CFMX Administrator Login Error

2004-01-06 Thread Dale Coyner
I am stuck on a CFMX J2EE install that I've done several times on other
machines w/no problems.Our config includes JRun4 w/SP1a and CFMX J2EE.
I did the mods required for CFMX to run on JRun SP1a.I know CF is
running - I created a simple CFM file and that worked.But when I try
to access the CF Administrator, I get a 500 null error on the login
page.Browsing the JRun log, the error there is
java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError.Due to length, I can provide the rest
of that offline.

It seems like a config problem with JRun, but I'm not sure where to
begin diagnosis.Anyone run into this before or have any thoughts?

Many thanks,

Dale Coyner
Communicast, Inc.
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COM error

2003-08-14 Thread Dale Coyner
Folks,

For some months we have been successfully using a server-side
application for converting PowerPoint slides to JPG images.  We control
this conversion utility using the COM interface in CFMX.

Recently, at varying intervals, the conversion fails and returns a long
JSP error headed with the statement AutomationException: 0x80004002 -
No such interface supported.  A restart applied to the system will
restore functionality for a day, couple of days, a week - you never know
how long.

We have this setup running on two different server clusters and have
seen the error once on one cluster, more often on the second.

No Windows updates were applied when the trouble started.  Since then,
we have updated the less troublesome conversion server with the latest
Windows updates and the service continues to run.  From that, it would
seem to tell us that the updates don't cause any problems.  But we can't
say definitively that updates have helped resolve the issue either.

Any thoughts why this would run fine for a few months and then start to
generate errors?  

Regards,

Dale



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CFMX too fast?

2003-02-11 Thread Dale Coyner
I have some CF code that was executing pretty reliably under CF4.  Just
this week we moved to CFMX/JRun on a new server and that formerly
reliable script seems to have some issues but they are not
syntax-related.

We embed a Windows Media file with a script and write it to disk using
CFFILE.  Then we CFFTP it to another server.  For files under 5MB it
still seems to work fine but for larger files, I get an FTP error that
it can't find the file.  

So I was wondering if execution of the FTP tag is getting ahead of the
operating system's ability to finish writing the file?  If so, should I
just write a loop that tests for the presence of the file before
attempting the FTP or is there a better way to do that?


Also, does anybody know whether CFMX's log files like application.log
will be fixed so that they show the same kind of debugging data
previously available?  Without good stuff like the referring URL's
values, they are not very helpful at the present.

Thanks,

Dale


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RE: CFHTTP Connection Failure with MX

2003-02-06 Thread Dale Coyner
Gary,

Have had similar experiences here with MX CFHTTP as well.  To
troubleshoot, I constructed a page where I made the CFHTTP request then
output the returned variables to the page so I could see what the header
looked like, specifically, #cfhttp.header#.

That exercise revealed that external web servers were returning
redirects instead of the pages themselves, so I enabled the redirect
parameter in CFHTTP and it solved the issue for me.


Dale Coyner
Communicast, Inc.



-Original Message-
From: Houk, Gary 
Sent: Thursday, February 06, 2003 8:54 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: CFHTTP Connection Failure with MX


No, qualifying with charset didn't help.  I can GET other pages from our
internal servers, and from our extranet servers located outside of the
building, but nothing from the WWW. I have the proxy and proxyport info
listed. It works great on the cf5 server but not on the mx server.

- Gary

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CFMX for JRun install SOLVED

2003-01-24 Thread Dale Coyner
I appreciate the input from Chris Norloff and Chris Kief on this issue.
I had two somewhat intertwined problems in my CFMX for JRun install.  I
solved the first problem (could not access the admin application) after
following the JRun4 SP1a release notes regarding CFMX.  

Still, I could not get to CFMX on the default server - kept returning
page not found errors.  I eventually traced that problem to an issue
with JRun's connection to IIS.  Deleting and reinstalling the connection
to IIS solved that problem.

Many thanks,

Dale Coyner
Communicast, Inc.

