Any other thoughts on this? I'm stuck.
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So the problem now is the cfcookie tag? Try doing a global search for
cfcookie since you must be using it somewhere from what the error says.
On Wed, Jun 25, 2008 at 10:30 AM, Ian Rutherford
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Any other thoughts on this? I'm stuck.
So the problem now is the cfcookie tag? Try doing a global search for
cfcookie since you must be using it somewhere from what the error says.
On Wed, Jun 25, 2008 at 10:30 AM, Ian Rutherford
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Any other thoughts on this? I'm stuck.
I have it one file in the project but it isn't being called on these pages.
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I'm not sure what to tell you then, because CF appears to think that it is
being called, or at least that a cfcookie tag is being called and is causing
some kind of problem. My instinct would be that either you missed a cfcookie
tag somewhere, or that whatever you are doing is calling the code
Ian, have you focused your search in the /adminCFCs/couponWrapper.cfc
file since that appears to be where ColdFusion found the Attribute
validation error for the CFCOOKIE tag?
Is there a stack trace that accompanies the error message that gives you
any hints?
Perhaps you could go through the
Hi Brian,
I did a full project search in Eclipse and it isn't anywhere in the project.
I'm not including any files in either the wrapper or the other cfc.
I'm using FB3 which I have heard can do some strange things to layout tags like
cfpod and cflayout but there aren't any cookies there
Create a temp scribble page and call that cfc, passing in only the
bare essentials to make it run. And do some cfdumps or cflog entries
to see where it is failing.
If you're on CF8, the step debugger is a useful tool to see what all
pages have been called, variables created (including cookies),
Then I'd start checking things that run on every request like
Application.cfc onRequestStart, Fusebox preprocess or other plugin points,
etc. The bottom line is that it *has* to be running something that is
causing a cfcookie error.
On Wed, Jun 25, 2008 at 12:23 PM, Ian Rutherford
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Is that different or a part of Coldspring?
Rick
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Subject: Re: variables.whatever isn't defined in CFC
I'm just beginning to work with CFC's, so I'm in no position
Is that different or a part of Coldspring?
Rick
It's its own framework. It does have coldspring integrated in it.
I like it because it uses cfc's as event handlers, not xml. Seems easier for me
to understand.
Generating a template layout is pretty nifty too. Just been doin basics so far
Let me know your thoughts as you work with it.
Rick
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Subject: Re: variables.whatever isn't defined in CFC
Is that different or a part of Coldspring?
Rick
It's
So I would have something like this?
cfcomponent displayname=couponWrapper hint=Used by remote services to
handle coupon interaction.
cffunction name=getCoupons access=public output=false
returntype=all
cfargument name=page required=yes type=numeric
I am planning on writing my next app in coldbox. I already started and
integrated transfer with little difficulty. Not sure I'm going to bother with
ColdSpring as it will probably be overkill for an app with about five
components.
Yes, that's the general idea, although as I recall the access needs to
be remote, not public.
On Tue, Jun 24, 2008 at 11:17 PM, Ian Rutherford
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So I would have something like this?
cfcomponent displayname=couponWrapper hint=Used by remote services to
handle coupon
I fixed that but am now getting a message Could not find the coldFusion
component or interface application.coupons (The actual cfc in the application
scope is application.coupons, not application. couponcfc as in the code above).
I dumped the application.coupons variable and it is a real
Oh, I changed the cfscript tag to:
cfinvoke component=application.coupons method=getCouponList
returnvariable=getCouponList
cfinvokeargument name=page value=#arguments.page#
cfinvokeargument name=pageSize
value=#arguments.pageSize#
It needs to be #application.coupons# if you want to call a method on an
existing instance. Otherwise it assumes you're specifying a package path.
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Oh, I changed the cfscript tag to:
cfinvoke
Makes sense but now it says that element coupons is undefined in application
I did a dump of that right before the cfgrid call and it is there.
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Is the remote proxy CFC running in a folder that will run your
Application.cfc? If not, the application scope won't be available for this
component.
On Tue, Jun 24, 2008 at 12:47 PM, Ian Rutherford
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Makes sense but now it says that element coupons is undefined in
Okay, I moved the wrapper into a folder that is part of the application and can
now at least get a step farther but now am stuck on this.
The GRIDSORTCOLUMN parameter to the getCouponList function is required but was
not passed in.
I have put a cfdump tag right after the arguments list and the
Are you sure the argument in application.coupon is not named
gridSortColumn? You have it defined as just sortColumn below.
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Okay, I moved the wrapper into a folder that is part of the application and
can now at least get
Okay, I think that this is almost working. If I invoke the wrapper using
cfinvoke tags directly in the page I get a result set! The problem I am still
having is that when trying to bind it to the grid I get CFGRID: Response is
empty.
I tried the fix on Ben's blog
I had forgotten to restart the service so the old variable names were still
hanging around. I'm almost there.
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One other odd thing I noticed. When I restart Cf and go to this page for the
first time, I get an error saying Error invoking CFC
/adminCFCs/couponWrapper.cfc: Attribute validation error for the CFCOOKIE tag.
This only happens the first time I access the page.
I don't use the cfcookie tag in
I'm trying to create a cfc in my application scope but the variables I
set in the init method don't seem to be persistent.
Start dumping everything. Dump application scope, etc. see what's in there.
Will
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The cfc is in the application scope. How can I tell if variables.ds is
persistent?
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The cfc is in the application scope. How can I tell if variables.ds is
persistent?
Have you made sure the app was restarted after any changes you may have made?
You either need to restart cf, run onApplicationStart() again, etc.
If you make changes and don't restart your app, you'll get
I restarted CF several times to make sure.
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I restarted CF several times to make sure.
I don't know that I've ever had a problem with this, other than forgetting to
restart it.
You can try this. Setup a method like so
cffunction name=retVariables access=public returntype=Struct
output=false
cfreturn variables
/cffunction
Run it
I'm just beginning to work with CFC's, so I'm in no position
to be able to validate your code, however (and it's probably
just a typo in your email), I did notice a missing at the
end of this line:
cfargument name=ds required=true type=string
That could be throwing off the setting of the
cfset
You've dumped application.admin.ds to make sure something is in that?
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I restarted CF several times to make sure.
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Further to this, in which method in Application.cfc is this code being run?
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You've dumped application.admin.ds to make sure something is in that?
On Tue, Jun 24, 2008 at 11:55 AM, Ian Rutherford
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I'm just beginning to work with CFC's, so I'm in no position
to be able to validate your code, however (and it's probably
just a typo in your email), I did notice a missing at the
end of this line:
Hey Rick, I started playin around with Coldbox today. Man you gotta give it a
whirl. It kicks
Yep, it is defined there.
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That was a typo. I need the argument because I feed in the ds name when I run
the init code.
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Okay, I figured out the problem but don't know the answer. I am getting this
problem when I try to bind the cfc in a grid because the grid is binding a new
copy of the cfc instead of the one created in the application scope:
cfgrid format=html name=getCouponList pagesize=#attributes.pageSize#
You need to write a static wrapper CFC that has inside it a reference
to your application scoped CFC. It mirrors the methods and proxies the
calls to your app scoped object.
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Okay, I figured out the problem but don't know
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