(For those on cf-talk, forgive the cross post.)
So, I've been trying like heck to solve a simple problem. I have a virtual
host running with Apache, tasktracker.jedi.com. I normally keep my cfcs
here:
c:\projects\tasktracker.jedi.com\cfcs
and my web root is here:
c:\projects\tasktracker.jedi.com\wwwroot
I needed to use a web service, so I added a CFC called tasktrackerproxy.cfc.
When placed under the webroot, at first, I could not view the CFC. However,
I simply added an alias for /CFIDE and everything worked fine.
However, whenever I tried to call the CFC as a WS, I got an error saying the
class could not be found. Nothing on google was helpful.
Barney suggested I add an alias in jrun-web.xml. So I added this:
<virtual-mapping>
<resource-path>/tasktracker</resource-path>
<system-path>C:/projects/tasktracker.jedi.com/wwwroot</system-path>
</virtual-mapping>
Now I tried to hit my WS like this:
tasktracker.jedi.com/tasktracker/tasktrackerproxy.cfc?WSDL
This time I got:
Fault -
[coldfusion.xml.rpc.SkeletonClassLoader$UnresolvedCFCDataTypeException :
Could not resolve CFC datatype: /tasktracker/temp.cfc][; nested exception
is:
coldfusion.xml.rpc.CFCInvocationException:
[coldfusion.xml.rpc.SkeletonClassLoader$UnresolvedCFCDataTypeException :
Could not resolve CFC datatype: /tasktracker/temp.cfc][
This almost seems like I'm using a returntype or an extends to a cfc that MX
can't find, but my CFC is extremely simple. It has one method that returns
"hi".
This is extremely frustrating and I can't believe I'm the only one trying to
use WS under virtual servers.
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Raymond Camden, ColdFusion Jedi Master for Mindseye, Inc (www.mindseye.com)
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