Re: ColdFusion8 silent installation

2008-08-12 Thread Don L
Andy, beautiful, thank you.
For anyone else who might also be interested in it, look for Nasir Ghaznavi's 
comment as well. One more, getDatasource method does not seem to be available 
any more.

>Andy Allan -- cf8 ds
>cfide.administrator.components
>
>I don't have CFMX6.1 installed any more so I can't confirm what's in
>there exactly, but I know that administrator.cfc and datasource.cfc
>certainly exist.
>
>I blogged about it ... yikes, 4 years ago.
>
>http://tinyurl.com/6bzy6
>
>Andy
>Andy Allan -- cf8 ds


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RE: ColdFusion8 silent installation

2008-08-12 Thread Dave Watts
> cfide.administrator.components
> 
> I don't have CFMX6.1 installed any more so I can't confirm 
> what's in there exactly, but I know that administrator.cfc 
> and datasource.cfc certainly exist.

Good catch! I wasn't aware of that.

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Re: ColdFusion8 silent installation

2008-08-12 Thread Andy Allan
cfide.administrator.components

I don't have CFMX6.1 installed any more so I can't confirm what's in
there exactly, but I know that administrator.cfc and datasource.cfc
certainly exist.

I blogged about it ... yikes, 4 years ago.

http://tinyurl.com/6bzy6

Andy

2008/8/12 Dave Watts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>> The AdminAPI did exist in 6.1 - they just didn't tell anyone
>> about it, hence it was unsupported (and no, I don't mean the
>> ServiceFactory), which means backwards compatibility for 7
>> was never an issue.
>
> I don't see any of the admin API CFCs on a CF 6.1 server. Where are they?
>
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RE: ColdFusion8 silent installation

2008-08-12 Thread Dave Watts
> If a case does not demand creating some datasource on the 
> fly, would I not have opted for the easily available admin 
> API for that?

I'm not sure I understand the question. But if a case doesn't demand
creating a datasource on the fly, you could presumably just do it manually
within the CF Administrator.

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RE: ColdFusion8 silent installation

2008-08-12 Thread Dave Watts
> The AdminAPI did exist in 6.1 - they just didn't tell anyone 
> about it, hence it was unsupported (and no, I don't mean the 
> ServiceFactory), which means backwards compatibility for 7 
> was never an issue.

I don't see any of the admin API CFCs on a CF 6.1 server. Where are they?

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Re: ColdFusion8 silent installation

2008-08-11 Thread Andy Allan
The AdminAPI did exist in 6.1 - they just didn't tell anyone about it,
hence it was unsupported (and no, I don't mean the ServiceFactory),
which means backwards compatibility for 7 was never an issue.

Andy

2008/8/12 Dave Watts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>> Didn't the datasource admin API change between CF6 and CF7
>> without backward compatibility?  I seem to recall having to
>> update several automated deployment systems that broke upon
>> upgrade.
>
> The admin API was introduced in CF7. Previous, unsupported functionality
> using ServiceFactory may well have changed between versions, but that's just
> another example of why you'd want to use the admin API instead of
> unsupported functionality.
>
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Re: ColdFusion8 silent installation

2008-08-11 Thread Don L
"but that's just
another example of why you'd want to use the admin API instead of
unsupported functionality.
"
If a case does not demand creating some datasource on the fly, would I not have 
opted for the easily available admin API for that? 

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RE: ColdFusion8 silent installation

2008-08-11 Thread Justin D. Scott
> The admin API was introduced in CF7. Previous,
> unsupported functionality using ServiceFactory
> may well have changed between versions, but
> that's just another example of why you'd want
> to use the admin API instead of unsupported
> functionality.

Ah, that is probably what was in use then.  I didn't write the original
code, just had to update everything when it broke so I wasn't sure.


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RE: ColdFusion8 silent installation

2008-08-11 Thread Dave Watts
> Didn't the datasource admin API change between CF6 and CF7 
> without backward compatibility?  I seem to recall having to 
> update several automated deployment systems that broke upon 
> upgrade.

The admin API was introduced in CF7. Previous, unsupported functionality
using ServiceFactory may well have changed between versions, but that's just
another example of why you'd want to use the admin API instead of
unsupported functionality.

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RE: ColdFusion8 silent installation

2008-08-11 Thread [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Didn't the datasource admin API change between CF6 and CF7 without backward 
compatibility?  I seem 
to recall having to update several automated deployment systems that broke upon 
upgrade.


-Justin Scott


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Then I can't really address why the admin API would/wouldn't be sufficient
for your use. It's worth noting that the admin API is an "approved" API,
while there are no guarantees about how the neo-*.xml files will work in the
future. Code that read these files in CF7 doesn't necessarily work in CF8,
for example, since data sources are now stored in neo-datasource.xml, but
were previously stored in neo-query.xml.

