Taking a stab here. I'm working with CFCHART. The way it operates is using
the WebCharts "indirect" method that makes a temporary file that the chart
is accessed from. By default it creates the following temporary file (with
example parameters).
/{application}/CFIDE/GraphData.cfm?graphCache=wc50&graphID=Images/100697.PNG
Now, an application that I'm working on has secured the CFIDE directory
(using JAAS), so now anyone now authenticated against the server cannot see
any graphs produced by the code. Two ways around this.
1. Create a slightly more complex security model to allow that file
to be publicly accessed
2. Configure CF to change where is creates that temporary file
The first option I can do, but would rather not for reasons I'm sure you can
imagine, and it would be much easier for me to do option two. Does anyone
have a clue if (a) this can be done, and (b) how to do it, if so.
Thanks for any ideas,
Steve
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