Yep, that sounds correct. See if you can get a stripped down sample of the bug in action so we can play with it.
Thanks!
~Brad
ColdBox Platform Evangelist
Ortus Solutions, Corp
E-mail: brad@coldbox.org
ColdBox Platform: http://www.coldbox.org
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Hi Brad,
I tried creating a GIST with all of the necessary files but GIST seems to be taking a nap / out to lunch and wouldn’t allow me to save.
Here is a simple handler that shows the issue:
//Test.cfc handler
//Running on Coldbox 3.5.1, Adobe CF 9.0.2
component output=“false”{
property name=“cache” inject=“cachebox:database”;
// HTTP Security
this.allowedMethods = {};
function index(event){
var rc = event.getCollection();
local.cacheKey = “user-tom-foolery”;
local.user = {};
local.user.name = “Tom Foolery”;
local.user.email = “funny@businesscorp.com”;
local.user.age = javaCast(“null”,0);
//dump out the user, struct will contain the null key
writedump(local.user);
//set the user into cache
cache.set(local.cacheKey,local.user, 10, 20);
//dump out the cached user, struct will not contain the null key
if(cache.lookup( local.cacheKey ) ){
writedump(cache.get( local.cacheKey ));
}
abort;
}
}
You will also need to add this to your CacheBox settings.
// JDBC Cache
database = {
provider = “coldbox.system.cache.providers.CacheBoxColdBoxProvider”,
properties = {
objectDefaultTimeout = 120,
objectDefaultLastAccessTimeout = 30,
useLastAccessTimeouts = true,
reapFrequency = 5,
evictionPolicy = “LRU”,
evictCount = 5,
maxObjects = 1000,
objectStore = “JDBCStore”,
dsn =“guardly”,
table = “cachebox”,
tableautocreate = “false”
}
}
Thanks.
Nolan