cfarguments wrong order

[ultrafresh]

this is what i am doing...

when i email myself i get this:
struct
AAA1 3
AAB2 1
AAC3 2
Whats up with that???



-- call to the webservice --
<cfset args = structNew()>
<cfset args.A = 2>
<cfset args.B = 1>
<cfset args.c = 3>
<cfinvoke
webservice="http://webservice.xxxxxxx.ca/nick.cfc?wsdl"
method="wsBrowseClass"
returnvariable="aObjectArray"
username="wand"
password="wand057" argumentcollection="#args#">
</cfinvoke>


-- web service --
<cffunction name="wsBrowseClass" access="remote" returntype="array"
output="No">
<cfargument name="aaa1" required="Yes">
<cfargument name="aab2" required="Yes">
<cfargument name="aac3" required="Yes">
<cfmail to="nick@xxxxxxx.ca" from="jamie@xxxxxx.ca" subject="arguments"
type="HTML"><cfdump var="#arguments#"></cfmail>
<cfset class_list = ArrayNew(1)>

<cfreturn class_list>

</cffunction>

[basky]

try this
<cfset args = structNew()>
<cfset args.AAA1 = 2>
<cfset args.AAB2 = 1>
<cfset args.AAC3 = 3>

[Ro]

Cold Fusion Structures are not Ordered as you would a array, you
cannot expect results in a top to bottom orderand expect to use them
in the same order fashion.

You might want to try building your argument list in a structure
nested inside an array where the array contains the structure items in
the desired order and then the structure contains the additional items
(e.g. name/value pairs)

On Tue, 17 May 2005 16:14:48 +0000 (UTC), "ultrafresh"
<webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote:

>this is what i am doing...
>
> when i email myself i get this:
> struct
> AAA1 3
> AAB2 1
> AAC3 2
> Whats up with that???
>
>
>
> -- call to the webservice --
> <cfset args = structNew()>
> <cfset args.A = 2>
> <cfset args.B = 1>
> <cfset args.c = 3>
> <cfinvoke
> webservice="http://webservice.xxxxxxx.ca/nick.cfc?wsdl"
> method="wsBrowseClass"
> returnvariable="aObjectArray"
> username="wand"
> password="wand057" argumentcollection="#args#">
> </cfinvoke>
>
>
> -- web service --
> <cffunction name="wsBrowseClass" access="remote" returntype="array"
>output="No">
> <cfargument name="aaa1" required="Yes">
> <cfargument name="aab2" required="Yes">
> <cfargument name="aac3" required="Yes">
> <cfmail to="nick@xxxxxxx.ca" from="jamie@xxxxxx.ca" subject="arguments"
>type="HTML"><cfdump var="#arguments#"></cfmail>
> <cfset class_list = ArrayNew(1)>
>
> <cfreturn class_list>
>
> </cffunction>

[ultrafresh]

had them named the same at one point....

I don't think it matters what you call them on either side... inside the
function the parameters are assigned values in the order that they are received
and are encapsulated within the function... the name of the varialbe used to
pass into the function is irrelevant.

funny thing is when i only pass in 3 parms it is essentially reversed order
which is crap but atleast predictable... when i tried passing in 4 parms in a
weird order

so if I pass in 3 parms like 1,2,3 i get 3,2,1 but if I pass in 4 parms like
1,2,3,4 I get 3,4,2,1

Isn't that nutty!?!?!?!/