Jeff, I apologize if I have not been very clear. The errors I get are in the IDE. If I modify the files manually, everything works fine. I was trying to report what I thought were bugs.
I do appreciate your suggestions though, since I'm fairly new to ColdFusion. Regards, Leonid -----Original Message----- From: Jeff Fleitz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, September 07, 2004 2:42 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [plum] Generating forms for the InventoryItem table Tutorial Leonid Kapel wrote: > Jeff/Adam, > > Thanks for your suggestions, but the problems still exist. The first > time I setup a new project, everything works fine. The problems start > whenever I make changes to the existing project. > > Here's what I have noticed. Every time I visit the 'Persistence' > screen, the Client Variable Storage setting resets to 'This > Datasource', even though I tried setting it to both 'Registry', and > 'Cookie'. It does not keep the value I have selected in the past. In > the CFMX Administrator my default setting for client variable storage > is 'Registry'. > That looks like a bug. I guess I never noticed it before, because I have a tendency to manually edit the Environments.cfm after the initial generation. I would try doing that to get things working instead of using the Plum IDE until Adam checks this issue out. > For the second issue, I can't change the URL to > 'http://localhost/PlumTutorials', because Plum is installed on my > local PC, and Coldfusion and IIS are installed on a development > server. In any case, I don't understand why I can't use > 'http://fc-dev-01/PlumTutorials', since it is a valid URL. I am using > a static IP, which is mapped to c:\inetpub\wwwroot. > Ok, I get it. fc-dev-01 is the name of the server. It should work then, as you have it setup, unless there is validation going on in the field and it doesn't like the hyphens. I encountered a problem like this in an earlier beta, and I thought it was fixed. Can you try setting the values manually in the Environment.cfm file manually to see if it will work? Also, remember that these are application-scoped variables, and if you change them you will still see errors until you recycle the CFMX server, or comment out the "if (NOT IsDefined("Application.urlRoot")) { } bracket in the directly underneath the <cfscript> tag at the top so that the variables are overwritten each time. HTH, Jeff > Regards, > > Leonid > > -----Original Message----- > From: Jeff Fleitz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Tuesday, September 07, 2004 11:15 AM > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: [plum] Generating forms for the InventoryItem table Tutorial > > Hi Leonid, > > The error below is being caused by line 28 in the bold. You are > > specifying client management, but not a repository to put it in. The > > clientStorage variable in line 28 normally defaults to "Registry". It > > cannot be blank in your instance. Check your CFMX Administrator setting > > for client variable storage, and see what the default is. Then adjust > > the setting in the Environments.cfm file accordingly. > > As far as the second issue, from looking at your configuration, I would > > guess that the address would be http://localhost/PlumTutorials, unless > > you are using a static IP address which is mapped to c:\inetpub\wwwroot. > > Jeff > > Leonid Kapel wrote: > >> Good morning Adam, > >> > >> I ran into a problem following the instructions for the first four > >> steps of the "*Generating forms for the InventoryItem table*" > >> tutorial. I have chosen to overwrite all the files with the new > >> generated code. The screen shot of the error is attached. > >> > >> I'm also getting an error on the '*Paths'* screen. I have checked the > >> URL, and it is correct. A screen shot is attached. > >> > >> Thanks, > >> > >> Leonid > >> > >> //~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~// > >> > >> Leonid Kapel > >> > >> Rudolph and Sletten > >> > >> Information Services > >> > >> 650-377-1804 > >> > >> [EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > >> > > -- > > _______________________________ > > Jeff Fleitz > > Tekquest, Ltd > > Integrated Digital Solutions > > http://www.tekquest.com > > _______________________________ > -- _______________________________ Jeff Fleitz Tekquest, Ltd Integrated Digital Solutions http://www.tekquest.com _______________________________
