You use the cfobject tag to create an instance
of a Java object. You use other ColdFusion tags, such as cfset and cfoutput, or CFScript to
invoke properties (attributes), and methods (operations) on the
object.
Method arguments and return values can be any valid Java type;
for example, simple arrays and objects. ColdFusion does the appropriate
conversions when strings are passed as arguments, but not when they
are received as return values. For more information on type conversion
issues, see Java and ColdFusion data type conversions.
The examples in this discussion assume that the name attribute
in the cfobject tag specified the value obj, and
that the object has a property called Property, and methods called
Method1, Method2, and Method3.
Note: The cfdump tag displays the
public methods and data of an object.
