I think he's got the output tag in there to dereference "instance.in"
<cfwddx action="WDDX2CFML" input="#instance.in#" output="instance.out">
I've always found the way the input and output parameters work on the cfwddx tag to be a little odd.
Using a loop and doing it like this:
<cfwddx action="WDDX2CFML" input="<cfoutput>#instance.in#</cfoutput>"
output="instance.out">
(would that work?)looks a little odd too.
???
you're not actually outputting anything in that function. I see a lot
of people mis-use cfoutput this way causing the code to be just that
little bit more unclear when it's not necessary.
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