Hello,
In a cfc, I'm calling a Java method which returns, among other things, a
primitive byte array (i.e. sigObject.getSignature(), below, returns a byte[]).
I'm putting this byte array,along with the other things, into a CF struct, and
returning that struct:
cffunction name=sign
First of all, why is the error message complaining that
type byte[] must be one of the following and one of the
following (by clear inference) is byte[]?
Probably just a generic/badly worded error message
Secondly, why is the javacast failing? I'm clearly passing
a valid byte array to
First of all, why is the error message complaining that
type byte[] must be one of the following and one of the
following (by clear inference) is byte[]?
Probably just a generic/badly worded error message
Secondly, why is the javacast failing? I'm clearly passing
a valid byte
Try
JavaCast(byte, #sigData.signature#)
Or
sigData.signature.toByteArray()
Brook
-Original Message-
From: Phil Stone [mailto:pkst...@ucdavis.edu]
Sent: April-28-11 2:28 PM
To: cf-talk
Subject: javacast to byte[] not working
Hello,
In a cfc, I'm calling a Java method which
I was under the
impression that all arguments to overloaded Java functions
had to be JavaCast(ed). And it certainly works on all other
Java types that I've tried...
Yes, normally you should. I am not sure why byte[] arrays are treated/behave
differently. Maybe a bug? Admittedly the cast is
On Thu, Apr 28, 2011 at 3:23 PM, Phil Stone pkst...@ucdavis.edu wrote:
Well, that did the trick. Thank you! I was under the impression that all
arguments to overloaded Java functions had to be JavaCast(ed). And it
certainly works on all other Java types that I've tried...
I do a lot of Java
Well, that did the trick. Thank you! I was under the
impression that all arguments to overloaded Java functions
had to be JavaCast(ed). And it certainly works on all other
Java types that I've tried...
Actually on second read, Sean's answer is better. I missed the emphasis on *had
to
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