CF10 WSDL

Zac Spitzer

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Aug 17, 2012, 12:55:46 AM8/17/12

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is stack or data a reserved word?

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Andrew Scott

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Aug 17, 2012, 1:03:21 AM8/17/12

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Anything in the logs that might help?

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AJ Mercer

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Aug 17, 2012, 1:07:21 AM8/17/12

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dropped your code into my web root and runs fine

ACF10 and railo 4

Is your code in the webroot?

Is it a mapped location?

Maybe try deleting from cf admin

http://localhost:8500/CFIDE/administrator/index.cfm -> Web Services

Failing that - a reboot ??

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Dale Fraser

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Aug 17, 2012, 1:45:38 AM8/17/12

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Worked it out,

This has to be a bug.

The webservice was called Test.cfc

Test is apparently reserved or something, won't work, soon as I used a different name worked.

The log looked like this

The web service operation caused an invocation exception.The root cause was that: org.apache.axis2.AxisFault: Error attempting to create Java skeleton for CFC web service. The specific sequence of files included or processed is: C:\ColdFusion10\cfusion\wwwroot\Test.cfc

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Charlie Arehart

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Aug 17, 2012, 2:04:56 AM8/17/12

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I’m fairly confident that “test” is not a reserved word in CF. :-)

Instead, I would suspect case sensitivity to the problem (not that you should have expected it on a Windows box, of course). You said you were calling it as http://localhost:8500/test.cfc?wsdl. But the error (and your 3d sentence below) refer to it being Test.cfc. If you renamed it back to that, and changed the url to name it that way, I wonder if it would work.

If so, I’ll just note that many have indeed tripped over some other case sensitivity issues (with respect to file naming) in CF10, even on Windows.

/charlie

Dale Fraser

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Aug 17, 2012, 4:01:36 AM8/17/12

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I 100% tried it for both and it just doesn't work, I even thought it might be cached etc, turned off all caching, restarted the server.

Give it a try, be interested if its just me.

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I’m fairly confident that “test” is not a reserved word in CF. :-)

Instead, I would suspect case sensitivity to the problem (not that you should have expected it on a Windows box, of course). You said you were calling it as http://localhost:8500/test.cfc?wsdl. But the error (and your 3d sentence below) refer to it being Test.cfc. If you renamed it back to that, and changed the url to name it that way, I wonder if it would work.

If so, I’ll just note that many have indeed tripped over some other case sensitivity issues (with respect to file naming) in CF10, even on Windows.

/charlie

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Worked it out,

This has to be a bug.

The webservice was called Test.cfc

Test is apparently reserved or something, won't work, soon as I used a different name worked.

The log looked like this

The web service operation caused an invocation exception.The root cause was that: org.apache.axis2.AxisFault: Error attempting to create Java skeleton for CFC web service. The specific sequence of files included or processed is: C:\ColdFusion10\cfusion\wwwroot\Test.cfc

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Dale Fraser

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Charlie Arehart

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Aug 17, 2012, 2:25:32 PM8/17/12

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Well, AJ already did, so that would seem to confirm that it’s not a generic issue. That said, he said he ran it in “his web root” and you show using the CF10 internal web server root.

So first, AJ, was your request in an external web server? And for Dale, have you tried the request via an external web server and in its docroot? (I’m afraid I have to run now and can’t do any testing myself.)

Just trying to help. Sorry if I may be forgetting that you’ve already covered this somehow, but I looked quickly at the past notes in the thread and didn’t see it readily, so seemed worth a shot.

/charlie

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I 100% tried it for both and it just doesn't work, I even thought it might be cached etc, turned off all caching, restarted the server.

AJ Mercer

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Aug 17, 2012, 6:56:36 PM8/17/12

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my ACF10 is the dev version and I was running it on port 8500

my Railo 4 is on tomcat connected to IIS (on another machine)

I did the tests at work, so can not check the casing of the file name.

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Dale Fraser

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Aug 17, 2012, 9:23:13 PM8/17/12

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I still believe this is a bug.

I just completely uninstalled and deleted everything in the ColdFusion10 directory and did it again, and can reproduce it

1. Install ColdFusion 10 Enterprise internal server on Windows 7, change no settings

2. Create a Test.cfc in C:\ColdFusion10\cfusion\wwwroot with the code below

3. Browse to the WSDL http://localhost:8500/Test.cfc?wsdl

4. You will get an error 500

5. Create a TestWS.cfc in same location with same code below

6. Browse to the WSDL http://localhost:8500/TestWS.cfc?wsdl

7. Works fine

</cffunction>

</cfcomponent>

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Dale Fraser

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my ACF10 is the dev version and I was running it on port 8500

Andrew Scott

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Aug 17, 2012, 10:00:54 PM8/17/12

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Looks like that issue is related to internal webserver, aka Tomcat then. I tried it with IIS and it works for me.

http://localhost/test.cfc?wsdl

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Charlie Arehart

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Aug 17, 2012, 10:34:53 PM8/17/12

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Sad news: I did that, and do not get the error. Here are a few ideas (#megraspingatstraws):

First, do you have any mappings in CF that may point the root (\) to somewhere else? I just wonder if it’s picking up some other Test.cfc in your environment. #graspingatstraws

Second, how about taking a look in C:\ColdFusion10\cfusion\wwwroot\WEB-INF\cfc-skeletons. What do you see there? There should be a Test.class and TestBeanInfo.class. If they’re there with another case, perhaps delete them and try again. And though I know you say this is an a brand new install, you may want to also try clearing the template cache just to see if it helps.

Third, if you make any such changes above and still get the error, you may want to make sure you’re not seeing cached output in your browser. You could clear the template cache. Sadly, the trick of adding another random query string var to the URL doesn’t work with these wsdl URLs. You could also try your browser request in a browser where you’ve never visited this page before. And of course you could turn on any browser developer tool that shows client/server communications, to be sure you see this error coming back from the server.

Better still, and in addition, you could look in the CF error logs and make sure you really are getting the error logged there when you make the request (I know in the first message of the thread you confirmed you do get the error. I mean, confirm that you get it on each page request now, if you make any changes such as I suggest above, to ensure you really are still getting the error, rather than risk browser caching issues.)

Hope that helps.

/charlie

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I still believe this is a bug.

Dale Fraser

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Aug 18, 2012, 10:08:27 AM8/18/12

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Tried all those suggestions, still get the error.

There is no Test.class or TestBeanInfo.class in C:\ColdFusion10\cfusion\wwwroot\WEB-INF\cfc-skeletons

There is however a Test2, TestWS version, which are my attempts when I rename it. So its not generating the Skeleton as the error suggests

Tried all caching settings also.

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Dale Fraser

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MrBuzzy

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Aug 18, 2012, 10:34:43 AM8/18/12

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OMFG it would be easier if we came to your office and fixed your shit :(

Dale Fraser

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Aug 18, 2012, 9:47:06 PM8/18/12

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Its actually not a problem for us, it was just a test case that highlights a potential bug.

The workaround is to not use Test.cfc

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Dale Fraser