I have the following in one page:
cfheader name=firstname value=John
cfheader name=lastname value=Smith
There is also a form button to go to another page. On the
action page, I am outputting cfdump var=#cfhttp# I can
see the values for firstname and lastname in the
ResponseHeader.
Let's assume I accept that COM is dead and that CFMX
support for it will not improve. How do I deal with
connecting to my DLL and using it's functionality without
using ASP? In my case this COM object is a wrapper for
another vendor's DLL that provides business logic. Can
this be done
Dave.. it's 3 a.m... go to bed. =)
~Todd
At 03:02 AM 9/29/2002 -0400, you wrote:
I have the following in one page:
cfheader name=firstname value=John
cfheader name=lastname value=Smith
There is also a form button to go to another page. On the
action page, I am outputting cfdump
that case, you could write your wrapper in Java.
the requirement for java wrapper classes comes up often enough that perhaps
one of the java guri could write up something (from a CF perspective)?
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However, I would strongly argue that in CFMX you really
should no longer be using cfinclude'd UDF libraries. The
libraries should be converted to CFCs. If you're worried
about performance, don't be.
This is 100% wrong. At least in my opinion. UDFs are NOT the
same beast
This I have to see you say a complete 'novice' at Flash? Is this
course only going to cover the basics of Rich Internet apps rather than
using Flash as it was designed e.g. animation etc...?
Flash is great tool for some compelling work on the internet, but there
are also some dreadfully
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Will,
Worked fine for me -- you said you hit Submit Query but the
value of the submit button should say Attach -- you sure you are
browsing the right file or need to hit refresh or something?
No idea why that
Does anyone have any idea why some client sessions disappear when my users
move to non-coldfusion parts of my site? This is not happening with all
users, but is particularly true of users who are using Symantec's personal
firewall. (They are definitely accepting cookies, because when a user
Michael, is there anywhere on the CF part of your site where you are
deleting Session vars are you just relying on the Timespan. Also where are
you creating the Session vars and are you checking if they already exist
before you create them? Just some pointers to check.
You might also want to
No, we don't delete them anywhere. It's used for granting access to people
who've paid for a week or more access to a part of the site. There are
lots of vars kept and I'd be reluctant to keep them all on the user's
machine in a cookie. That's a security problem, as users can change the
- Original Message -
From: Raymond Camden [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Again - my main comment is that it's wrong to say you should NOT uses
UDFs. I wouldn't use
a CFC as a UDF library, but I don't see it as bad per se, just maybe not
appropriate.
For what reason?
Michael, this is a little confusing but it is not the whole of the Session
Vars that are stored in the cookie just the bit that refers/ties the user to
them (CFID- CFTOKEN). We have had Session var issues similar to this before
and setting setclientcookies=Yes clientstorage=Cookie has cured the
What's the path/filename of the file you need to edit to change the one
external IP address allowed by CFMX?
TIA
Dick
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Hi
I would like to know if constraints other than keys are usually used? I have
a database where the email address must be unique and was wondering if a
constraint should be used. I could check for the existence of an email
address prior to inserting a new record but this involves another query.
I have recently just done a similar thing for a games site... The email
address and the display name of the user was to be unique... The way I
did it was via a stored procedure... So on registration I call a stored
procedure and pass all the details through, then the proc works out if
it can be
Neil, let check and see what I can share. All I feel comfortable saying
right now is that I am _extremely_ happy with what I've seen of the
course - and I do not like 'art junk'. I'll get back with more info if I
can.
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For what reason? I've jumped in mid-thread here, but I'm
really keen to get
some good nitty-gritty low-down on the pros/cons/appropriate
contexts for
custom tags/UDFs/CFCs.
I've had access to CF5 for a while, but most of my clients
have been stuck
on CF4.5 hosts, so I've not really
I assume you mean the developer version.
You need to recycle services, then you can surf it with the new machine.
At 11:19 AM 9/29/2002 -0700, you wrote:
What's the path/filename of the file you need to edit to change the one
external IP address allowed by CFMX?
TIA
Dick
You sure it's not stored in memory???
At 11:19 AM 9/29/02, you wrote:
What's the path/filename of the file you need to edit to change the one
external IP address allowed by CFMX?
TIA
Dick
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I am not absolutely sure, but I just recycled CFMX it didn't allow a
second IP address -- it still remembered the previous (non - 127.0.0.1)
IP address.
So, it must be in a file!
Dick
On Sunday, September 29, 2002, at 12:20 PM, Brian Scandale wrote:
You sure it's not stored in memory???
