Status/Resolution/Reason: To Fix//BugVerified
Reporter/Name(from Bugbase): Bradley Wood / ()
Created: 08/10/2018
Components: Language
Versions: 2018
Failure Type: Usability Issue
Found In Build/Fixed In Build: /
Priority/Frequency: Normal /
Locale/System: / Platforms All
Vote Count: 1
When you cfdump a class in Lucee Server
writedump( createOBject('java', 'java.io.File' ) );
https://trycf.com/gist/205d8a450a2a0448315dab54a28ae08d/acf2018?theme=monokai
You get the following additional items that Adobe does not provide:
- Fields includes the pattern along with the name and value. Ex:
name: separatorChar
Pattern: public static final char java.io.File.separatorChar
Value: /
- Constructors, which lists all the constructors for the class showing the method and the declared exceptions that can be thrown. Ex:
Method: <init>(java.lang.String, java.lang.String)
Exceptions: (none)
- "Methods inherited from <parent object>". Ex:
wait, wait, wait, getClass, notify, notifyAll
- The list of methods includes the exceptions that can be thrown. Ex:
Method: toURL()
Return Type: java.net.URL
Exceptions: java.net.MalformedURLException
And additionally, I'm including this in the ticket because it's all part of how CFDump handles classes, when I run this code:
myStr = 'myString';
writedump( myStr.getClass() );
https://trycf.com/gist/205d8a450a2a0448315dab54a28ae08d/acf2018?theme=monokai
The resulting dump in Lucee shows the details of the "java.lang.String" class. However, when I run that same code in Adobe CF, the dump shows me the details of the "java.lang.Class" class. This isn't very helpful and I don't know how to dump the actual class instance since dumping myStr directly wouldn't obviously just output the string! I think what Lucee does here is much more useful when dealing with Java objects.Attachments:
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