This is implicitly stated in Sean's comments, but just to emphasize it:
Don't use underscores!
It was long enough ago (MX 6.0) that I've forgotten the exact errors, but not the pain of troubleshooting them. As a result, I've since gotten out of the habit of using underscores as "concept separators" in methods (such as "getHolidays_uk()"), even though that works just fine outside of webservices.
Hope that helps save someone else a few moments of frustration!
=tracy
Sean A Corfield wrote:
----------------------------------------------------------On Apr 29, 2004, at 12:07 PM, Marlon Moyer wrote:
Weren't there some oddities when it came to naming web service cfc's.....I think I remember something about not using upper case letters in the method names or something like that.
Don't use Java reserved words. Don't use anything that wouldn't be a valid directory name. I recommend sticking to lowercase package / directory names and either lowercase or CamelCase CFC names, made up of just alphabetic characters.
Regards, Sean
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