I know this is not a "live" issue any more, as Craig has his workaround...

But I think there are TWO steps in a CFFILE upload process:
  1. The file is sent from the browser to the server, and is stored in a temporary location (like /WEB-INF/bluedragon/work/temp/ - for example only). This immediate location is not a programmable attribute.
  2. The CFML engine then takes the uploaded file and moves it to the "real" location (this is the one specified in our CFFILE destination attribute).

From just glancing at some of the Java source online, it looks like the error "There was no appropriate FILE found in the upload" happens at step 2. CFML (Java) want's to give the uploaded temp file the ol' "copyFileTo" - and the source file object is null.

So rather than looking at the path specified in destination="#GetTemplatePath()#" - I might consider permissions in the temporary location as a possible cause for errors like this.

There's my guess, as you were.

Al

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