You can pass structures back through remoting without much problem. The key
is the case sensitivity. When passing data back from ColdFusion through Flash
Remoting, some of the cases seem to get a little mangled. In reality, it makes
a bit of sense if you realize that ColdFusion stores the structure names in all
caps.
So here is the deal, when a query comes back, the case will be in tact from
whatever you specified in ColdFusion. When a struct that you create comes
back, the keys will be in all caps. My suggestion is to open the NetConnection
Debugger and look at the data as it returns. The field capitialization in the
debugger is correct, and this is how it should be used within your code.
Hope that helps,
ML
marmot - 30 Apr 2004 16:41 GMT
Thank you for the explanations! Now all is OK.