am I supposed to invoke application.cfc?

My site is still on the index.cfm page, just throw a < cfinvoke > tag in there to call the application.cfc? Am I supposed to the name with a capital letter A (Application.cfc)?

You want the Application.cfc file to be in the same directory or in a directory of all CFML that you do not want to be affected by it.

So for your index file root, yes you will probably want the Application.cfc file in the root web. But it could be higher if you want it to be, but it's a little unusual.

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CFOBJECT / cfinvoke problem in my application.cfc

Hello;

I'm trying to use cfobject in my onsessionstart function in my application.cfc file. The cfobject is another application.cfc file in a subdirectory of the web site, it works the shopping cart. I'm not trigger it correctly and I was hoping someone could help me fix my code so it will not work correctly. This is my notice of appeal:

< name = "SESSION.myShoppingCart cfobject" component = 'ShoppingCart' > "
< cfinvoke component = "" #SESSION.myShoppingCart # "method ="getShoppingCart">"

It's my statement of any argument for starting a session:

< cffunction = returntype 'onSessionStart"="output"name ="true">
< cfset SESSION.created = now() > <!-this part another session on the site-->
< name = "SESSION.myShoppingCart cfobject" component = 'ShoppingCart' > "
< cfinvoke component = "" #SESSION.myShoppingCart # "method ="getShoppingCart">"

< / cffunction >

It's my mistake:

Context for the cffunction tag validation error.
The end tag < / cffunction > met on the line, 80-column 11 requires corresponding to a start tag.

The error occurred in C:\website\Application.cfc: line 28
26 : <cffunction name="onSessionStart" returntype="any" output="true"> 27 : <cfset SESSION.created = now()> 28 : <cfobject name="SESSION.myShoppingCart" component="ShoppingCart"> 29 : <cfinvoke component="#SESSION.myShoppingCart#" method="getShoppingCart">

Can someone help me? What should I do to raise my cart shopping on CFC functions that I am trying to invoke?

Thank you

CFmonger

Your cfobject tag is fine. It is the cfinvoke which is probably you spoil.

Once you have created an object of a cfc, you need not to use the cfinvoke tag. You call methods like this.

name=" anobject"="" component="">

What executed Application.cfc?

I'm working on a clients system that has a library of CFC in a folder called/Admin/cfcs. Inside this folder is an Application.cfc file.
There is also an Application.cfc file in the root directory. Other folders as well as in the Admin folder are out of the root directory.
When I run the model /Members/Index.cfm executed some of the methods of the SWC library.
If they are not all calls to the library of CFCS that I'm 100% sure the Application.cfc in the root folder is run when I run one of the templates in any folder on the root folder.
My question is that if a pattern such as/Members/Index.cfm, calls a method of the CFC library is the Application.cfc model in the folder/Admin/cfcs executed or is the root Application.cfc that executed.
I think it's just the one root, but I'm not 100% sure.
Any thoughts? Have an Application.cfc in the library folder causes problems?
Thanks in advance for the help!

Your assumption is correct. The application.cfc in/Admin/cfc is not running at all, unless there is a .cfm file that is somehow used. The CF Server first searches the document .cfm file current application.cfc/cfm; If he does not, she keeps looking for records lower and lower until he finds an application.cfc/cfm and runs it recursively. CFCS in a file with an application.cfc/cfm does not run another application.cfc/cfm; they rely on one that was already executed before loading the requested .cfm file.

HTH,

^_^

Frequency of triggered application.cfc/cfm

Hello, all,.
You know... in all the years I've been coding in CFML, he never once came to ask me the question, but here it is...
If I have a page as such:
```
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
  <head><title>Unknown Comic</title></head>
  <cfinclude url="menu.cfm"/>
  blah blah blah - foo bar
  <cfinclude url="footer.cfm" />
</html>
```
Does the trigger application.cfc only once (for the document itself)? Or it triggers once for the document, and then once for each (total of three times for example above) include?
V/r,
^_^
(Forgive the n00b question - it just never came to mind so far).

URL of attribute side, traction cfincludes 'in' the existing .cfm page content, so appropriate Application.cfc methods would be called only once. It is always considered as a single application.

Received a notice of update apps for 2015. I received my CC after my school of photography. Are we as students supposed to update applications until 2015? What happens to the files/pictures on our old version of applications, such as Lightroom?

