cfc location variable

[kabod]

My client site uses CFC extensivly and they are all held above the wwwroot
level to allow webservices to access them. So the directory strucutre looks
something like this

db
extensions(dataobjs / UBR / WS)
logs
wwwroot

I need a way to call the cfcs (under dataobjs/ubr) from within the wwroot
level and I need to put the cfcslocation into a global varibale to use within
the whole site i.e

<cfscript>
tp = CreateObject("java", "coldfusion.runtime.TemplateProxyFactory");
tp = tp.resolvePath("**relative path here**", getPageContext());
</cfscript>

<cfset CFCsLocation = #tp#>

<cfscript>
request.CFCsLocation = "#CFCsLocation#";
</cfscript>

so that I can then call a cfc thus

<cfparam name="Request.cfcs.utils" default="#createObject('component',
'#request.CFCsLocation#.utils')#">

But it doesn't quite work - does anyone else do this kind of thing and how?
Any other ideas?

Cheers

Paul

[vkunirs]

Hi

I think by adding the path of the CFC's we can use the names of the .CFC directly in the application.
i am using like that only in my application.

[kabod]

How do I get a domain name in it though? Cozz CFCs use dot notation how do you put domain.co.uk in the path?

[TA-Selene]

Why would you use the domain name in the notation if you are calling the
component from within a CF page? You just need the directory structure if it
is witin your web root and just the component name if its within the Custom
Tags directory.

[kabod]

but the cfcs are in the same level as wwwroot not under wwwroot

[TA-Selene]

In order to get CF to find the component, you'll need to create a ColdFusion
mapping to the directory in which the components are stored. The only
directory outside of the web root that CF can find without a mapping is the
Custom Tags directory.