...<CFFUNCTION NAME="test" ACCESS="public" RETURNTYPE="void" OUTPUT="true">
<CFSET sRequiredCFC = "test1.cfc"> <CFSET sRequiredCFC = "cf" & Replace(sRequiredCFC, ".", "2e")>
<CFTRY> <CFTHROW TYPE="Test" MESSAGE="TestMessage"> <CFCATCH TYPE="any"> <CFSET sStack = cfcatch.StackTrace> </CFCATCH> </CFTRY>
<CFIF Find(sRequiredCFC, sStack)> Called by test1.cfc <CFELSE> Not called by test1.cfc </CFIF> </CFFUNCTION>
One thought on this particular implementation. I can see how this can detect that test.cfc is part of the stack trace, but what if this CFC was called by another CFC that was called by test.cfc.
Also, it seems this would OK any call from any cfc named test1.cfc. Both of these could make your call:
com.foo.correct_path_to.test1 com.hack.bad_user_call.test1
Correct?
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