Hi all,
I've had a shared CF8 site set up at WebCentral for a relatively
simple site. It's exhibiting a really strange error.
If I FTP upload a file, say testfile.cfm (doesn't matter what is in
it) it will work fine.
If I then re-upload exactly the same file, it's returning a File not
Found
What happens with *.htm / *.html files loaded to the same path? It
you got the same error you could get them to stop focussing on
ColdFusion.
Cheers
Peter
On Jun 22, 7:43 pm, Ryan rya...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi all,
I've had a shared CF8 site set up at WebCentral for a relatively
simple
Ryan
Sounds like they are either controlling the cf FileNotFound error or the
FTP folder is not matching up with your hosting account. Does the same
thing happen with a plain HTML page?
-Original Message-
From: cfaussie@googlegroups.com [mailto:cfaus...@googlegroups.com] On Behalf
Of
Do you have Show friendly HTTP error messages turned on in your browser
settings? If so this could be masking an actual CF error message and the
file you are loading up could not be getting updated because of the template
caching on the cf server?
_
From: cfaussie@googlegroups.com
Nope, it's a ColdFusion error, not the IE error page. Besides I use FireFox
for dev so unlikely I'd see the IE error page :)
Here is the problem. This file was uploaded by me, overwriting a previous
version:
http://svc009.wic020v.server-web.com/coldfusion.cfm
This file was uploaded by a
Ryan, here are a couple of stabs in the dark:
First, if you flush the template cache (in the CF Admin, on the caching
page, clicking the button at the bottom for clear template cache now).
Does that at least solve the problem? It would only be temporary, but it
would prove that the problem is
My initial thought was that your mapping were wrong for coldfusion and it
didn't know where the root of your web server was. However the
coldfusion1.cfm and dircontents.cfm files disprove that. The next thing to
examine would be the privileges for reading the file. It could be possible
that when
Thanks Charlie,
This is the most frustrating thing about this issue. It's on a shared server
at WebCentral so I have no access to the CF Administrator. I tried poking
around the file system using CF but they have security turned on so I can't
see the config files.
Normally yeah I'd be playing
Thanks Simon,
I did get them to look at the permissions and ownership on the files and
they were both identical.
I've even tried using 2 different FTP programs in case something weird was
happening there but nope.
On Tue, Jun 23, 2009 at 10:53 AM, Simon Haddon simon.had...@gmail.comwrote:
My
Ah right, shared hosting. :-( Forgot. (And yes, those really are tragic
replies you're getting from them.)
Here's one more simple possible explanation and fix. It could be that while
you were uploading the file, someone requested it right while it was being
uploaded, which would have involved
Hi
We've recently upgraded from CF7 to CF8 and our web service (published
web service) no longer works. I've done some really basic tests such
as create a new CFC with 1 remote method but I still get a blank
screen. The HTML shows about 18--20 empty lines. Totally weird. Can
someone please
Can you call it as a CFMCFC call?
-Original Message-
From: cfaussie@googlegroups.com [mailto:cfaus...@googlegroups.com] On Behalf
Of Matthew
Sent: Tuesday, 23 June 2009 12:18 PM
To: cfaussie
Subject: [cfaussie] Web service not working after CF8 upgrade
Hi
We've recently upgraded from
@Steve: do you mean make a call to the web service from a cfm either
via cfinvoke, CreateObject etc. This doesn't work either. Here's an
example;
CODE:
CreateObject(webservice,http://localhost/test.cfc?WSDL;)
ERROR:
**Unable to parse WSDL as an XML document.**
Parsing error: Fatal Error:
I mean don’t call it as a webservice. Just call it as a component.does
that work?
-Original Message-
From: cfaussie@googlegroups.com [mailto:cfaus...@googlegroups.com] On Behalf
Of Matthew
Sent: Tuesday, 23 June 2009 12:39 PM
To: cfaussie
Subject: [cfaussie] Re: Web service not
Matthew, in your example you're just expecting to get the WSDL back, right?
When you do a view source, what do you see? It should be a lot of SOAP
XML. If it's anything else, it could give you clues as to an error in the
code (Even as simpler as the CFC is, and it did work for me.) But do note
@Steve: I get you now. Yes, I can invoke the component e.g.
CreateObject(component,test)
@Kai: I don't think that issue is applicable because you're talking
about consuming a web service. I'm talking about publishing one.
Regardless of this the WSDL isn't being registered in the admin
because
Fair point, Kai.
And in case one can't use the servicefactory approach described there (which
is technically unsupported and often disabled by the Admin's on a shared
host), here are a couple other solutions.
The first is how one can do it with the Admin API (as of 7), but it does
require
@Charlie: yep, that App.cfc issue was definetly guilty. I should have
thought of that - sorry to waste ppl's time. At least I learned that
you can pass in the arguments via that URL. Have a good sleep :)
Cheers
Matthew
On Jun 23, 1:21 pm, charlie arehart charlie_li...@carehart.org
wrote:
Fair
Hey Kai, this is a great idea. I've had some people on my CFMeetup
(coldfusionmeetup.com) also ask for such a time for just hanging out
together virtually, as opposed the more typical lecture time from one of our
several dozen speakers over the past two years.
We did it on an ad hoc basis
Great to hear. I'll check for more details in my morning. 'night all. :-)
/charlie
-Original Message-
From: cfaussie@googlegroups.com [mailto:cfaus...@googlegroups.com] On Behalf
Of Matthew
Sent: Monday, June 22, 2009 11:21 PM
To: cfaussie
Subject: [cfaussie] Re: Web service not
SOLUTION: If anyone is interested I discovered that the onRequest
method in App.cfc was guilty. If you're familiar with this method
you'll know that if you choose to use it you need to include a
cfargument called targetPage and then you need to have a cfinclude
template=#Arguments.targetPage# /.
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