Just a thought, try setting cachedrealpath to false in
cfusionmx/runtime/servers/default/SERVER-INF/jrun.xml...

Other than that, I had the same problem once...I overlooked that fact
that I was putting the cfc in the session scope, and it wasn't
recompiling :) Doh...

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Sunday, March 9, 2003, 3:31:31 PM, you wrote:

WR> Alrighty, Trusted Cache is not on.  These aren't web services.  They're 
public-access CFCs.  I make a little change, and my pages that are using the CFC can't 
see new methods, or new code within
WR> old methods until I've cycled the server.

WR> Willy

>>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 03/09/03 12:42PM >>>
WR> Actually, I develop and somebody else manages the server.  I know, I know.  ;)  
I'll check that Trusted Cache setting.  Thanks.

WR> Willy


>>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 03/09/03 12:26PM >>>
WR> Anyway, the problems I've run into are not consistent, which makes me
WR> think you are referring to the fact that ColdFusion MX does not
WR> automatically refresh Web services. Either that, or you have Trusted
WR> Cache turned on. But if you turned that on, you'd probably know it, and
WR> wouldn't be posting to the mailing list. :)




WR> Benjamin S. Rogers
WR> http://www.c4.net/ 
WR> v.508.240.0051
WR> f.508.240.0057

WR> -----Original Message-----
WR> From: Willy Ray [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
WR> Sent: Sunday, March 09, 2003 1:39 PM
WR> To: CF-Talk
WR> Subject: CFCs - any way to reload other than cycle CF service?


WR> It's really bugging me to have to restart CFMX every time I make a
WR> trivial little change to the component I'm developing.  Is there another
WR> way to get the server to recognize the changes I've made to the CFC?

WR> Willy




WR> 
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