Chuck, you should not be editing the AbstractRemoteService. That is an
internal framework object and should be left alone. There is never any
reason to edit any internal framework object.

Secondly, while you are on the right track with how to get out the value you
need, you are doing it in the wrong place. You need to handle this in a
different place,possibly in your RemoteService, but definitely not in the
AbstractRemoteService.

You can make any number of CFCs that extend the AbstractRemoteService, and
you should make your customizations in there. That way the specific behavior
and intelligence needed for your application, stays in your applicaiton. It
is not the job of the AbstractRemoteService to know, or care about who will
be consuming the data and any specific formatting or interpretation needed
by a data consumer.


DW






On Thu, Jan 14, 2010 at 2:06 PM, Chuck Savage <[email protected]> wrote:

> Right I understand that.
>
> But with a Bind expression, you want only a single value returned.  I
> got my code to work, but had to create these functions, and modify my
> form like...
>
> <cfform name="frmList">
> <cfinput name="txtSearch" type="text" value="">
> <cfinput name="txtResult" type="text"
>  bind="cfc:mg.RemotingService.executeBindEvent
> (eventName='cservice.search', values={txtsea...@keyup})">
> </cfform>
>
> The RemotingService has this new function,
>
> <!--- pass in your values is name=value pairs to the function, all are
> passed as the
>                        arguments structure to the super.executeBindEvent()
> --->
> <cffunction name="executeBindEvent" output="false" access="remote"
> returntype="any">
>        <cfargument name="eventName" type="string" required="true" />
>        <cfargument name="returnValue" type="string" required="false"
> default="result" />
>
>        <cfreturn super.executeBindEvent(arguments.eventName, arguments,
> arguments.returnValue) />
> </cffunction>
>
>
> In AbstractRemotingService.cfc I added this function,
>
> <cffunction name="executeBindEvent" output="false" access="remote"
> returntype="any">
>  <cfargument name="eventName" type="string" required="true" />
>  <cfargument name="values" type="struct" required="false"
> default="#StructNew()#"/>
>  <cfargument name="returnValue" type="string" required="false"
> default="result" />
>  <cfset var local = StructNew()/>
>
>        <!--- For Javascript post calls to the service --->
>        <cfif cgi.request_method eq "post">
>                <cfset arguments.values = duplicate(form)/>
>        </cfif>
>
>        <cfset local.event = getModelGlue().executeEvent
> (argumentCollection=arguments) />
>
>        <cfset local.result = local.event.getValue(returnValue) />
>
>        <cfset resetCFHtmlHead() />
>        <cfreturn local.result />
> </cffunction>
>
> At the moment, the form just echo's the typed text via my controller's
> code, but it could be made to do lookups in the database which is to
> come and via a bind to a cfgrid.  More testing to come.
>
> Just try my code, its self explanatory.  If what I've done can be done
> with existing MG code let me know, but I can't use a struct in a
> <cfinput> bind expression and I can't use a struct in the return value
> either.
>
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