> > What's the advantage of running through a webserver such
> > as Apache versus the web server that's built in to JRun?
> > Mind you, I'm talking about *CFMX FOR JRUN*, not CFMX
> > standalone. I know about the standalone performance
> > differences, but do these same differences exist for
> > JR
I know that CF people from MM monitor this list -- I wonder if any CF
people will be in the MM booth at MacWorld 2003 -- Starts Jan 07, 2003.
TIA
Dick
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Mike,
I would consider putting your validation at a lower level than your CF
code. In other words, I would put a unique constraint on your table
for the fields that you want to be unique. I generally like this
approach better than validating in CF because you can be sure the same
validat
Thanks, everyone.
CGI.Server_Name worked fine.
Sorry I took so long to thank everyone for your help.
I believe it was *last year* when I first posted the question! ;o)
Rick
-Original Message-
From: Everett, Al [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, December 31, 2002 11:45 AM
To: CF
> What's the advantage of running through a webserver such
> as Apache versus the web server that's built in to JRun?
> Mind you, I'm talking about *CFMX FOR JRUN*, not CFMX
> standalone. I know about the standalone performance
> differences, but do these same differences exist for
> JRun?
As
I've installed eval copy of SQL2000 on my XP Prof
Edition without any problem. The account I used
during installation belongs to "System administrator"
group.
Don Li
--- Peter Tilbrook <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> It does not appear to be the draconian measures
> instilled by the
> "Administrato
I've been enjoying this thread immensely, as the support/community for CFMX
for J2EE servers is extremely sparse and I've had lots of different
questions. I've seen posts on the forums regarding the following question,
but have yet to see a reply.
What's the advantage of running through a webserve
Not to worry I was not upset by what you said. You have good and valid
points. I agree with, for example, with what you say :)
-Original Message-
From: Andy Ousterhout [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Saturday, January 04, 2003 12:52 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: newbie school of hard kno
I can't tell you how many times I have run into nonsense errors like this
when installing SQL 2000. In my eyes, although SQL 2000 has a good core
engine, the install and the interface is very buggy and sensitive to system
and software oddities. I wish I could tell give you specific advise,
althou
I had the problem installing it as well, but even though it hang at the
end, my SQL still worked. Then my computer crashed, had to reinstall XP,
so started from scratch, and had no problems with the SQL install. Odd,
huh? Do you have admin rights on that machine?
-Original Message-
From: P
Mike,
I did not mean to imply that you shouldn't test thoroughly and that you
shouldn't understand and document what user situations you plan on catching,
what you will do when you catch them and those situations such as first
name/last name that you may choose not too catch. For example, you mig
Jochem
With your and Sean's comments and reading Sean's Blogs, I think I have
it now.
With CFMXJ2ee and JRun you can.
1) Set up multiple JRun Servers (Server Instances). Each of these,
effectively, uses a separate OS Process and JVM.
2) Each JRun Server Instance can run 1 (or more) applicati
Wow I wish the company I work for would take this idea to heart. I work
for a centralized laboratory that performs clinical drug trials for the
big pharmaceutical companies. We have always been compelled (Forced?)
to make our code bullet proof so that the user could not enter any
invalid or unaut
Is there a way to specify a list of files (.htm, .cfm or whatever...) for a
Verity Collection WHERE the files live in the same folder as files to be
indexed?
*
2nd question
I do not have access to the Cold Fusion administrator for the site in
quest
Mike,
You can't find this by checking the names, you might just find 2 people who
fit your definition of duplicate. You could only check this by using some
other User info, like email address or telephone number. I agree with the
earlier note that this is not something you should check for.
By
Dick Applebaum wrote:
>
> I haven't seen it mentioned, but wouldn't another advantage be that
> each context would be able to use "dangerous" CFMX features such as
> cfobject, custom tags, etc., because the contexts are isolated.
Contexts are only of limited use here. They only serve to protec
Rob -
Thanks for your input. Digging around, I found *another*
libstdc++yaddayadda library buried six or seven subdirectories inside
/usr/lib. I did the symlink thing again, and InstallAnywhere was
sufficiently fooled enough to install MX. There was much rejoicing and they
ate Sir Robin's Minst
>s the open platform? Java is a platform
> supported by multiple
> > vendors, yes, but I don't believe this qualifies
> it as open (despite
> > what Sun's marketing department might say).
> >
> Why not? The various Java specifications are
> publicly available. Just
> because Sun created its own org
J2EE can be difficult, but I am not sure what is being
meant by J2EE in this.
JSP form part of J2EE, as do many other technologies.
You just pick the ones you need for the problem at
hand.
Cheers
> I agree with everythin you said except the idea that
> Java is less expensive.
> J2EE is still q
> -Original Message-
> From: Peter Tilbrook [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Saturday, January 04, 2003 12:43 AM
> To: CF-Talk
> Subject: OT: Looking for SHOESTRING.TTF font
>
>
> Anyone know where I can get hold of this very distinct font?
> Called "shoestring" it is quite distinct.
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