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What is the problem with my Application.cfc file

I decided to convert an old application Application.cfm to Application.cfc, doing mostly because I want to use onRequestStart and other, and I can't initialize in Application.cfm.
But for some reason, this Application.cfc file causes my pages to come in white. I can't for the life of understand me why, since it is copied from an application that works perfectly well.

< cfproperty >

< cfset myIdName = "myapp" >

< cfset this.sessionManagement = true >

< cfset this.sessionTimeout = CreateTimeSpan (0,2,0,0) >

< cfset this.loginStorage = "session" >

< cfset this.scriptProtect = true >

< cfset this.setclientcookies = false >

< cffunction name = "SystemFramework" >

< cfset application.dsource = "mydsn" >

< cfset application.appid = "123456" >

< cfset application.appname = 'myappname' >

< / cffunction >

< cffunction name = "onSessionStart" >

< name = "cfparam session.trackingno' default '0' = >"

< name = "cfparam session.emailaddr" default = "" > "

< name = "cfparam session.newitem" default = "1" > "

< name = "cfparam session.authserver" default = "" > "

< name = "session.id cfparam" default = "" > "

< name = "cfparam session.rights" default = "" > "

< name = "session.userid cfparam" default = "" > "

< name = "cfparam session.sauth" default = "" > "

< name = "cfparam session.creds" default = "" > "

< / cffunction >

< cffunction = "onRequest" output name = "true" >

"< cfinclude template="/planning/application.cfm ">

"< cfinclude template="/planning/tpea/2015/validate.cfm ">

< / cffunction >

< / cfproperty >

What have I done wrong?

It comes in two models that you include in your function onRequest()? They give really any content?

You don't have the requested page being included. You must add an argument to the upper part of the function to receive the requested page:
Then you must add another to include this page:
You will have to figure out if this includes should come before or after your existing includes.

-Carl V.

The THIS Application.cfc and ranges of VARIABLES

Traditionally this field stores the variables that are used outside the element and stores VARIABLES, well, variable, which are private to the component, right?
I ask, because in my application.cfc BIFs (like onApplicationStart(), onRequestStart(), etc.), make calls to other components, and there are some values that are initially stored in the application.cfc that must be shared with these components (but I was told that I shouldn't do just these components inherit from the application.cfc)
What I * WS * this has been calling these methods of a component and passing variables I * WAS * storing in the VARIABLES field as follows:
```
<cfset componentObject.methodName(
     firstArg = VARIABLES.var1,
     secondArg = VARIABLES.var2
) />
```
Thing, is that I found, these variables are often needed by a large number of functions throughout the application.cfc. Should I be storing these values in the PRESENT application domain instead? Someone told me she is sloppy to send simply all of THIS / VARIABLES of structure as an argument that is not yet defined in the function being called.

I chose the scope of variables as this scope allows applications using my cfc to change the values of variables in their object. I have rarely, if ever see a necessity to enable this.

I suggest the way the values as arguments because my main use of the EFA is to produce reusable code. In our configuration, (intranet with reusable code available for all applications), it is not sensible for a cfc directly using cfc another variables. It might work, but it just seems wrong to me.

Question from newb on Application.cfc vs .cfm

Sorry for the newb question total which is probably covered a bazillion times, but I have some difficulty to get things to work. I know this, because I got the CF9 advanced training, but when you have 60,000 pages worth of content back to the office waiting to be converted into a new design, there is not much time to practice what you have learned in class .
A lot of my Office Web site is rest when we were running CF 6.1, so what use the Application.cfm files. Now that we have run CF8 (and could soon move to something even more recently), I would get everything upgraded, including obtaining my Application.cfm stuff in an Application.cfc file. One of the reasons why I want to do this is because I have a few apps I want to use the OnRequestStart() methods for.
My problem comes from the fact that our Application.cfm file done many things such as global variables, queries, and other things that I can't get to work within an Application.cfc file. Particularly strange is the fact that I've recently implemented a CF10 site to the Web sites of the company of my wife and got done Application.cfc work without much trouble, leading me to suspect a problem installing with my office.
I tried following the guide on the Hostek forum, but nothing helped. I can't include the content of our old Application.cfm file in the new cfc.
Any tips?

