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Developing applications

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DEVELOPING COLDFUSION 9 APPLICATIONS

Using Web Elements and External Objects

int / System.Int32

int[] / System.Int32[]

long / System.Int64

long[] / System.Int64[]

sbyte / System.Sbyte

sbyte []/ System.Sbyte[]

short / System.Int16

short[] / System.Int16[]

System.Decimal

System.String

Note: You do not have to use a

converted to .NET System.String.

Create special objects for .NET primitive unsigned data types, such as byte (unsigned byte), ushort (unsigned short),

uint (unsigned int) and ulong (unsigned long), for which no corresponding java types exist. The following table lists

the .NET primitive types and the corresponding class you must use.

byte / System.Byte

ushort / System.UInt16

uint / System.UInt32

ulong / System.UInt64

createObject

other .NET classes, before you use them in your assignment statement. For example, the following line creates a ushort

representation of the value 100:

The following example creates a System.Hashtable object and populates it with examples of all types of primitives.

function to convert ColdFusion string variables. They are automatically

Class used in cfobject/createObject

System.BoxedByte

System.BoxedUShort

System.BoxedUInt

System.BoxedULong

tag to create these special objects, in the same manner as you create

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