang.String with
named
> arguments. Use ordered arguments instead."
>What are you returning from the init() method?
-It was returning true
>It needs to be <cfreturn this />, otherwise 'x' will store nothing,
which
obviously
can't have methods called on it.
-I see the mistake. Before x was the component; now it is merely "true".
I've changed it to return type "any" and "return this" and it works now,
thanks.
Is the return type "any" correct for a function returning itself?
Nothing
explicit?
stylo~
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