ColdFusion wrote:
It was really just frustration because I couldn't find something that plainly said "CFAJAXPROXY exists in OpenBD and here is the usage (or the usage is identical to CF 8)".
Yep, been updated, and the latest nightly has cfajaxproxy working, we're just debating to default to sync or async mode right now. So if you do grab the nightly and use it, at this point you'll have to call setSyncMode() on your javascript class before calling methods on it:
<cfajaxproxy cfc="MyCFC" jsclassname="MyJSClass" /> <script type="text/javascript"> var foo = new MyJSClass(); foo.setSyncMode(); foo.method(); </script>We may change so it defaults to async mode but as of today you'd have to call setSyncMode().
I took a look at Railio Express as an alternative to Open BD (alternative in that it can be deployed anywhere without an install).
Unless I'm mistaken, Railo Express would be exactly the same concept as our Ready2Run version, so if no install is what you're after be sure and check that out.
Anyways....I'll stick with OpenBD and use AjaxCFC for now.
Cool--we'll get cfajaxproxy sorted out shortly. Thanks again for the prompting on this issue, especially letting us know about the confusion on the wiki.
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