BreakawayPaul wrote:

If you want these variables (included in the Application.cfc) is available to each requested page, then you must store them in the scope of the request instead.

Cflogin in application.cfc

Hello
I created a login with cflogin page that works pretty well, but I'm trying to find a way to check whenever a user accesses a page, let's say the home page, if it is connected and if not for them to present a login page. I know it can be done within the Application.cfc, but I don't know how, the examples I found online do not seem to work. Any help would be much appreciated.
Here's what I got so far:
3 roles - admin, sales, tech
3 users - admin1, Sales1, tech1
index.cfm
===========================================
< action = "login.cfm cfform" method = "post" name = "frmLogin" > "
< table align = "center" >
< b >
user name < td >: < table >
< td > < cfinput type = "text" name = "username" required = "Yes" message = "Please enter a username" maxlength = "50" > < table >
< /tr >
< b >
< td > password: < table >
< td > < cfinput type = "password" name = "password" required = "Yes" message = "Please enter a password" maxlength = "50" > < table >
< /tr >
< b >
< td colspan = "2" > < cfinput type = "submit" name = "Login" value = "Login" > < table >
< /tr >
< /table >
< / cfform >
Login.cfm
============================================
< cflogin >
<!-if the user has not received the login form again, display it - >
< cfif (isDefined ("form.username") and isDefined ("form.password")) >
No connection info
< cfinclude template "index.cfm" = >
< cfabort >
<! - otherwise, the user submits the login form - >
<!-this code decides if the user name and password are valid-->
< cfelse >
<!--> find record with this name of user and password
<!-if no return line, invalid password->
< cfquery name = "getUser" >
SELECT firstname, lastname, uid, rTrim (type) as UserRolename
FROM tbl_users LEFT OUTER JOIN tbl_roles
On tbl_users.roleid = tbl_roles.roleid
WHERE username = < cfqueryparam cfsqltype = "cf_sql_varchar" value = "#form.username #" >
AND password = < cfqueryparam cfsqltype = "cf_sql_varchar" value = "#form.password #" >
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<!-if the user name and password are correct...->
< cfif getUser.recordCount eq 1 >
<!-tell ColdFusion to take account of the 'connected'-> user
<!-for the name attribute, we will provide the user->
<! - number of ContactID and first name, separated by commas: >
<!--later, we can access the value of name through GetAuthUser() - >
The user has been saved
"< cfloginuser name =" "#getUser.uid #, #getUser.firstname #, #getUser.lastname #" password = "#form.password #" roles = "#getUser.UserRolename #" >
< cfinclude template "main.cfm" = >
<! - otherwise, re - ask a valid user name and password->
< cfelse >
Sorry, that username and password are not recognized.
Please try again.
< cfinclude template "index.cfm" = >
< cfabort >
< / cfif >
< / cfif >
< / cflogin >
main.cfm
==========================================================
< cfoutput > user authenticated in the homepage: #GetAuthUser () # < / cfoutput >

Yes, you must implement the cflogin code in your Application.cfc OnRequestStart method so that it works on all applications.

It's all explained quite well here - example of security based on user http://help.adobe.com/en_US/ColdFusion/9.0/Developing/WSc3ff6d0ea77859461172e0811cbec22c24-7c30.html applications

ussue with application.cfc in flash remoting

< cfproperty
output = "false".
Hint = "I defined the parameters of the application and managers of events." >
Hi, im using flash remoting to call CFCS and I want to use the application.cfc to determine the environment (the APPLICATION.environment defines a DSN that is used in flash to CFC calls).
However, whenever I call a cfc with the app.cfc, I get a CF error that I can't debug because CF builder is uselss to connect to debuggers. Any ideas?
<!-define the application. ->
< cfset myIdName = hash (getCurrentTemplatePath()) / >
< cfset this.applicationTimeout = createTimeSpan (0, 0, 1, 0) / >
< name cffunction output = "SystemFramework" = "false" >
< cfset path = cgi. Server_name & cgi. SCRIPT_NAME >
< cfset serverAnd2Dirs = reFind ("([\w-]+/\w+/\w+)", path, 0, true) >
< cfset match = mid (path, serverAnd2Dirs.pos [1] serverAnd2Dirs.len [1]) >
< cfset var ID = createObject("component","DomainEnvironmentIdentifier").init (match) >
< cfset var environment = createObject("component","Environment").init (expandPath('/') & "coldfusion\config\environments.xml.cfm") >
< cfset environment.use (identifier.currentEnvironment ()) >
< cfset APPLICATION.environment = this.environment >
< / cffunction >
< / cfproperty >

N ° the scope is used to access the application-scope variables.

