Tuesday, March 5, 2013 4:11:43 PM
Hi,
Here's a strange one that's got me stumped.
Using Active4D 6.0r6, 4D 12.4 on Mac 10.6.8, everything works perfectly on my
development system. Pages load, code executes, no problems. (Active4D is a
beautiful thing! :-)
However, on the client's web site, they're running into a very strange issue.
On certain web pages, they're getting a 404, file not found error, along with
the path and file name (the standard Active4D error page). For instance,
> The requested URL /Library/Application
> Support/4D/com.aparajita/web/files/login.a4p was not found on this server
However, the file _is_ there! Double-checked it in the Finder, checked the
spelling, deleted and reinstalled it, checked privileges and made all folders
read/write for everybody, restarted the web server--everything seems to be OK.
But for some reason, Active4D doesn't see it. I also deleted and rebuilt the 4D
client preferences folder, so everything reloaded fresh from the server.
The files right next to it load and execute fine; in the file that executes
right before the one in question (called "login.a4d"), it has a form that POSTS
to the "login.a4p" file.
And then, when I try to load another file in the web site, it makes a call to
the a4d.web library using the import command; then I get this error:
> /Library/Application Support/4D/com.aparajita/web/files/file.a4d
> import("a4d.web")
> The library "a4d.web" cannot be found
Again, the file is located in the correct folder (in the "lib" folder in the
default path), and should be loaded OK. But it seems Active4D doesn't see it
for some reason.
Any ideas what might be the problem? For some reason, just certain files are
not being seen which are in the locations specified and should be loaded.
Again, everything works perfectly on my development system, so I'm at a
complete loss as to why these errors are happening.
They have 2 differences from my development machine:
1) They're running the web server in 4D Remote (4D Client), where I'm running
it in 4D single user
2) They're running the latest Mac OS, Mountain Lion (I think 10.8)
Still, I don't think either of these should be the issue. Everything else is
the same (same version of 4D, Active4D, etc.).
Anybody see anything like this? Help!
Many thanks!
Michael Larue
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