--- In [email protected], "Douglas Knudsen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> you need a EmployeeVO CFC with matching properties and the full array of
> mutators and accessors.
Actually, you don't. If you want to save a lot of typing and do it the KISS
(keep it simple,
stupid) way, you can pass your VO with NO reference to a cfc and coldfusion
will be happy
to accept it as a STRUCT. Of course, you do have to know (and spell correctly)
the field
names. Following is a code snippet.
---- VO ----
notice that there is NO remote line, just a simple object
package vo
{
[Bindable]
public class WebOrder
{
public var recID : int;
public var nameNumber : int;
public var contact : String;
public var userID : int;
public var dateEntered : Date;
public var deliveryFrom : Date;
public var deliveryThru : Date;
public var item : int;
public var customerQty : int;
public var customerUM : String;
public var tallyQty : int;
public var price : Number;
public var per : int;
public var comments : String;
public var cancelReason : String;
public var cancelOption : String;
public var PONumber : String;
public var wholeUnits : int;
public var customTallyFlag : int;
public var pickUp : int;
public var status : String;
public function WebOrder() {
}
}
}
--- FLEX CODE ---
cfcOrderInquiry.webOrderInsert( {obj: model.webOrder} );
--- CF CODE -----
<cffunction access="remote" name="webOrderInsert" output="false"
returnType="numeric">
<cfargument name="obj" type="struct" required="true">
<cfquery name="myQuery" datasource="american">
Insert Into WebOrder (NameNumber, UserID, Contact,
DeliveryFrom,
DeliveryThru,
Item, CustomerQty, CustomerUM, Price, per)
values ( #obj.nameNumber#, #obj.userID#, '#obj.contact#',
#obj.deliveryFrom#,
#obj.deliveryThru#,
#obj.item#, #obj.customerQty#,'#obj.customerUM#', #obj.price#,
#obj.per#)
select @@IDENTITY as webOrderRecID
</cfquery>
<cfreturn myQuery.webOrderRecID>
</cffunction>
It is this simple.
Bruce
