On 2012-08-10 18:11, llowder wrote:
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On Monday, October 8, 2012 9:38:05 AM UTC-5, jcbollinger wrote:
On Thursday, October 4, 2012 8:42:39 AM UTC-5, Carlos Tapia wrote:
Hi Guys!
I want to clean warning messages: "*warning: Deprecation notice:
Resource references should now be capitalized*... "
It is related to following line:
* -> appcmd::32Bit['32BitappPool']*
If I try to change any piece of the code using caps. for the
fisrt letter, a syntax error is displayed.
* err: Could not parse for environment production: Syntax
error at ':'; expected '}' *
Any suggestion?
"32Bit" isn't a legal name.. the regex is [a-z][a-z0-9_]* for classes
and defines. Variables are a little more relaxed, but it is recommended
that you stick to that same pattern for forwards compatibility.
To reference an instance of a resource type (written in Ruby, or a user
defined resource type using define) the type name should be used, and
each name segment should be initially capitalized. i.e. for something
simple like a file, you use File['name'] (instead of file['name']). If
you have a complex type you capitalize each segment e.g. Foo::Bar['name'].
As pointed out "32bit" is not really a valid name, and it is impossible
to capitalize "3" ;-)
Suggest changing it to say bitsize_32 or somesuch, and then reference
the instance with Appcmd::Bitsize_32['name'].
- henrik
What is the actual name of the definition? It probably should be
appcmd::32bit (not appcmd::32Bit; type names should not contain
capital letters). If you are using an all-lowercase name, I would
expect references to it to require the form:
Appcmd::32bit[<resource name>]
If Puppet raises a syntax error on that then I'll need to see a more
complete piece of code to guess at why.
John
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