ClassViewer

You see, while qMyQuery.getClass() is great and all, it doesn`t really expose a whole lot of *useful* functionality - because it`s not giving you the real reflection for that query object. For example, look for `getCurrentRow` in that dump - it doesn`t show up. Now where is it, you may Ask? - Well, technically, it`s there - it`s just not that easy to see. With a Little bit of programming, however, we can really open up the book on any object - exposing the most functionality possible. Inspired by the guys over at Zrinity, who did a `ColdFusion MX Un-Documentation` site (back in the day), but has since, been Abandoned - I have taken it upon myself to resurrect the introspection abilities given to us by Java`s own reflection abilities. They`re method was cool - but it required you to compile a Java class and throw it into the class path. I felt that this was a bit much and completely unnecessary - I asked myself, `If ColdFusion is written on top of Java, why not just tap into Java from within ColdFusion, to do the same thing.` Seeing how there wasn`t anybody around me - reading My Mind, answering my question... I took it upon myself to do a port - a very quick port.