Jeez... they sure make it difficult, don't they?
I think I'll put the CFExecute into a separate CF file, and
call it with a CFHTTP Post/Get, passing the necessary parameters,
saving the results to CFHTTP.FileContent. This does save a read/write
of a text file, worrying about concurrent operations from different users,
etc... Does this make sense?
Thanks
Chris
At 07:40 PM 6/12/2001, you wrote:
> > But how do I capture the results of the CFExecute?
>
>CFExecute takes an optional parameter called OUTPUTFILE. You can create a
>unique filename, pass it as that parameter's value, then read that file
>back in with the CFFILE tag. If you omit that paramter, the output will be
>written to the screen, which isn't useful in this application.
>
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