It is indeed set to package. One of the first things I checked. Didn't
want to change it without understanding why it is failing for one
application and working for dozens of others.
Guess I'll change it anyway.
ed
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Ed Szwed
If the components are publishing correctly, it really does sound like
implementation or the consumption of said components.
Teddy R. Payne, ACCFD
Google Talk - teddyrpa...@gmail.com
On Tue, Jul 14, 2009 at 12:28 PM, wrote:
> Thanks for all the detailed work Teddy. My trainee.cfc DOES have th
Thanks for all the detailed work Teddy. My trainee.cfc DOES have the
extends attribute.
I DO see the "setIsNew" method both when I introspect and when I dump.
Furthermore, this same code is in dozens of our applications.
This is the first time I have seen the error in any of our apps. Whe
Try setting access="public" for the setIsNew() function in gov.epa.rtp.lang.bean
It's probably set to access="package".
-Cameron
On Tue, Jul 14, 2009 at 10:06 AM, wrote:
>
> Any help is appreciated.
>
>
> The error is: The setIsNew package method in the
> D:\public\data\intranet\gov\epa\rtp\On
Ed,
I took a brief look and created a simple example.
I created a "gov" folder in my webroot. I have an index.cfm in there with
this code:
So, we are in "gov". In the gov/epa/rtp/land/ folder, there is a file
called bean.cfc. It has nothing in it. (will explain shortly)
So, let's go
Any help is appreciated.
The error is: The setIsNew package method in the
D:\public\data\intranet\gov\epa\rtp\OnlineTraining\Trainee\Trainee.cfc
component cannot be accessed from
D:\public\data\intranet\gov\epa\rtp\onlineTraining\Trainee\TraineeDao.cfc.
I cannot reproduce this error.
Tra
