thanks for all your comments, i also read that in the documentation but it
didn't even register that this.name and application.name wouldn't be
equivalent... but it does make sense
thanks again for the help
> > thanks for your comments it is now seperating the 2 but the names
> were differen
Richard White wrote:
> why would changing it from 'application' to 'this' rectify this conflict
>
> thanks
>
Because it does! :-) I don't know why this is but "this.name" and the
equivalent don't set a variable names
"application.name" they set a variable named "application.applicationName
> thanks for your comments it is now seperating the 2 but the names were
> different the only
> thing we changed was:
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> to
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> why would changing it from 'application' to 'this' rectify this conflict
Within Application.cfc, "this.name" is how you name an application,
and "appli
> If the application "name" is the same in both directories they will share
> the same application scope.
Yeah, I would have thought that went without saying, but I guess not.
Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
http://www.figleaf.com/
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thanks for your comments it is now seperating the 2 but the names were
different the only thing we changed was:
to
why would changing it from 'application' to 'this' rectify this conflict
thanks
> Richard White wrote:
> > we have 2 different directories for both applications however w
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> we have 2 different directories for both applications however will the
> application scope conflict?
Not if your applications, and the components they use, are within two
com
> we have 2 different directories for both applications however will the
> application scope
> conflict?
Not if your applications, and the components they use, are within two
completely separate directories.
Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
http://www.figleaf.com/
Fig Leaf Software provides
Richard White wrote:
> we have 2 different directories for both applications however will the
> application scope conflict?
Ahh different issue.
ColdFusion distinguishes different applications by the application name
string. Any template, in any directory running under any application
cfc or
not if you name each application with a unique name.
We run thousands of applications on a single server, each with a
unique name, and there are no problems.
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we have 2 different directories for both applications however will the
application scope conflict?
we use modelglue and coldspring which loads items into the application scope,
but we are noticing these are conflicting... it seems as though when we go to
one application it is overwriting the a
Richard White wrote:
> basically i am confused as to how this works with 2 application.cfc's
>
> each one of the applications should be totally seperate but how does
> coldfusion know which application.cfc to use and how come they dont conflict
> with each other?
As the documentation discuss in
> each one of the applications should be totally seperate but how does
> coldfusion know
> which application.cfc to use and how come they dont conflict with each other?
When you run a CF file, CF looks within the directory of that file for
Application.cfc or Application.cfm. If it doesn't find e
hi
we are trying to place 2 applications on one vps for the first time and would
like some guidance on whether there is anything we need to think about in terms
of conflicts etc...
basically i am confused as to how this works with 2 application.cfc's
each one of the applications should be tot
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