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From: BKBK on 27 Feb 2007 16:56
Should there really be a loop? dLA is obviously a structure. Moreover, it is a
key in objDLA, which is itself a complex type.

However, the code <cfloop collection="#objDLA#" item="dLA"> means we're not
talking about one dLA object, but possibly a sequence of dLA objects. Is it
therefore possible that the code worked for currRow=1, but failed when
currRow=2, with the next value of dLA? An interesting dump would be that of
objDLA.



From: okey on 27 Feb 2007 17:42
You are correct in that I am looping through a collection of dLA objects
contained in the parent object -> objDLA.. objDLA contains a series of
enumerated collections all representing different sets of data. The collection
in which I am interested is an enumerated list of the object DataLine. So I
instantiate objDLA and then loop through the DataLine objects it contains...
When I was initially trying to get this to work, I tried enclosing the errant
code in <cftry>/<cfcatch> block to see if maybe a null value was causing the
problem and maybe a different row in the collection would work.. I never got a
hit within cftry - it always went into cfcatch...

From: BKBK on 27 Feb 2007 23:44
I think the try-catch should stay. But, before that, dump objDLA. Use the
try-catch to output the value of currRow when the code breaks. That should tell
us which culprit to look for in the dump. It seems an object is making RMI
calls.



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