You may find not many people use the wizard - its ok for a quick demo
(maybe code table admins) but not for real application development.
Check the CF Logs under the CF install dir, there may be something in
the logs to tell what the problem is IF its on the CF side.
I often create a basic cfm file to test call the CFC function to be
sure it returns what I expect and removed Flex from the complexity.
Write cfunit test is another great way to test each CFC call to be
sure its correct.
Find the fault event handler (OR add one if it does not exist)and put
a break just inside the event handler function - look at the
FaultEvent in the debugger - it should have some info that will help
you.
Anthony
www.troywebconsulting.com
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Danny Buetow da...@... wrote:
Greetings All,
Yes, I am new to FLEX, as my question will surely show. I am making
a simple
CRUD app designed to administer my table of users. I used the
ColdFusion
wizard and created a Master/Detail set. The query is simple and
tests out
fine, however, when I Run the application and test it live, I am
able to
edit and delete records, yet I am not able to add a record. I
receive no
error and when running in debug mode, I get no breaks. I have tried
to
re-create the app and have googled my question in hopes of finding
other
newbie's with the same question. I have looked through all of the
CFC's
and see nothing glaring that would raise my lightly trained eyebrow.
Any ideas why I would not be able to add a record?
Thank You
Danny Buetow
President and LOC
DMB Services
da...@...
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