simple question over "unable to show you the source code for the CF Server Page"

[Mike Henke]

Thanks for your assistance.

I have a FusionDebug connection to a remote server. I setup the
source code lookup cfeclipse project folder ro a project cf7-dev-1.
The project properties - Path: /cf7-dev-1, Type: Project, Location:W:
\inetpub. CF Server Folder I have it from the perspective of the
actual server. D:\inetpub. My breakpoint fire and everything seems
fine, except I get this page when stepping over the code.
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FusionDebug is unable to show you the source code for the CF Server
Page/Tag/Component [ D:\inetpub\bbs\Application.cfm ]

The typical cause of this problem is either:

1. A missing Source Code Lookup association from an Eclipse
Project Folder to the CF Server Folder where the code is located.
2. The Eclipse Project that contains the source code is closed
which means that FusionDebug cannot access the source code.

To fix this problem please make sure that the Source Code Lookup
between your Eclipse Project Folders and your ColdFusion Server
Folders is correct and that the Eclipse Project that contains the
source code is currently OPEN.

Please click the [Edit Source Code Lookup] button to open the
FusionDebug Source Code Lookup window.

Detailed Information:
------------------------

FusionDebug Source Code Lookup:

/cf7-dev-1/ --> D:\inetpub

FusionDebug Source Code Lookup Misses :

[/cf7-dev-1/ --> D:\inetpub ] in Eclipse [ /cf7-dev-1/bbs/
application.cfm ] does not exist

[Darren Pywell [FusionDebug Team]]

Hi Mike,

FD has stepped into Application.cfm which is located on the server in
D:\inetpub\bbs\Application.cfm but when FD tried to lookup the source
code in Eclipse using the mappings it didn't find Application.cfm file
under the /cf7-dev-1/bbs/ Eclipse project/folder.

To solve the problem you need to add a mapping to tell FD where the D:
\inetpub\bbs\Application.cfm file can be found in your Eclipse
project. Press the [Edit Source Code Lookup] button and add a mapping.
FD will fill in the Server CF Path, you just need to pick the project
and folder where Application.cfm is stored in Eclipse.

If your Application.cfm file is actually located in Eclipse under /cf7-
dev-1/bbs/ check that the case of the filename is correct. i.e that it
is really Application.cfm with a captial A. Eclipse is case-sensitive
and that could be the problem even though windows isn't! In this case
you would need to rename your application.cfm file to Application.cfm.

Hope that helps,
Darren

[Mike Henke]

Thank you for your help!

[SkyLennard]

PS on that -- be sure to refresh the project file list after changing
the case on a file's mis-matched case! I suffered through a "can't
find Application.cfc" problem for a LONG time before finding this post
and even after fixing the files, it kept happening until i did a
manual file refresh by right clicking in the navigator on the project
file folder and choosing refresh.

Does anyone know why that file comes up with a red "<>" with the icon
in the navigator? I assumed it was a mismatched file with the system,
but that's not the case..?

Thanks!

-nate

[John Hawksley (FusionDebug Team)]

Hi Nate,

We can't really think of any Eclipse plugins which would add a red
"<>" to the icon - could you send a screenshot to
sup...@intergral.com - we'll take a look and see if we recognise it.

Cheers,
-John

[John Hawksley (FusionDebug Team)]

Ah, sorry - that's the wrong address, I should have said
sup...@fusion-reactor.com

Thanks,
John

On Apr 10, 9:54 am, "John Hawksley (FusionDebug Team)"

<john_hawks...@intergral.com> wrote:
> Hi Nate,
>
> We can't really think of any Eclipse plugins which would add a red
> "<>" to the icon - could you send a screenshot to

> supp...@intergral.com - we'll take a look and see if we recognise it.