xmlText (the official way) is technically different than XMLText, although your XML is not always case sensitive.
Check the livedocs for the XML functions for more details...
Laterz,
J
I am using application.cfm to load some environment variables for a web service. It works fine like this
<cfset application.DataSource = "Foo">
<cffunction name="getHeader" access="private" returntype="Query">
<cfargument name="EDIId" type="string" required="true">
<cftry>
<cfquery name="EDIHeader" datasource="#Application.DataSource#" >
Call foo('bar')
</cfquery>
When I try and assign the data from an xml document, the Web Service can not see the variables, although I can dump the variables and they are set.
<cfset application.DataSource = ConfigParsed.Application.Settings.DataSource.XMLText>
Am I missing something basic? Any advice on what to try?
Thanks,
Brian Bagley
IT Engineer, Systems
216-447-7512
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