Thanks Dave.

-----Original Message-----
From: Dave Carabetta [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, 6 August 2003 3:51 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: <CFINVOKE> on Linux


>I have just deployed an application on Linux. This was working without a
>problem on
>Win2k but the linux box is returning errors.
>
>I am calling the <CFINVOKE> tag using a component name of
>
>"#component.prefix#com.scoop.application.manageApplication" which
>translates
>into
>
>"components.com.scoop.application.manageApplication". This would seem OK as
>the
>component is definately where it should be but I am getting an erros saying
>that
>states that the components can't be found.
>
>"component.prefix" points to a mapped directory. The case of the filename
>match too.
>

Yep, welcome to the world of pre-6.1 annoyance on the *nix platform!! In
pre-6.1 versions, CFC names were treated just like custom tags in that the
CF engine automatically lower-cased the name and did a file lookup based on
the lower case name. Since *nix is obviously case-sensitive, this caused a
problem. In your case, the CF engine is really looking for a file called
"manageapplication" instead of "manageApplication".

So you have two options:

1. Change the casing of all your CFCs/Custom Tags to lower case if you can't
upgrade to 6.1
2. If you can upgrade to MX 6.1, the issue was fixed (it now no longer
auto-lower cases the file name)

Regards,
Dave.

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