Christian Cantrell wrote:
>When I first encountered this issue back in a beta release, I thought
>it was a bug, as well (in fact, I nearly filed it as one), however
>someone explained it to me, and it made sense. When I saw this thread,
>I couldn't remember what that reason was, so I asked
On Tuesday, January 14, 2003, at 04:11 PM, Dave Carabetta wrote:
>> When I first encountered this issue back in a beta release, I thought
>> it was a bug, as well (in fact, I nearly filed it as one), however
>> someone explained it to me, and it made sense. When I saw this
>> thread,
>> I could
>When I first encountered this issue back in a beta release, I thought
>it was a bug, as well (in fact, I nearly filed it as one), however
>someone explained it to me, and it made sense. When I saw this thread,
>I couldn't remember what that reason was, so I asked Sean, and he
>reminded me that th
>Functions. Not CFC name.
>
Got it. Thanks for the clarification.
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>In web services ther are illegal
Does this mean that I can't expose any of my CFCs as a web service to
other
technologies if they have undserscores in their name? If I can't, then I
think that's reason enough to change MX so that it
From: Dave Carabetta [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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>In web services ther are illegal
Does this mean that I can't expose any of my CFCs as a web service to
other
technol
>In web services ther are illegal
Does this mean that I can't expose any of my CFCs as a web service to other
technologies if they have undserscores in their name? If I can't, then I
think that's reason enough to change MX so that it doesn't mess with
filename casing. I'm not going to go naming
When I first encountered this issue back in a beta release, I thought
it was a bug, as well (in fact, I nearly filed it as one), however
someone explained it to me, and it made sense. When I saw this thread,
I couldn't remember what that reason was, so I asked Sean, and he
reminded me that
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From: Todd [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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As long as the fil
Oooh yeah, I forgot about that. :) That's just _1_ of the "many" that was
implied tho..?
At 12:25 PM 1/14/2003 -0800, you wrote:
>In web services ther are illegal
>
>
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From: Todd [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, January 14, 2003 12:20 PM
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As long as the filename doesn't begin with an underscore, it should be
fine. In what cases are you speaking of that the underscore is illegal? I
have used them for folders and filenames with no problems.
~Todd
At 03:22 PM 1/14/2003 -0500, you wrote:
>I'm with you Dave. It's just plain annoyin
From: Dave Carabetta [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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>No, when a CFM looks up a CFC, it has to be lowercase. However, the
bug
>is when a CFC calls another CFC, it's case inse
>No clue. Custom Tags have to be lowercased on *nix as well. Always has
>been. I would imagine for the same reason. I do agree with you though,
>but ... I learned the hard way. I had to go rename all my files and fix
>all the code and give it back to the client. Now I don't use names like:
>s
No clue. Custom Tags have to be lowercased on *nix as well. Always has
been. I would imagine for the same reason. I do agree with you though,
but ... I learned the hard way. I had to go rename all my files and fix
all the code and give it back to the client. Now I don't use names like:
so
>No, when a CFM looks up a CFC, it has to be lowercase. However, the bug
>is when a CFC calls another CFC, it's case insensitive and it should be
>lowercase just like the original.
I guess that's my next question then. Why does it *have* to be lower case?
If I'm on a *nix system, I've come to e
No, when a CFM looks up a CFC, it has to be lowercase. However, the bug
is when a CFC calls another CFC, it's case insensitive and it should be
lowercase just like the original.
~Todd
At 02:32 PM 1/14/2003 -0500, you wrote:
> >Normally this information will be in an issue of Fusion Authority
>Normally this information will be in an issue of Fusion Authority but I
>thought
>I'd post it here just in case people have not seen it yet and want to know
>it
>sooner. It's a list of known CFMX issues and while its not a bugbase, it's
>close
>enough to be rather useful. If you know what's goi
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