But how do I capture the results of the CFExecute?
Assuming I used something like:
<CFEXECUTE NAME="c:\imail\adduser.exe" ARGUMENTS="(whatever the arguments
are)" TIMEOUT="5"></CFEXECUTE>
How do i analyze the results from the CFExecute to see if it worked? From
what I have tested with simple
BAT files & others, the results just get displayed on the screen (unlike a
CFHTTP which stores the results
of the operation to CFHTTP.FileContent variable for analysis)
Do I have to create a page like "adduser.cfm" which runs the CFEXECUTE, and
then call it
from another page (master.cfm, for example), using a CFHTTP method="post"
to the adduser.cfm
script, so I can capture the results? Seems a little long-winded to two
step it, but hey, if ya gotta, ya gotta....
While I've been doing CF for a while, I haven't had to use CFExecute
before, so if
I'm missing something obvious, sorry !
Thanks
Chris
At 02:49 PM 6/12/2001, you wrote:
> > I've been looking through the documentation... does anyone know if we can
> > create
> > virtual domains / POP Accounts / Aliases by manipulating the registry
>directly?
> > We're looking to skip the .pl or .exe or .bat scripts that are out there
>and
> > do it all in Cold Fusion against the registry itself. The two problems I
> > see are...
>
>Call the adduser.exe and adddomain.exe files from your cold fusion script .
>Check your manual for the correct usage of adduser.exe and adddomain.exe
>
> > 1. How would we encrypt the password to store it in the record for the
>POP
> > accounts,
>
>adduser.exe will do it for you.
>
> > 2. Do we have to "restart" or "reset" the SMTP and POP services to
> > recognize new accounts /
>
>Nope
>
>
>
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