Hi Brian,
Oddly enough, your code is working as it should.
In your init function, you have all of the arguments, setters and such that
make up the attributes of the bean. When the init() function runs, it sets
up all of these attributes, either passing in the specific argument, or
setting the value to an empty string. An init() function is classically
responsible for initializing a bean object. When something is initialized,
it is set to a default state.
Now, you state you are calling your init function INSIDE the DAO, after the
bean has been initialized. This is an incorrect usage of the init function
because you aren't trying to initialize the object, you are trying to set
some of the attributes of the bean. You should be using the setters on the
bean to accomplish this.
<cfquery name="qRead" datasource="#getConfig().dsn#">
SELECT
AreaID,
SurveyCycleID,
AreaName,
AreaInstructions,
IsAdminOnly,
CreatedBy,
CreatedOn,
LastUpdateBy,
LastUpdateOn
FROM area
WHERE AreaID = <cfqueryparam
value="#arguments.Bean.getAreaID()#" CFSQLType="cf_sql_integer" />
</cfquery>
<cfset arguments.bean.setAreaID( qRead.AreaID ) />
<cfset arguments.bean.setAreaName( qRead.AreaName ) />
<cfset arguments.bean.setCreatedBy( qRead.CreatedBy ) />
<cfset arguments.bean.setCreatedOn( qRead.CreatedOn ) />
DW
On Wed, Apr 30, 2008 at 5:17 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>
> Hi guys,
> Just a little introduction since I am new to this group. My name is
> brian and I am a coldfusion OO newbie. I've been developing a Mach-ii
> cms app for my organization also using coldspring, so I've been on the
> mach-ii group quite a bit, as well as the coldspring one. But anyway,
> on to the problem.
>
> I've been having this issue with the getRememberme() function
> in my user bean returning the default value which is false (its
> boolean) in the validateUser() function of my login service even after
> being set to true.
>
> I am first initializing the user bean upon the submission of a form.
> Using mach-ii, I am populating the bean with the user's email and
> password, as well as a remember me attribute. You know, that check box
> usually found underneath the username and password fields. When
> checked, this sets the value in my bean to 'true'.
>
> The partially populated bean is then being passed into my model as an
> argument, specifically the loginService which delegates to the
> userService which then passes the bean to the userDAO, performing the
> query, and calling the bean's init() function. The query data is then
> passed to the init() function of my bean once again to populate it
> with the necessary data. The problem is that when the init() function
> is called in my DAO to pass it the query data, the rememberme variable
> is being reset to false (the default value) since no data is being
> passed to it from the database.
>
> Now, I origionally posted this question in the coldspring forum where
> it was suggested that this was a question more suited to this group.
> One reply mentioned using a load() function. In my
> research of beans I have not come across this as being a function
> found in a bean. Is this a function that I should consider adding, or
> is there a better way of doing this?
> >
>
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