The suggestion for a mapping is a good solution. Just so you know some
alternatives.....
>From index.cfm you can say:
createObject("component","cfc/mycfc");
Unfortunately, if you had:
/versionX/foo/index.cfm
/versionX/cfc/mycfc.cfc
You CANNOT do from /foo/index.cfm:
createObject("component","../cfc/mycfc");
[Which I consider to be a major bummer]
Some folks like to use a variable for the CFC root to, so you could have:
application.cfcRoot = "versionX.cfc.";
Then, call:
createObject("component",application.cfcRoot & myCFC);
That assumes the the versionX folder sits off the CF web root (or, you could
put the CFCs for each in a Custom Tag path).
(You might also consider having a build process actually build your code to
have that end up hard-coded with the VersionX)
There are also (officially) undocumented ways to call a CFC using an
absolute file path using the coldfusion.runtime.TemplateProxyFactory
(TemplateProxy in pre-6.1), but that should only be used when absolutely
necessary, IMO.
> -----Original Message-----
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Behalf Of webguy
> Sent: Friday, August 15, 2003 8:44 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: [CFCDev] cfc path question
>
>
> If I have different builds of an app e.g.
>
> /version1/cfc/mycfc.cfc
> /version1/index.cfm
>
> /version2/cfc/mycfc.cfc
> /version2/index.cfm
>
> in my web root and want /version1/index.cfm to use cfc/mycfc.cfc (in
> version1) and /version2/index.cfm to use cfc/mycfc.cfc (in
> version2) want do
> i need to do?
>
> Thanks WG
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