This is probably your best solution. I would _still_ put the constraint on
the table because imho it's better to have a user see an error than to have
no indication when something is wrong. This way, in the event that the
stored procedure isn't working properly -- for any reason -- you'll know
I seem to recall seeing something about this on
http://cfmxplus.blogspot.com/. I haven't tried it though.
Good luck!
Christian
-Original Message-
From: Dick Applebaum [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 29 September 2002 21:15
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: CFMX Developer - External IP
The file you want is license.properties and it's under the lib directory of
your CFMX installation. Take out the allowed-ips line and cycle the
services. This will allow access via localhost and the one external IP
address.
HTH
John.
-Original Message-
From: Dick Applebaum
Thanks, John
That did it.
I think I will modify the shell script to fix the file when CFMX starts
up.
Dick
On Sunday, September 29, 2002, at 02:12 PM, John Beynon wrote:
The file you want is license.properties and it's under the lib
directory of
your CFMX installation. Take out the
Hi,
I'm upgrading from CF 4.0.1 to CF 5 and I have read that locking changed
from 4.0 to 4.5. I'm currently using application variables and wanted some
thoughts on this:
Does anyone see any issues with moving all of my application variables to
the request scope in application.cfm using:
cflock
Kola Oyedeji wrote:
I would like to know if constraints other than keys are usually used?
I use them rather frequently. To do stuff like testing whether mutually
exclusive fields are valid, from and to fields are in the right order etc.
For the rest I will just presume you mean an index if
I modified the CFMX startup script to clear the Allowed external IP
address -- works great!
I am curious, I thought this was supposed to be done automatically by
CFMX when you cycled the Developer system.
Is this true?
If so. where and when is this done?
I know I am dealing with a port, but
Hi,
I'm upgrading from CF 4.0.1 to CF 5 and I have read that
locking changed
from 4.0 to 4.5. I'm currently using application variables
and wanted some
thoughts on this:
Does anyone see any issues with moving all of my
application variables to
the request scope in application.cfm using:
Ok, I'm told I can talk freely...
Folks, I've only looked at the first 6 units, but what I see so far I
love. It is a very NON ART Flash AS type class. All of the things I
learned were not things that required even the tiniest amount of
artistic ability. What I did learn was to use form type
Alternatively i could attempt to insert a duplicate email
address and catch any database error generated as a result.
If you can detect whether an insert errors because of the
unique index that would be my choice.
Ideally that would be my answer also ... in practical terms, I'm always
Argh!
I have a stored procedure with parameters as:
CREATE PROCEDURE tap_adLibUpdate
LibraryID int,
Ident int,
UpdatedDate datetime,
PageFileName varchar(15) = NULL,
ArchivePath varchar(15) = NULL,
Scheduled bit = 0,
RestoreID int =
All I know is that's a DLL I use to access via CFOBJECT with COM as type.
It's a Siebel app, it is probably COM.
- Original Message -
From: Dave Watts [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: CF-Talk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, September 29, 2002 3:07 AM
Subject: RE: Com ASP and CFMX hopefully MM are
On 9/30/02, Michael Kear penned:
Does anyone have any idea why some client sessions disappear when my users
move to non-coldfusion parts of my site? This is not happening with all
users, but is particularly true of users who are using Symantec's personal
firewall. (They are definitely
At 01:45 PM 9/26/02, you wrote:
I have two date and time fields, start and end. I want find the difference
and i want to display the difference as days:hrs:mins:secs what is the best
way to do that... ?
Right now i use hour minute and second (built in functions) and those work
find for
Hi, Raymond.
Thanks for the news. Sounds perfect.
Once I figure out that I can program the Flash/CF Interface
(i.e., make money with it!), then I'll figure out how to make it look
great...
that's really the easiest part.
The only questions now are:
1. Is this an online course or will I have
Please post non-technical things such as neat sigs to the CF-Community list.
This list is for technical talk only. Thank you.
No particular message, just a neat sig I haven't been able to use,
Dick
You couldn't get a clue during the clue mating
season in a field full of horny clues if you
the course is not online - you must visit a Macromedia training partner, I'm
not sure the cost off-hand but it's definitely not free - contact a training
partner for more info on training costs, and I believe it's going to be
publicly available in about 1-1 1/2 months, though I could be mistaken.
On Sun, 29 Sep 2002 00:30:49 +0200, in cf-talk you wrote:
To clarify what what he's saying, basically the mail protocol uses a
dot on a line by itself as an indicator that we're at the end of an
email message.
Hardly a left over. You need *something* to signal the end of a message.
True
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