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Ticket #139 (closed enhancement: fixed)

Opened 2 years ago

Last modified 1 year ago

Add absolute path support to a circuit definition in the fusebox.xml file

Reported by:	jason@…	Owned by:	scorfield
Type:	enhancement	Priority:	normal
Milestone:	Fusebox 5.1	Component:	Miscellaneous
Version:	5.0	Severity:	normal
Keywords:		Cc:

Description

Add absolute path support (i.e. via a cf mapping) to allow a circuit definition. E.g.
<circuit alias="v_" path="/com/attendeeinteractive/webhome/view/" />. This would remove the relative path constraint so the web application could be moved to a different directory without requiring changes to the fusebox.xml file.
Example:
Original app location = wwwroot/webapp/
Move app to = wwwroot/webapp/archive/

circuite v_ 'mapped' to wwwroot/com/attendeeinteractive.com/webhome/view

Developers could move the 'webapp' into the archive directory (i.e. simple file copy of all the files in that directory to the archive directory) without making changes to the fusebox.xml file and the application would still work.

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Changed 2 years ago by scorfield

Jason Daiger's testing indicates this doesn't actually work as I expected (it looks like something is not replacing '\' by '/' as I would expect):

My entire system is on 1 drive on the C: directory within Windows. All mapped drives, fusebox files and files and directories reside under c:\inetput\wwwroot\. CF7 is running in the c:\cfusionmx7 directory.
Dir structure under wwwroot as follows:
c:\inetput\wwwroot\com == cf mapping \com

All circuit files are implemented in this directory: \com\attendeeinteractive\ai-projectmngr\v101\

c:\inetput\wwwroot\fusebox5 == cfmapping = \fb50
c:\inetput\wwwroot\projects\ai-projectmngr\www\. = stores fusebox.xml, index.cfm, etc. file.

Any other ideas?

-Jason

From: fusebox5@yahoogroups.com fusebox5@yahoogroups.com On Behalf Of Sean Corfield
Sent: Wednesday, November 15, 2006 3:09 PM
To: fusebox5@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [fusebox5] 5.0.1.266 build implements Ticket 139 - absolute / mapped circuit paths

You have the IIS webroot on a different drive to the rest of your code? That's not supported by Fusebox (or, more correctly, by the Java file handling routines underneath CFMX).

On Nov 15, 2006, at 10:15 AM, Jason Daiger wrote:
I pulled down the latest code from SVN to test out the new absolute path support and am running into some issues. Before I add a ticket for it I wanted to double check that I'm not doing something wrong..
I keep getting a 'The filename, directory name, or volume label is incorrect' error. Here my current configuration on my Windows XP dev machine:
1. Mappings:
a. /com = all 'shared' code directories.
b. /fb50 = mapping to fusebox core files.
2. Index.cfm has the following: <cfinclude template="/fb50/fusebox5.cfm">
3. fusebox.xml defines the following circuit: <circuit alias="h" path="/com/attendeeinteractive/projectmngr/v101/helper/" relative="false" />
Note: strict mode is true
4. I get an error every time the system tries to pull up the page. The parsed output produces the following:
<cfoutput><cfinclude template="../../../../../../../:\Inetpub\wwwroot\com\attendeeinteractive\projectmngr\v101\helper\/hlp_IsSignedIn.cfm"></cfoutput>
Is this user error on my part?
Thanks,
Jason

Changed 1 year ago by kromm

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