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Re: ColdFusion8 silent installation

2008-08-11 Thread Don L
Appreciate your thought though, Dave.
>Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
>Then I can't really address why the admin API would/wouldn't be sufficient
>for your use. It's worth noting that the admin API is an "approved" API,
>while there are no guarantees about how the neo-*.xml files will work in the
>future. Code that read these files in CF7 doesn't necessarily work in CF8,
>for example, since data sources are now stored in neo-datasource.xml, but
>were previously stored in neo-query.xml.
>
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RE: ColdFusion8 silent installation

2008-08-11 Thread Dave Watts
> Prefer not to post to the public.

Then I can't really address why the admin API would/wouldn't be sufficient
for your use. It's worth noting that the admin API is an "approved" API,
while there are no guarantees about how the neo-*.xml files will work in the
future. Code that read these files in CF7 doesn't necessarily work in CF8,
for example, since data sources are now stored in neo-datasource.xml, but
were previously stored in neo-query.xml.

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Re: ColdFusion8 silent installation

2008-08-11 Thread Don L
Prefer not to post to the public.
>> Sure.  But there's a reason to add a cf8 datasource without 
>> using the admin API.
>
>What is that reason?


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Re: ColdFusion8 silent installation

2008-08-11 Thread Andy Allan
Yeah, I dunno why Google hasn't picked up on the CF8 link yet. It was
one of the support guys that pointed it to me when I was hassling them
:)

A lot of the attributes are optional. For example, if you don't
include the Report Builder one, then the Report Builder will be
installed by default.

Andy

2008/8/11 Don L <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Thank you, Andy, I initially did not find the link about cf8 silient 
> installation.
> The missing attribute may also imply that some of these attributes are 
> optional...
>> ColdFusion8 silent installation - Andy Allan
>> The main differences between the CF7 and CF8 silent installs are the
>> properties for things such as LCDS and the .NET bridge.
>>
>> CF7 http://www.adobe.com/go/87bd20f4
>> CF8 http://www.adobe.com/go/kb402572
>>
>> The one omission that both have is the property for installing the
>> Report Builder.
>>
>> SILENT_INSTALL_REPORTBUILDER=true|false
>>
>> Andy
>> ColdFusion8 silent installation - Andy Allan
>
>
> 

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RE: ColdFusion8 silent installation

2008-08-11 Thread Dave Watts
> Sure.  But there's a reason to add a cf8 datasource without 
> using the admin API.

What is that reason?

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Re: ColdFusion8 silent installation

2008-08-11 Thread Don L
Sure.  But there's a reason to add a cf8 datasource without using the admin API.
>ColdFusion8 silent installation - Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
>> Thanks, Dave.  Another question, it looks like one may also 
>> be able to create a cf8 data source dynamically, and the 
>> neo-datasource.xml file seems to be the first 'crack' or a 
>> better way to do it?
>
>I would prefer to use the admin API to do this, I think.
>
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Re: ColdFusion8 silent installation

2008-08-11 Thread Don L
Thank you, Andy, I initially did not find the link about cf8 silient 
installation.
The missing attribute may also imply that some of these attributes are 
optional...
> ColdFusion8 silent installation - Andy Allan
> The main differences between the CF7 and CF8 silent installs are the
> properties for things such as LCDS and the .NET bridge.
> 
> CF7 http://www.adobe.com/go/87bd20f4
> CF8 http://www.adobe.com/go/kb402572
> 
> The one omission that both have is the property for installing the
> Report Builder.
> 
> SILENT_INSTALL_REPORTBUILDER=true|false
> 
> Andy
> ColdFusion8 silent installation - Andy Allan


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Re: ColdFusion8 silent installation

2008-08-10 Thread Andy Allan
The main differences between the CF7 and CF8 silent installs are the
properties for things such as LCDS and the .NET bridge.

CF7 http://www.adobe.com/go/87bd20f4
CF8 http://www.adobe.com/go/kb402572

The one omission that both have is the property for installing the
Report Builder.

SILENT_INSTALL_REPORTBUILDER=true|false

Andy

2008/8/10 Don L <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> It seems to me that ColdFusion8 may be installed siliently.  Digging its doc 
> is inclusive, so, I have two questions here.
> A) Have you ever installed cf8 siliently (be it Windows or Unix)?
> B) If yes, how does the cf8 installer properties file differ from that of cf7?
> (I have the complete cf7 installer properties file)
>
> Thank you.
>
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RE: ColdFusion8 silent installation

2008-08-10 Thread Dave Watts
> Thanks, Dave.  Another question, it looks like one may also 
> be able to create a cf8 data source dynamically, and the 
> neo-datasource.xml file seems to be the first 'crack' or a 
> better way to do it?

I would prefer to use the admin API to do this, I think.

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Re: ColdFusion8 silent installation

2008-08-10 Thread Don L
>> A) Have you ever installed cf8 siliently (be it Windows or Unix)?
>
>Yes, on Windows.
Thanks, Dave.  Another question, it looks like one may also be able to create a 
cf8 data source dynamically, and the neo-datasource.xml file seems to be the 
first 'crack' or a better way to do it? 

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RE: ColdFusion8 silent installation

2008-08-10 Thread Dave Watts
> A) Have you ever installed cf8 siliently (be it Windows or Unix)?

Yes, on Windows.

> B) If yes, how does the cf8 installer properties file differ 
> from that of cf7?

I haven't noticed any differences.

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