imageaid/gist:740622

## gistfile1.txt
<cfscript>
	if(lcase(trim(cgi.request_method)) == 'post'){
		sendChatRequestMessage();
	}
</cfscript>
<cfoutput>
<html>
	<head>
		<title>Client-Specific Announcements</title>
	</head>
	<body>
		<div>
			Press 'Go' to send an announcement to a specific Flex client.
		</div>
		<form action="#cgi.script_name#" method="post">
			<input type="submit" value="Go" />
		</form>
	</body>
</html>
</cfoutput>
<cffunction name="sendChatRequestMessage" hint="I send a message to another member requesting a chat" displayname="sendChatRequestMessage" access="public" returntype="boolean">
	<cfscript>
            var message_sent = false;
            var msg = createObject("java","com.pojo.messages.MessageBody");//POJO
            var messageService = createObject("java","com.gateways.adapters.JMSPublisher");
            var message_body =  "Craig would like to chat with you!";

            // set up generic obejct/struct for message details
            // POJO for Message Object   -- in my real-world scenario, the props in this object are used in the Flex client.
            // For this demo, they're just dummy props but you could put a breakpoint in Flex/Flash Builder and see the full details for the object
            msg = createObject("java","com.kronum.pojo.messages.MessageBody");
            msg.setMessage(message_body);
            msg.setMessageType("Friend Chat Notifier");
            msg.setMessageUserName('craig');
            msg.setMessageMemberID('F03D-CF2E');

            // fire up the messaging service and send the message.
            // in a real application, we would make "friendchatroom.1" dynamic.
            try{
                messageService.publishMessage(msg,"kronumMessages","friendchatroom.1");
                message_sent = true;
            }
            catch(Any e){
            //empty for demonstration purposes
            }
        </cfscript>
	<cfreturn message_sent />
</cffunction>
	<cfscript>
	if(lcase(trim(cgi.request_method)) == 'post'){
	sendChatRequestMessage();
	}
	</cfscript>
	<cfoutput>
	<html>
	<head>
	<title>Client-Specific Announcements</title>
	</head>
	<body>
	<div>
	Press 'Go' to send an announcement to a specific Flex client.
	</div>
	<form action="#cgi.script_name#" method="post">
	<input type="submit" value="Go" />
	</form>
	</body>
	</html>
	</cfoutput>
	<cffunction name="sendChatRequestMessage" hint="I send a message to another member requesting a chat" displayname="sendChatRequestMessage" access="public" returntype="boolean">
	<cfscript>
	var message_sent = false;
	var msg = createObject("java","com.pojo.messages.MessageBody");//POJO
	var messageService = createObject("java","com.gateways.adapters.JMSPublisher");
	var message_body = "Craig would like to chat with you!";

	// set up generic obejct/struct for message details
	// POJO for Message Object -- in my real-world scenario, the props in this object are used in the Flex client.
	// For this demo, they're just dummy props but you could put a breakpoint in Flex/Flash Builder and see the full details for the object
	msg = createObject("java","com.kronum.pojo.messages.MessageBody");
	msg.setMessage(message_body);
	msg.setMessageType("Friend Chat Notifier");
	msg.setMessageUserName('craig');
	msg.setMessageMemberID('F03D-CF2E');

	// fire up the messaging service and send the message.
	// in a real application, we would make "friendchatroom.1" dynamic.
	try{
	messageService.publishMessage(msg,"kronumMessages","friendchatroom.1");
	message_sent = true;
	}
	catch(Any e){
	//empty for demonstration purposes
	}
	</cfscript>
	<cfreturn message_sent />
	</cffunction>