I think you should read the operation expanded in the CF. Read this entire section of the documentation:

http://help.Adobe.com/en_US/ColdFusion/9.0/developing/WSc3ff6d0ea77859461172e0811cbec22c24-7ff2.html

I can't guess where in your code you put the CFDUMP, so I can't really comment on the rest.

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Adam

Application.CFC and the directory mapping

Hello
We have a request that we would like to migrate to use Application.cfm to Application.cfc. It is a management application that is implemented on various websites (hosting us) with an "app directory" which is defined as a virtual site directory, with a few variables specific to the site (mostly just a couple of unique customer ID) located in an XML file at the root of each site definition offshore. In other words:
www.site1.com is customer web app and /configfolder/appvars.xml
www.site2.org is the same web application for client B and /configfolder/appvars.xml
The actual application is a virtual directory, say:
www.site1.com/Mgmt/
www.site2.org/Mgmt/
The /mgmt/ folder contains all the real application code - the only thing the root directories do is to hold the handle of the client-specific variables.
"Historically, what we have done is to have an Application.cfm file in the app folder make a /mgmt/ < cfinclude template ="... / Application.cfm "> so that the same code runs for all sites, but tire of the credentials of the unique site of the folder parent site." But Application.cfm is a bit long in the tooth.
The problem is that the server does not appear to 'find' the Application.cfc in the parent folder and I'm not sure, there is an equivalent ' cfinclude the file of a directory to the high "(sauf si vous pouvez cfinclude un CFC, dont je ne pense pas que vous pouvez le faire?)."extends"won't be not cut either because we would define a mapping to the top and know what specific Application.cfc" , we will expand when the only thing we know is that the data that we want to be in / configfolder /.
The only solution I can think of is to use a single Application.cfc and put it in / mgmt /, transfer our customer-specific variables in the XML file, that we read in via cffile to a CF page that can be included in the Application.cfc (if we do not need to know the absolute directory name, as we do now) and then put things like Application.name dynamically , but I do not know if this is kosher. I would have preferred that each site has its own Application.cfc (perhaps by dint of him being a virtual directory?), but when you go to connect to www.site1.com/mgmt/, it does not use www.site1.com/Application.cfc. I have other traditional sites where Application.cfc 'filter' to subdirectories, but there it is in the root folder, you log in to the root folder, and when you navigate to a subdirectory, CF seems to be aware that you are always in the same application.
I apologize if I did not explain this well and I'm pleased to say whatever it is - would appreciate advice on how to better implement Application.cfc in a scenario of multiple-sites-on-a-codebase.

Ah, if it's a virtual folder you will have problems. The ApplicationProxy is "the way" it's done, but (as you guessed it) CF looks at the file level and is not aware of any IIS mappings.

One reason they cannot not just in physical directories? Even using something as a junction of Windows is that they are physically located in a different place?

The issue with the application.cfc file

I have the following in my application.cfc file segment:
< cffunction name = "SystemFramework" returnType = exit "boolean" = "false" >
< cfset application.portfolioUploadRoot = "c:\test" >
< cfset application.ftpUser = "commuser" >
< cfset application.ftpUserPass = "74pA9yDo" >
< cfset application.commExch = "icsscohtvp02.ics.idaho.net" >
< cfif not directoryExists (application.portfolioUploadRoot) >
< cfdirectory action = 'create' directory = "#application.portfolioUploadRoot #" >
< / cfif >
< cfreturn true >
< / cffunction >
If I do a cfdump of #application.ftpUser it gives me the above information.
If I do a cfdump of #application.commExch #, I get
Element COMMEXCH is undefined in APPLICATION.
Why would have occurred?

First of all as a tip I mean please use Application.cfc instead of application.cfc.

Then do a cfdump of the scope and Ant let us know the result.

