accessing Coldfusion Components (CFC's) question
I haven't had any problems accessing my components (CFC's) when I use dot notation on my localhost, nor have I ever had problems using dot notation when I have a path mapping set up on a remote server. However, this (below) does not work when calling out components in an environment where a mapping is disallowed (shared environment, for instance, where you don't have access to CF adminstrator)-- I'm trying to get my process created in a way that doesn't require me to use full paths, for ANT builds, etc that can be ported to different machines).
Any suggestions for how to access components in a directory such as, for example, wwwroot/ApplicationName/Model/Components
<cfobject name="oContactData" component="ApplicationName.Model.Components.CFCmyprofile ">
<cfset qContacts = #oContactData.getMyContacts(SESSION.auth.SkillshowUserID, -1)#>
Looking for a modified line of the above code that works in a relative path manner-
3 comments:
Mark,
This doesn't exactly handle "relative" paths, per-say, however, it can easily be set up to let Application handle the CFC creation. Take a look at this:
http://bennadel.com/index.cfm?dax=blog:348.view
It details exactly the issue you are trying to overcome. I hate mapped paths... down with paths!
That absolutely should work - unless your hosting provider is stupid enough to have created a mapping for "/" which breaks CFC lookup.
Who is your shared hosting provider?
Hi Ben, Sean,
Thanks for the info, and the confirmation. I'm going to give that a spin tonight. I might have some questions later!
...it's too bad this isn't built into CFC's in a more robust manner. It would seem that MVC, and the ability to access CFC's via relative paths would be a main requirement (for ANT builds, etc). If I'm missing something, someone please alert me. Ben's path looks like a good one to go down.
Thanks and cheers-
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