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Fusebox 5.5 Implicit Circuit Pathing
Posted on September 13, 2007 at 7:21 PM in Fusebox
The other day Sean released a FB5.5 update to the Cat Club demo application, so I downloaded it to play around a bit with the new toy. I am truly excited about the option to eliminate XML from one's Fusebox applications.
IMPORTANT: The XML is still perfectly valid, and the FB5.5 release will *not* break older apps. As a matter of fact, I have several 5.1 applications that are now running on the 5.5 core, without a single keystroke change to the code.
When I unzipped and ran the Cat Club demo from the webroot, it performed flawlessly. And fast? Yes! Very. "So far so good," I thought, and then I went to putting together my own little demo app, utilizing the implicit circuit feature (no XML). That's when I stubbed my toe, fell down, and skinned up my knees.
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On 9/13/07 at 11:07 PM, Sean Corfield said:
You ran the app in /ggcc55 and it generated parsed files. Then you copied the application into the new directory - including the parsed files - and then you tried to run it but it reused the old parsed files which already have ggcc55.controller.ggcc compiled into them. If you delete the parsed files, I think the problem will go away.
Using fusebox.loadclean=true instead of just fusebox.load=true in the URL is a good way to ensure an application starts cleanly.
This only happened because I'd hardcoded the application name. If I'd used the skeleton app as a template, this would not have happened because the application name is derived from the directory path.
Hope that helps?
On 9/15/07 at 9:13 AM, Matt Quackenbush said:
fusebox.loadclean=true
&fusebox.parseall=true
&fusebox.execute=true
&fusebox.password=foo,
I still receive the exact same error message. I will continue to play around with it until I figure out what I'm doing wrong. Whenever I find it, I'll be sure to post the solution.
On 9/15/07 at 1:00 PM, Matt Quackenbush said:
On 9/26/07 at 8:06 AM, Erik-Jan Jaquet said:
Just wanted to say that I downloaded the beta.0 version, with the noxml skeleton, and that I have the same problems. It can't find the controller, even though I am running directly in the webroot.
Has this been solved by anyone?
Kind regards,
Erik-Jan
On 1/15/08 at 12:57 AM, Sean Corfield said:
On 1/15/08 at 1:25 AM, Matt Quackenbush said:
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