<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> In desperation, I've now set up an IIS (...ick...) virtual directory
> pointing to the directory with all my cfcs in, and lumped the interface
> cfcs in with the back-end cfcs in the same directory, along with my web
> service Application.cfm. (ugh.....makes my skin feel creepy...).
>
> It now works.....more or less.....some of the time.....
>
> It seems to randomly fail, giving me errors like "cannot resolve CFC
> datatype" for components that have not been changed, the good old
> "cannot generate stub objects" error, and a whole host of other axis
> errors that I'm not even going to bother to list - NOTE: if I restart
> the server, it works at first, for about 10 minutes, then suddenly stops
> working for no apparent reason.
>
> Oh yes, and if I type in the wsdl address, sometimes I get valid wsdl,
> sometimes I get nothing but a blank browser screen, sometimes I get an
> axis error, sometimes I get what looks like valid wsdl but when I try my
> test client to actually invoke the webservice, it tells me that the wsdl
> cannot be parsed. Sometimes this happens after I add a totally innocuous
> line into my web service CFC (like a comment! Yes, adding a comment can
> break it!), sometimes it starts failing without me changing anything.
>
> If anyone can come out with a "I've done this and it worked first time,
> and I've never had any problems with it..." I'll be eternally grateful
> if they can walk me through it. Otherwise, I'm giving up - this is way
> too much of a headache.
>
Can't say that I have, honestly, but a thought does come to mind. Have
you tried downing your instance and blowing away the contents of both
your cfclasses and cfc-skeletons directories (cfc-skeletons only gets
used if you're using CFCs with web services)? It sounds like there's
some caching going on that is hanging you up a bit. Also, I would
disable the option in the MX Administrator to save generated class
files (in the Caching section). Several Macromedians have posted
recently that this may actually boost performance for sites with large
numbers of classes because MX doesn't have to traverse the cfclasses
directory looking for an already-generated class file.
Hope this helps?
Regards,
Dave.
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