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Webservices Change in CF 8.0.1

Posted At : April 17, 2008 6:50 AM | Posted By : sean
Related Categories: Web Development, ColdFusion

It seems with the change to 8.0.1 there is a difference in the way CF generates the stubs for a CFC called as a web service. I had a CFC called webservices.cfc and on 8.0 it was working fine calling the methods, but with the 8.0.1 it started throwing a "duplicate file name" error. This seems to be because CF creates its own stub file Webservices.java and also a [cfcname].java file. CF couldn't create both so it threw an error. The solution was to rename my CFC. The stubs can be found in C:\ColdFusion8\stubs\ on windows, and if I remember correctly /Applications/ColdFusion8/stubs/ on Mac OS X.

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RyanTJ's Gravatar Did you ever find a solution other than
renaming. I have tried every refresh option from the invoke to the
factory.XmlRpcService to deleting every class and stub and skeleton.
nothing seems to work. searched the entire drive and registery.
# Posted By RyanTJ | 2/20/09 12:07 PM
Sean Coyne's Gravatar No, I didn't. Renaming it wasn't a problem
for me, so I never looked any further. Is renaming out of the question
for you?
# Posted By Sean Coyne | 2/20/09 2:11 PM
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