Im reposting this message. I am trying to set up my first web service. Of the three servers I work with, this only works on one of them. The other two throw the error reported in my original message. As best as I can tell, this error is due to some configuration problem in the jrun under ColdF
I'm reposting this message. I am trying to set up my first web service. Of the three servers I work with, this only works on one of them. The other two throw the error reported in my original message. As best as I can tell, this error is due to some configuration problem in the jrun under ColdF
> Im reposting this message. I am trying to set up my first web service. Of the
three servers I work with, this only works on one of them. The other two throw the
error reported in my original message. As best as I can tell, this error is due to
some configuration problem in the jrun under Col
Sorry, I should have revied the post, in my searches I found some indication that undersores may have been a problem, so I changed the name to xmltest.cfc
http://www.bloodsource.org/xmltest.cfc?wsdl
Unfortunatly this has not changed anything.
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> Sorry, I should have revied the post, in my searches I found some indication that
undersores may have been a problem, so I changed the name to xmltest.cfc
>
> http://www.bloodsource.org/xmltest.cfc?wsdl
>
> Unfortunatly this has not changed anything.
Just tried your example locally and the wsdl
>Just tried your example locally and the wsdl is generated properly (no error). Maybe
>a CF restart would help ?
>
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The server has been restarted many times this morning. I also can get it to work on an enternial server. The best I can tell it is something to do with the configuration of t
> >Just tried your example locally and the wsdl is generated properly (no error).
Maybe
> >a CF restart would help ?
> >
> >--
> >
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> The server has been restarted many times this morning. I also can get it to work
on an enternial server. The best I can tell it is something to do with the
confi
>Can you check that CF can write to {cf_install_dir}\wwwroot\WEB-INF\cfc-skeletons and
>that the xmltest.class file exists there ?
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Ok, assuming this is the correct directory:
C:\CFusionMX\wwwroot\WEB-INF\cfc-skeletons\SMF
Yes, it seems to have permission to write files and the following
Isn't there sometimes an issue where the actual class file generated
has a different mixture of case in the name e.g. Xml_Test or
something.
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From: Ian Skinner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Fri, 10 Sep 2004 07:30:04 -0700
Subject: REPOST: First time Web Service
This has actually been resolved. It turned out to be white space from an Application.cfm file in the same directory as the web service CFC file. I would never have guessed it from the error message, but I just started throwing the web service up on every server I had access to, and got a differen
I never found any hint of this problem in seven hours of searching Google, House of Fusion and Macromedia so I am placing my fix here for the archives. Apparently YOU MUST BE VERY CAREFULL of the content of any Application.cfm file that is in the directory of a CFC being called as a webservice.
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