Thanks again to everyone. I leave my last questions opened, but I
solved the issue, and learnt a little more about transfer :P
I solved it by using the transfer.listByQuery method instead of the
default transfer.list. Taking the objects described before, this is
the code:
...
<cfset var myQuery = getTransfer().createQuery("from sp.Order join
sp.User") />
<cfset var orders = getTransfer().listByQuery(myQuery) />
...
And then, in the view I have all properties from the Order (Name) and
the User (Username) objects.
Thanks all for the rapid response, and the good tips! CU!
Pedro.
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