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CFMX for JRun install assistance request

2003-01-23 Thread Dale Coyner
Folks,

I purchased a copy of CFMX for JRun after having a successful experience
with the development version on an older server.  We are now creating a
prototype production server.  I've run into a snag during the install
and I'm not sure what the problem is.  JRun4 and the JRun4 update both
installed fine. Restarted, confirmed operation.

CMFX for JRun installation reportedly went fine.  One thing I did
different from default install was to change the context root to ec
from cfmx.  (I assume that should have no impact else I would not be
given the option to change it?)  Restarted.  Both Admin and Default
servers are running as expected in the services control panel.

However, now when I try to access JRun's admin page, I get an internal
server error.  Looking at JRun's logs, I see the following entries in
admin-event.log for each failed attempt to access the admin server's
login page:  

error There is no web application configured to service your request
user NoWebappServlet: init.

Attempting to access CFMX Administrator following the path I set
(http://000.000.000.000/ec/cfide/administrator/index.cfm) yields a page
not found error.

Anyone else run into that or know where I may have gone wrong?

Thanks,

Dale Coyner
Communicast, Inc.


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RE: Attribute validation error for tag CFFILE SOLVED

2002-10-11 Thread Dale Coyner


To the several who responded to my CFFILE attribute problem:

Uh yep, that was it.  Changed CF to run as the same user that mapped the
drive and VOILA!
On to the next issue.  Thank you very much!

Regards,

d.


Becauseyou can not do it, as I found out the hard way the other
day, 
with the localsystem account. Run the cfservice under a user with
rights to 
the share and it should work.

At 06:03 PM 10/10/02 -0400, you wrote:
Is CF running as a user or the system account?

  -Original Message-
  From: Dale Coyner [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
  Sent: Thursday, October 10, 2002 4:13 PM
  To: CF-Talk
  Subject: Attribute validation error for tag CFFILE
 
 
 
  I'm trying to get CFFILE on Machine A to rename a file on Machine B.

  I have mapped a drive from Machine A to Machine B and I can
  add/edit/delete files.  However, I keep getting the same response
from




Attribute validation error for tag CFFILE

2002-10-10 Thread Dale Coyner


I'm trying to get CFFILE on Machine A to rename a file on Machine B.  I
have mapped a drive from Machine A to Machine B and I can
add/edit/delete files.  However, I keep getting the same response from
CFMX(updated) and I am wondering what I am doing wrong.  CFFILE acts as
if it cannot see my file, but the attribute value it reports back looks
valid to me to me.  Any ideas?  I've never done this before with any
version of CF so I am assuming I must be doing something wrong.

TIA,

d.


CODE

CFFILE action=RENAME source=g:\#url.OID#\staging\#url.file#
destination=g:\#url.OID#\staging\#url.AID#.#url.ext#



ERROR---

Attribute validation error for tag CFFILE.  
 
The value of the attribute source, which is currently
g:\1\staging\disclaimer.ppt, is invalid. 




COM Object Instantiation Problem

2002-10-02 Thread Dale Coyner


Hi folks,

It's been a while since I've changed CF versions - I am migrating an app
from CF4 to CFMX for JRun.  Things have gone pretty well so far with the
exception of one place in my code where I call a COM object.  

Here's my object tag:

CFOBJECT TYPE=COM ACTION=Create NAME=PPServer
CLASS=PurePage.PPServer

Here is my result:

An exception occurred when instantiating a Com object.  
The cause of this exception was that: java.lang.RuntimeException:
Can not use native code: Initialisation failed.


This worked fine in CF4 and it appears that the parameters for CFOBJECT
are unchanged.  Anyone else having migration issues with CFOBJECT?  Any
workarounds or anticipated fixes?  Many thanks in advance.


Regards,

Dale Coyner
Communicast, Inc.




RE: COM Object Instantiation Problem

2002-10-02 Thread Dale Coyner


Bryan,

Is the update for CF4J2EE also?  I had read that the most recently
released updater was for standalone CFMX and to wait for an updater for
CF4J2EE.

Regards,

Dale Coyner
Communicast, Inc.


From: Bryan F. Hogan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: COM Object Instantiation Problem

There are problems with COM with MX. Download and install the updater
for MX, 
they have corrected some of the problems with COM. See if that works
for you.