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alecken
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August 6, 2009
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cfx_Text2Query, need Help please!

  • August 6, 2009
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I'm installing cfx_Text2Query from http://www.emerle.net/programming/help/installing_cfx.aspx and I'm trying to follow the step by step instruction

But I'm stuck at step 3 where it says: Class Name is CASE SENSITIVE  so "you must enter the name EXACTLY as it appears on the file system."

How do I know the name of this Class file in the file system???????? Can anyone offer help please?

I'm on CF 8 server

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Anonymous
August 7, 2009

Looks like it's cfx_Excel2Query

For future reference you can open .jar files with winrar from rarlab.com.  I use that for zips, isos, etc.

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aleckenAuthor
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August 10, 2009

I've extracted the file but not sure where the class file is

I placed text2Query.jar in my C:\Coldfusion8\cfx\

I couldn't find where my class file is for text2Query.jar in order to get the class file. Am I supposed to do something with the .jar file, such as compile it with SDK or how?

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Inspiring
August 10, 2009

You do realize the jar you are using is different than the one in the link above (cfx_Text2Query versus cfx_Excel2Query)?

I couldn't find where my class file is for text2Query.jar in order to get the class file. Am I supposed to do something with the .jar file, such as compile it with SDK or how?

Typically the class name is mentioned in the documentation. But as Byron said, you can use a tool like winrar, winzip, pkzip, etcetera .. to view the contents of the jar. It is likely the class name is same as the jar name, but you should confirm it yourself.

alecken wrote:

I placed text2Query.jar in my C:\Coldfusion8\cfx\

Is that directory actually one of your Custom Tag Paths? If it is not, ColdFusion may not be able to "see" your jar.  In the Administrator, check  Extensions > Custom Tag Paths and add the directory above if needed.

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