By jansokol
via jan-so.blogspot.com
Published: Jul 11 2008 / 09:19
I know this is kind of old and obvious but any way I had the problem with paths that are not case sensitive on Windows but case sensitive on Linux. I hit this problem while I used grails controller with the name LearningCenterController and had my gsp pages in folder named learningcenter.
Simple code from controller like this one:
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paul_houle replied ago:
it's particularly funny when you discover that a bunch of Cold Fusion gurus are writing "application.cfm" files instead of "Application.cfm".
Generally, Windows suffers from the disease of developers and designers working in environments that are different from the deployment environment. As a result, a lot of time gets wasted during deployment discovering and dealing with the differences. A lot of this can be avoided easily by installing a local copy of IIS or Apache, rather than using the 'F5' button in Visual Studio to testing.
This doesn't solve the case sensitivity problem, but there could be creative answers to that. You can mount an ext3 filesystem case insensitive, which could promote interoperability.
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