party engine. However, if I use cfsavecontent (my preferred approach),
the XML string never gets written. But if I use the standard cfset,
the string is written out appropriately. Can anybody see/tell me the
difference between the following two snippets and if there's a reason
why cfsavecontent wouldn't be working? It just returns a blank string:
Using cfset:
<cfset xmlString = '<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"
standalone="no"?><DYNCONFIG><!-- Overrides the Input file name
--><ELEMENT><LOCATOR>TOOL(PropertyCSV)/DATA_FILE</LOCATOR><VALUE>X:\\#Variables.instance["CORPORATEID"]#\\#Arguments.fileName#</VALUE></ELEMENT><!--
Overrides the Output file name
--><ELEMENT><LOCATOR>TOOL(PropertyResults)/DATA_FILE</LOCATOR><VALUE>X:\\#Variables.instance["CORPORATEID"]#\\#Arguments.fileName#_Geocoded.csv</VALUE></ELEMENT></DYNCONFIG>'
/>
Using cfsavecontent:
<cfsavecontent variable="xmlString"><?xml version="1.0"
encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?>
<DYNCONFIG>
<!-- Overrides the Input file name -->
<ELEMENT>
<LOCATOR>TOOL(PropertyCSV)/DATA_FILE</LOCATOR>
<VALUE>#Variables.instance['CONSTANTS'].get('baseConfigFileMappedDrive')#\\#Variables.instance["CORPORATEID"]#\\#Arguments.fileName#</VALUE>
</ELEMENT>
<!-- Overrides the Output file name -->
<ELEMENT>
<LOCATOR>TOOL(PropertyResults)/DATA_FILE</LOCATOR>
<VALUE>#Variables.instance['CONSTANTS'].get('baseConfigFileMappedDrive')#\\#Variables.instance["CORPORATEID"]#\\#Arguments.fileName#_Geocoded.csv</VALUE>
</ELEMENT>
</DYNCONFIG>
</cfsavecontent>
Regards,
Dave.
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