Re: Resizing images Godaddy Linux Coldfusion hosting?

2007-12-26 Thread Rick Root
On 12/17/07, Casey Dougall [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 ImageCFC uses the java guts to make it work and that's just not going to
 happen from what I've seen on their hosting. no createobject tag which is
 how imageCFC does its thing.

 If I were on their windows coldfusion hosting I could use CFX_Image as I'm
 on linux that's not going to an option.

 Alagan image component requires createobject as well so that's out of the
 question...

godaddy coldfusion hosting blows chunks... you're pretty much SOL for
a lot of stuff with their shared hosting.

I typically recommend hostmysite to people wanted to do image
manipulation in a shared hosting environment... but of course now with
CF8, you can just switch to any hosting provider that offers CF8.

Rick

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Resizing images Godaddy Linux Coldfusion hosting?

2007-12-17 Thread Casey Dougall
Hello,

Without having this turn into a heated debate about hosting companies, the
pros and cons of dedicated boxes etc... I would like to know if anyone is
resizing images on GoDaddys Linux Coldfusion Shared hosting accounts.

I have a client who was already hosting with them and adding coldfusion to
their account was easy enough to get the project rolling. I'm running into
issues with resizing images though, as I have never tried using any of the
underlying Linux image manipulation functions OR if they are even available
and things like createobject are not allowed so I cannot use imagecfc on
their shared hosting accounts.

Thanks gang!
-- 
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Re: Resizing images Godaddy Linux Coldfusion hosting?

2007-12-17 Thread Ryan Stille
In CF8, all the image functions work the same regardless of the host 
operating system.

If you are not on 8 you could use command line tools if they are 
installed, but if CreateObject is disabled, I doubt they'll let you use 
cfexecute.

-Ryan

Casey Dougall wrote:
 Hello,

 Without having this turn into a heated debate about hosting companies, the
 pros and cons of dedicated boxes etc... I would like to know if anyone is
 resizing images on GoDaddys Linux Coldfusion Shared hosting accounts.

 I have a client who was already hosting with them and adding coldfusion to
 their account was easy enough to get the project rolling. I'm running into
 issues with resizing images though, as I have never tried using any of the
 underlying Linux image manipulation functions OR if they are even available
 and things like createobject are not allowed so I cannot use imagecfc on
 their shared hosting accounts.

 Thanks gang!
   



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Re: Resizing images Godaddy Linux Coldfusion hosting?

2007-12-17 Thread Casey Dougall
On 12/17/07, Ryan Stille [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 In CF8, all the image functions work the same regardless of the host
 operating system.



This is CF7 hosting, they do not offer 8 at this time.


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Re: Resizing images Godaddy Linux Coldfusion hosting?

2007-12-17 Thread Azadi Saryev
try imageCFC from opensourcecf.org/riaforge
i am not 100% sure it runs on linux with no problems, but it uses only 
CF's underlying Java, nothing else, no dll's or anything... so it 
probably 'should' work on linux
mind you, though, the resize quality is quiet a bit removed from superb 
- CF8's cfimage totally kicks a#$ in comparison.

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Casey Dougall wrote:
 On 12/17/07, Ryan Stille [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


 This is CF7 hosting, they do not offer 8 at this time.

   

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Re: Resizing images Godaddy Linux Coldfusion hosting?

2007-12-17 Thread Jake Churchill
It's my understanding that they both use Java's JAI (Java Advanced Imaging) 
packages so I'm not sure how the quality can be that different from one to the 
other.  I use ImageCFC and have NEVER seen any issues as long as you start with 
a good quality image (preferably not .gif format).  

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From: Azadi Saryev [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, December 17, 2007 6:58 PM
To: CF-Talk cf-talk@houseoffusion.com
Subject: Re: Resizing images Godaddy Linux Coldfusion hosting? 

try imageCFC from opensourcecf.org/riaforge
i am not 100% sure it runs on linux with no problems, but it uses only 
CF's underlying Java, nothing else, no dll's or anything... so it 
probably 'should' work on linux
mind you, though, the resize quality is quiet a bit removed from superb 
- CF8's cfimage totally kicks a#$ in comparison.

---
Azadi Saryev
Sabai-dee.com
http://www.sabai-dee.com

Casey Dougall wrote:
 On 12/17/07, Ryan Stille wrote:


 This is CF7 hosting, they do not offer 8 at this time.

 



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Re: Resizing images Godaddy Linux Coldfusion hosting?

2007-12-17 Thread Casey Dougall
On 12/17/07, Jake Churchill [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 It's my understanding that they both use Java's JAI (Java Advanced
 Imaging) packages so I'm not sure how the quality can be that different from
 one to the other.  I use ImageCFC and have NEVER seen any issues as long as
 you start with a good quality image (preferably not .gif format).


ImageCFC uses the java guts to make it work and that's just not going to
happen from what I've seen on their hosting. no createobject tag which is
how imageCFC does its thing.

If I were on their windows coldfusion hosting I could use CFX_Image as I'm
on linux that's not going to an option.

Alagan image component requires createobject as well so that's out of the
question...


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