Or did you let CF import settings at initial startup? If so, there will be migration*.log files. Perhaps something failed during that import. Or might you have tried to use the CAR import feature? If so, there will be car* logs in the CF logs folder. Indeed, did you by any chance copy in any neo*.xml files from another CF instance (or earlier version), into the cfusion/lib folder of this instance? You should not do that. I could be a bad config file, or something. You may find it indicating that the startup tripped over something. I just find no other reference to that error, “class cannot be cast to class ”.īut here’s something else you can check: see the CF logs (especially coldfusion-error.log, coldfusion-out.log, and the server.log) during the time that CF started (for the run where you get this error accessing your apps). Maybe someone else will offer something else sooner.Īlbert, I finally got a chance to do more digging, into both thousands of past email discussions, my notes from thousands of client engagements, and even searching the. Just giving you options, and something to chew on to start. If you were to grab a slot, but then I found the answer and we didn’t need to meet, there would be no charge of course. When I get back to my computer, I may well find something to offer specific to that error, based on prior discussions/help I’ve offered.
For more on that, see /consulting.īut also, I’m on my phone as I see this. If this is important to solve, I’d say that we could have a zoom session together where I could help guide you to the solution. I doubt it’s something you can reasonably hope to solve based on that info alone. Honestly, there are too many possibilities, as well as diagnostics, to consider. Or maybe someone fiddled with some config files, trying to solve another problem.
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Instead, I suspect it’s a specific configuration issue, or perhaps a failure during your install or recent update to cf.
🙂īut I will go further and say that I don’t think your error is a “migration” error (like anyone could get in such a migration of cf versions), and I don’t expect it has anything to do with your specific cfml code. But I realize the title has left it seeming as good a place as any to ask about your issue. Albert, that problem would not be at all related to the issue in this post.
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