I'm not running UNIX, however the server is running CF7 and CF 6.5.
CF7 is running on a different port 8300 and has the following path
C:\JRun4\servers\cfusion\cfusion-ear\cfusion-war\test.cfm
Root Dir
C:\JRun4\servers\cfusion\cfusion-ear\cfusion-war\WEB-INF\cfusio
n
I think I'll just change it to any for the moment. Not worth
the time I'm spending figuring it out.
Jason Cronk
Verizon
"Cody Caughlan"
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09/16/2005 01:45
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Please respond to
CFCDev
Are you on UNIX/Linux? If so, be aware of case-sensitivity issues (you are
referring to "AuthenticationGateway" and "authenicationGateway.cfc"). I
think you said as much, but you did try supplying the full path to the CFC,
e.g. "CFC.com.verizon.service.AuthenticationGateway", again, make your case
matches that on the file system. To make my code as portable as possible I
always camel-case my directory/file names and strictly adhere to this in my
CF code. Either choose a case standard or and religious in using this on
both ends (filesystem and in your code) or go all lowercase and you should
be OK on all platforms and Oses, (CFMX on Windows <-> BlueDragon on Linux
for example).
/Cody
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Before I start banging my head, Im sure one of you guys can answer this. I
have a simple component, AuthenticationGateway.cfc, which has one method
<cffunction name = "init" returntype="AuthenticationGateway">
<cfreturn this>
</cffunction>
I have a test file, test.cfm, which calls
<cfset test = createObject("component","AuthenticationGateway").init()>
test.cfm and authenicationGateway.cfc are in the same directory. I'm
getting the error:
"value returned by function init() is not of type AuthenticationGateway"
I've tried every combinantion of dot notated path to the file that I can
think of in the return type. Any suggestions?
Jason Cronk
Verizon
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