Re: [flexcoders] setting value on cfc & invoke another method on cfc

[Angus Johnson]

Session scope. Coldfusion maintains session for remoting as it does for http requests from html apps. How would you hold normally hold session data? Maybe a facade object?On 21/07/06, 
Doug Arthur <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:












  


    
            How would you invoke one method on a cfc from flex, then call another method on the same cfc and the 
cfc maintain the values from the first invoke? 
 
example:


<cfcomponent>    <cffunction name="init"


 access="remote" output=


"false" returntype="any">


        <cfreturn this />    </cffunction>    <cffunction


 name="doSomething" access=


"remote" output="false" returntype=


"any>        <cfreturn getSomeValue() &


 ' is the value you asked for...' />    </cffunction>


        <cffunction name="setSomeValue"
 access="remote" output=


"false" returntype="any">


        <cfargument name="someValue" required=


"true" default="" 


/>        <cfset Variables.someValue =


 arguments.someValue />    </cffunction>


    <cffunction name="getSomeValue" access=


"remote" output="false" 


returntype="any">        <cfreturn 


Variables.someValue />    </cffunction></cfcomponent>
 
remoteObject.setSomeValue('something');
remotObject.doSomething(); // I'm looking for event.result to contain the string 'something is the value you asked for...'
 
 
 

      

    
    













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