Ticket #26 (closed defect: fixed)

Opened 20 years ago

Last modified 19 years ago

Casing Issues Breaks on *nix

Reported by: dcarabetta@… Owned by: somebody
Priority: high Milestone: 2.0 Beta 1
Version: 2.0.304 Severity: critical
Keywords: Cc: dcarabetta@…, joe.rinehart@…

Description

I had to make changes in the following locations (so far). Note that I assume a location of "ModelGlue?" (not "modelglue") because that's how the download is named by default and most users will likely just deploy as-is.

/ModelGlue/unity/ModelGlue.cfm: line 20 Changed "/modelglue/unity/config/Configuration.xml" to "/ModelGlue/unity/config/Configuration.xml"

/ModelGlue/unity/framework/ModelGlue.cfc: line 12 Changed "ModelGlue?.unity.eventrequest.messageBroadcaster" to "ModelGlue?.unity.eventrequest.MessageBroadcaster?"

Change History

Changed 20 years ago by anonymous

Sorry, found some more:

/ModelGlue/Core/Controller.cfc: line 1, line 6 changed "modelglue.*" to "ModelGlue?.*"

/ModelGlue/headstart/controller/Controller.cfc: numerous lines changed "modelglue.*" to "ModelGlue?.*"

Changed 20 years ago by dcarabetta@…

OK, this is it....I promise. I also had to change all instances of /modelglue/ to /ModelGlue/ in the Configuration.xml file as well.

Changed 20 years ago by joe.rinehart

  • status changed from new to closed
  • resolution set to fixed

Fixed in [135]

Changed 20 years ago by joe.rinehart

  • cc dcarabetta@…, joe.rinehart@… added

I'm not sure if you're using the latest Unity code. Please do a checkout from http://svn.model-glue.com/trunk .

The try/catch method of loading reactor is long gone, with the "reactorless" stub happening in orm.ReactorAdapter?, not via a try/catch in loader.FrameworkLoader?.

If it still isn't working, it's almost as if CF works differently on OS X in terms of file resolution, at which point I'll be able to fix it when I have time to get CF up and running on my wife's (OS X) machine.

Changed 20 years ago by joe.rinehart

Oh man, it's late. That last comment was intended for ticket #29. My bad.

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