The Status Code is the code returned by the web server (i.e., 200 -
Successful, 404 - Not Found). If CFHTTP is unable to connect to the web
server, a status code would not be returned and would therefore be
unavailable.
It sounds as if CFHTTP is either
1) Unable to resolve the domain "bhdapfe02d.bhcs.pvt" into a
corresponding IP Address, or
2) Unable to connect to the IP of the target machine (perhaps because
of firewall settings)
When you cut and paste the URL, are you on the machine that is executing the
CFHTTP code? Make sure you are and see if you're still able to connect. If
you are not able to connect with a regular web browser, then you know that
the problem is not with CF but with the network setup.
--
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-----Original Message-----
From: Bruce Sorge [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, October 29, 2003 11:24 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: CFHTTP Issues
We recently physically moved some development servers to another location,
and also changed the IP addresses of the machines for some reason that
escapes me (I am not on that team). Anyway, we have an application that,
until then has worked fine. The code example is:
<!--- call the ASPX web service for this user --->
<CFHTTP
URL=""> ion?sSessionGUID=#sessionGUID#&sSessionExpiry=#sessionGUIDExpiry#"
TIMEOUT="35"
METHOD="GET"
THROWONERROR="Yes">
</CFHTTP>
When I change throw on error to No, and output the cfhttp.statuscode, I get
the following message:
Connection Failure. Status code unavailable.
This is connecting to a web service. When we output the URL, and put it into
the address bar of the browser, we return the information (in other words,
we are authenticated into our portal).
I guess my question is, what can cause this not to connect? Why is the
status code unavailable?
Thanks,
Bruce
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