Application.CFC on the test server

Hello
I use Application.cfc on the local server to test, and I'd like to test my site in a subfolder "/ beta" on the remote server.
I wish I had an Application.cfc in/beta/admin so to have different behaviors. So I used an ApplicationProxy.cfc in/beta/admin that inherit from the Application.cfc of /beta, but I get the root one.
I think with Application.cfm, would be easier: If there is nothing in this record, the app will search the folder above and so on. If I could move files without hassle.
But I also need Orm...
Any suggestion?
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I wish I had an Application.cfc in/beta/admin so to have different behaviors. So I used an ApplicationProxy.cfc in/beta/admin that inherit from the Application.cfc of /beta, but I get the root one.

The file/beta/admin should always be Application.cfc. You have another file dir which extends from the root of your Application.cfc... does not mean that CF knows to look for. CF Search Application.cfc, not ApplicationProxy.cfc.

The Application.cfc in/beta/admin should extend beta. Request.

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Adam

New .cfc files: do I have to register with CFadministrator application.cfc?

I use an application.cfc for the first file ANDS of time that I can not seem to operate.
Do I need to register the application.cfc in the CF administrator to work?
I did 2 cfc application.cfc and mylist.cfc files
Do I need to record both of them in CF administrator?

No, you should not register any CFCS for it to work.

Ben Nadel has a very detailed tutorial on Application.cfc, I recommend reading through as a good starting point. It is a little outdated because I think it has been written to CF 7, however. eference.htm http://www.bennadel.com/blog/726-ColdFusion-application-CFC-Tutorial-and-application-CFC-R
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CF 9: FC ajax is not compatible with Application.cfc?

Hello
Background:
I use the Application.cfc framework. I like the onMissingTemplate, onError, and other features that it offers. I worked with Application.cfc since CF 7.
I started working on a project that required of CF 9. I wanted to use a control controls cfgrid and also some of the features of ajax for a form. I met problems with cfgrid controls immediately. The problem was with the attribute of link calling a remote function in a CFC. Here is a sample of the error message that I am able to get help from? cfdebug = 1 parameter to URL:
JSON parsing failure: expected ' "' character 2: '&' in {& quot;}" page & quot; : 1, & quot; pageSize & quot; : 10 & quot; sortColumn & quot; : & quot; & quot; & quot; SLEEP tDirection & quot; : & quot; CSA & quot ;}
Notice that all of the characters in double quotes are somehow be transposed to be html encoded values '& quot;'. That's what the JSON parser complains.
I went from the tasks and began working on a simple form that uses an autosuggest feature. While I started to test the form, I found almost the same exact error:
JSON parsing failure: expected ' "' character 2: '&' in {& quot;}" vcSuggestValue & quot; : & quot; 5 & quot ;}
After you change the settings without success, I decided to rename all the files in my Application.cfc and create a Basic Application.cfm file. It worked!
Then, I tried to find out what was broken in my file Application.cfc I thought that, maybe, I got something screwed up. I found myself in a file like this:

< cfproperty >
< cfset myIdName = "abc_admin" >
< cfset variables.dsn = 'abc' >
< name cffunction output = "onRequestStart" = "true" returntype = "boolean" index = "Runs at the start of a query" >
< name cfargument = "TargetPage" type = "string" required = "Yes" hint = "Path of the web root to the requested page." / >

< cfset request.dsn = variables.dsn >
< cfset request.vcProductName = "abc.org" >

< cfreturn true / >
< / cffunction >
< / cfproperty >
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I took my project and moved to CF 8 server where these features worked well.
I tried to use Application.cfc on a CF 9 server running on IIS 6 and IIS 7.5. Two of them are failing, so I do not think it is caused by the web server.
At this point, I am inclined to think that Application.cfc features CF ajax is broken for ColdFusion 9. If you have a solution to this problem, please reply to this message with a response. If you have ColdFusion 9, please try a simple autosuggest field on a form and see if it works with a website of Basic Application.cfc, please reply with your results.
Best regards
Scott Jibben

You probably need to add an onCfcRequest() Manager to your Application.cfc file...

http://help.Adobe.com/en_US/ColdFusion/9.0/CFMLRef/WSe821657cd7d6f83f6daaa733122cf6931bb-8 000. HTML

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Adam

am I supposed to invoke application.cfc?

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