Right - I didn't want to make a change to the actual Abstract cfc core
file, but rather my RemotingService.cfc that extended it (I modified
the abstract just as a test though) -
Yes we have a mapping as the entire app works -
So it sounds like what I did in my RemotingService.cfc is the norm
then.
I checked for that file in the repo we have and didn't find it - but
I'll certainly check out the link above -
This is the file as it ended up being:
<cfcomponent displayname="Remoting Service"
extends="ModelGlue.gesture.remoting.AbstractRemotingService"
output="false" hint="generic remoting service to extend mg abstract
remoting service">
<cfset template = "../../../../../application/index.cfm">
</cfcomponent>
Excellent thanks!
On Feb 3, 9:07 pm, Dan Skaggs <[email protected]> wrote:
> You really want the ModelGlue folder to be off the root of your site or
> to have a mapping named /ModelGlue created pointing to the ModelGlue
> folder created in the CF administrator. The framework is designed
> internally to work from /ModelGlue and you should not make any changes
> to the core framework files to implement it into your application.
>
> Dan
>
> On 2/3/2010 11:03 PM, Kevin Penny wrote:
>
> > Ok - and when I set the value of template inside the
> > AbstractRemotingService.cfc it actually works:
>
> > <cfset template = "../../../../../application/index.cfm">
>
> > Since the ModelGlue Directory is located in a subdirectory maybe it's
> > getting confused - or do you have to explicitly set it?
>
> > Directory Structure is:
> > trunk
> > application (where index.cfm and RemotingService.cfc live)
> > classes
> > frameworks
> > modelGlue_3
> > gesture
> > remoting (where AbstractRemotingService.cfc lives)
>
> > On Feb 3, 8:41 pm, Kevin Penny<[email protected]> wrote:
>
> >> I'm a bit new to mg, but have been building an app that we now wanna
> >> take advantage of the AbstractRemotingService.cfc. I've done remoting
> >> via ColdSpring in the past which I really like but this was the path
> >> we've chosen for now.
>
> >> So I create my RemoteService.cfc in the application root directory and
> >> Extend the ModelGlue.gesture.remoting.AbstractRemotingService
> >> component and that's pretty much all I have to do right?
>
> >> When I execute a call to it via URL at say mydomain.com/
> >> RemotingService.cfc?method=executeEvent&eventname=goal.metertest I get
> >> the following error:
>
> >> Variable TEMPLATE is undefined.
>
> >> The error occurred in D:\www\xyz\classes\frameworks\ModelGlue_3\gesture
> >> \remoting\AbstractRemotingService.cfc: line 11
>
> >> 9 :<cfset request._modelglue.bootstrap.blockEvent = 1 />
> >> 10 :
> >> 11 :<cfmodule template="#template#" />
>
> >> And following the call from the AbstractRemotingService executeEvent()
> >> method it calls getModelGlue() - which looks for some 'template'
> >> variable which I have no idea where that would come from.
>
> >> Any help?
>
> >> I'd love to try this out before I scamper back to using CS to expose
> >> things.
>
> >> Thanks
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