Hah!
Maybe CF 6 doesn't do it and CF 7 does - just did a quick test and the
IIS virtual mappings were obeyed. Haven't tried with app.cfc though.
Brent needs to tell us the versions of CF on his local / prod boxes. [I
noticed similar behaviour with cffile - CF 7 obeys CFML mappings and CF
6 doesn't.]
Aaron
Jaime Metcher wrote:
I don't want to muddy the waters, but I use IIS virtual directories for CFC
paths all the time. This is with IIS6/CFMX7. Is there something special
about Application.cfc that makes this approach not work?
Jaime Metcher
-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Aaron DC
Sent: Saturday, 3 March 2007 6:58 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [CFCDEV] Application cfc inheritance confusion
extends="CFLHDIntranet.Application" is basically saying:
look in the directory (from current directory) or in the directory
mapping called CFLHDIntranet and use the file called Application.cfc as
the parent for this "class".
I'm betting you have no directory called
D:\IntranetRoadMap\hr\CFLHDIntranet or CF mapping called that either?
Solution: create a ColdFusion mapping called CFLHDIntranet that points
to D:\IntranetRoadMap\.
NB: CF has no idea about and does not / cannot (??) use the virtual IIS
mapping you created called "CFLHDIntranet".
HTH
Aaron
Brent Nicholas wrote:
Howdy all -
So I thought I'd solved this back in December, but now that I'm moving
the app to the production server it's not working again.
In short the application that is being run has an Application.cfc that
inherits from the main Application.cfc. When run, it throws the error:
"Could not find the ColdFusion Component CFLHDintranet.Application"
Here's an outline of the setup (with reference index numbers to code):
*CF Files are in:*
D:\IntranetRoadMap\ <--- has the index.cfm (works fine) and
Application.cfc ((1) -referenced below)
D:\IntranetRoadMap\hr <--- has the index.cfm (fails) and
Application.cfc (fails) with inheritance from top App.cfc ((2)
-referenced below)
*IIS Configured to:*
WebSite called "Roadmap" on port 80, points at "D:\IntranetRoadMap\",
I access through: http://roadmap.cflhd.gov
(on my machine I had to create a virtual directory in the main web
site called "CFLHDIntranet" and it all works fine)
*Note:*
For those of you who are familiar with it, I also ran the
"BandwidthAssociates" code in the "D:\IntranetRoadMap\" (removing the
other code of course), and it failed as well. I figured it was a good
'control' to test with.
*Code:*
(1) *D:\IntranetRoadMap\Application.cfc*
-----------------------------------------
<cfcomponent output="false">
<cfset this.name="CFLHDIntranet">
<cfset this.sessionmanagement="yes">
<cfset this.SetClientCookies="no">
<cfset this.loginstorage="session">
<cfset this.applicationTimeout=CreateTimeSpan(0,12,0,0)> <!--- 12
hrs --->
<cfset this.sessionTimeout=CreateTimeSpan(0,4,0,0)> <!--- 4 hrs --->
<!--- Define DSN --->
<cfinclude template="app_Datasource.cfm">
<cffunction name="onSessionStart" returntype="void">
do some login/authenticaion stuff
</cffunction>
</cfcomponent>
-----------------------------------------
-----------------------------------------
(2) *D:\IntranetRoadMap\hr\Application.cfc*
-----------------------------------------
<cfcomponent extends="CFLHDIntranet.Application">
<cfinclude template="app_Globals.cfm">
</cfcomponent>
-----------------------------------------
-----------------------------------------
Thanks for everyone's time -
Brent Nicholas
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