ColdFusion is annoyingly particular about this try putting a / at the end of
your mapping declaration.
<cfset THIS.mappings={}>
<cfset THIS.mappings["/components/"]="D:\www\components">
<cfset THIS.mappings["/includes/"]="D:\www\includes">
Adam Haskell
On Mon, Apr 28, 2008 at 6:05 PM, marc -- <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Brian,
> You're right, I put the question wrong. Sorry about that.
> The issue is this:
> if I define 2 mappings like this
>
> <cfset THIS.mappings={}>
> <cfset THIS.mappings["/components"]="D:\www\components">
> <cfset THIS.mappings["/includes"]="D:\www\includes">
>
> outside onApplicationstart() but inside the constructor area and I later
> use them with CreateObject() the components are instantiated correctly.
> But if I put those 3 lines inside the onApplicationStart() and use
> APPLICATION.mappings instead of THIS.mappings like this:
>
> <cffunction name="onApplicationStart">
> <cfset APPLICATION.mappings={}>
> <cfset APPLICATION.mappings["/components"]="D:\www\components">
> <cfset APPLICATION.mappings["/includes"]="D:\www\includes">
> <cfset APPLICATION.objects = {}>
> <cfset APPLICATION.objects.security =
> CreateObject('component','components.security')>
>
> I get the errormessage
>
> "Could not find the ColdFusion Component or Interface
> components.security."
>
> when the line with CreateObject() is read. That line processed OK when
> using the 1st method. I wonder why this is. Do mappings have to be stored in
> the THIS scope of Application.cfc?
>
> Marc
>
>
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