Claude, could that be my problem? In Server Settings Java and
JVM, The ColdFusion Class Path box is empty
Although I havn't much experience with Java custom tags, it sure could
be the problem.
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Although I havn't much experience with Java custom tags, it sure could
be the problem.
Forget about this reply: I forgot that your tag is a C++ tag.
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I believe it is expecting to see your tag in the
C:\CFusionMX\CustomTags\ directory
This is true for CFML tags (CF_...), but dll tags (CFX_...) can be
installed in any
directory.
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Well, apparently not ;)
Jeff
On 8/17/05, Claude Schneegans [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I believe it is expecting to see your tag in the
C:\CFusionMX\CustomTags\ directory
This is true for CFML tags (CF_...), but dll tags (CFX_...) can be
installed in any
directory.
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Well, apparently not
OK, correction:
- a C++ CFX dll can be installed in any directory, as any DLL can;
- a Java CFX class file must be accessible from the Class Path set in
the JVM and Java Settings page.
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I am just pulling your chain, Claude; I know what you say is true.
On 8/17/05, Claude Schneegans [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, apparently not
OK, correction:
- a C++ CFX dll can be installed in any directory, as any DLL can;
- a Java CFX class file must be accessible from the Class
Claude, could that be my problem? In Server Settings Java and JVM, The
ColdFusion Class Path box is empty
Andrew.
Well, apparently not
OK, correction:
- a C++ CFX dll can be installed in any directory, as any DLL can;
- a Java CFX class file must be accessible from the Class Path set in
I don't think it matters in this instance, as mine is empty as well,
but still runs C++ custom tags fine. The CFX tag you referenced had a
dll extension, and is a C++ tag and not a Java tag.
Have you tried calling the tag from a cfm template outside of the
cfide directory, from a folder in the
Thanks Jeff, yes you were right about it being a c++ tag...have re-registered
it.
Have simplified the directory structure to:
1. call the tag from here: http://127.0.0.1:8500/CFIDE/testing/image.cfm
2. CustomTags are here: C:\CFusionMX7\wwwroot\CFIDE\CustomTags
have tried: from a folder in
Found the problem!
In Extensions CFX Tags of ColdFusion Administrator the Tag Name must be
without the .dll extension, ie just cfx_image_mx
also:
In the Server Library (.dll) box the complete directory and the tag name with
.dll extension must be used as:
I have the developer edition of MX7 on my PC. I have placed CFX_image_mx.dll
in the CustomTags folder (shown below), I have registered the tag in the
ColdFusion Administrator and the tag path has been registered:
C:\CFusionMX7\wwwroot\CFIDE\**\CustomTags
The page is being called from here:
I believe it is expecting to see your tag in the
C:\CFusionMX\CustomTags\ directory, and not under the CFIDE directory.
I normally create a cfx folder underneath there and drop them in
there, as in C:\CFusionMX\CustomTags\cfx\CFX_image_mx.dll
Try that and see if it doesn't work better for you.
tried that still no go
thanks anyway,
Andrew.
I believe it is expecting to see your tag in the
C:\CFusionMX\CustomTags\ directory, and not under the CFIDE directory.
I normally create a cfx folder underneath there and drop them in
there, as in C:\CFusionMX\CustomTags\cfx\CFX_image_mx.dll
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