>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="">
> 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?
>
Can you sit at the server itself and get to that URL? I'm not talking about
plugging it in to your browser on your personal maching, but a browser (even
Lynx) on the server itself. It could be a firewall issue or something
similar.
Regards,
Dave.
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