You're post sounds like it's part of another thread so excuse me if I've
missed something.
cfwddx has the option to go from CF to JS, CF to WDDX, WDDX to CF and WDDX
to JS. Would one of the last two work for you?
Ade
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From: Dan Plesse [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 26
In that case, you might want to try using a different user agent, to see
the
raw error message returned by the server. If you can get into the CF
Administrator, you might also enable robust exception information.
It's an HTTP status 503. Here's the IIS log
#Fields: c-ip cs-username s-sitename
Sorry...
http://w2ksrv1.neo.servequake.com/sqlsurveyor
There ya have it... the SQLSurveyor beta location.
The login is admin_cmg / admin.
Laterz!
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OK, folks... I've been talking about it for ages. Now I'm ready to
show it off for real.
I've got the SQLSurveyor beta in a state that I'm happy enough with to
be ready to have whomever wishes bang at it good and then send it out.
It's got some new features, and I've updated the code in many,
For the tinyMCE users here, a couple of questions if I could. I am
trying this product after using fckEditor for a while. I have 2 issues
keeping me from implementing it right now. The first being there are
not negative font sizes, like size -1, size -2, etc. The size 1
content when sent to a word
I would use CSS rather than font sizes if at all possible, but that may not
suit in this case (it depends on how Word handles it).
As for the second issue, this occurs when you use the advanced view and
click the HTML button?
-Original Message-
From: Dan O'Keefe [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hey, that's actually pretty cool.
-Original Message-
From: Jared Rypka-Hauer - CMG, LLC [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, 26 February 2005 6:44
To: CF-Talk
Subject: SQLSurveyor with NEW DAO Generator Beta site ready for a good,
solid thrashing...
OK, folks... I've been
As I'm sure you are all aware, I've had a rather eventful installation
experience, installing CFMX7 on my WinXpPro dev machine, so I can get
to know CF7. It's got a bit heated, and I've clearly offended a few
people by being so insistent and persistent, but you'll all be as
relieved as I am to
In all those years, you've never had a user come back and say, You know
that feature we said we'd never need - well we need it
Sometimes, but much less often than I have seen users never use a feature
they were claiming not being able to live without.
--
It occurred to me that the reason why JSPs are working and
CFM aren't is probably connected with the fact that they are
being handled by different Enterprise Applications within the
server. So IIS is pointing all the requests at the cfusion
server, but within that the JSPs are being
How long does it take to create a linking table and a
handful of SQL statements,
Too long if it is not necessary.
You could have done it several times over in the time you spent here
justifying not doing it.
REUSE CODE! Use custom tags;
See
As I'm sure you are all aware, I've had a rather eventful
installation experience, installing CFMX7 on my WinXpPro dev
machine, so I can get to know CF7. It's got a bit heated,
and I've clearly offended a few people by being so insistent
and persistent, but you'll all be as relieved as I
On Sat, 26 Feb 2005 23:49:00 +1100, Mike Kear wrote:
...you'll all be as
relieved as I am to learn that my CF7 is now going!
Congratulations Mike!
I decided with some help (detailed below) that the problem wasn't the
CFMX7 installer but windows, ... I
installed using the built-in
In all those years, you've never had a user come back
and say, You know
that feature we said we'd never need - well we need it
Sometimes, but much less often than I have seen users
never use a feature
they were claiming not being able to live without.
Or never use that feature they said
Personally, I've always used the session scope more heavily than the
application scope. However, if you tinker with the gutz ot Tartan,
Fusebox, MachII and any of a number of other products, they're all
using the application scope HEAVILY. Couple that with the availability
of the application scope
I received a number of errors in my event viewer this morning.
There were about 25 errors, spaced over about 2 hours.
This is the error:
Failure to connect to url: http://127.0.0.1/cfide/mib/getmetricdataXML.cfm.;
This was followed by a success report, about 20 seconds later, each time.
During
Updating this thread with a link to the new thread having the resolution.
(Watch the wrap!)
http://www.houseoffusion.com/cf_lists/messages.cfm/threadid:38658/forumid:4
I always hate it when I google a result on a mailing list to find that the
thread terminated and was picked up elsewhere.
On Sat, 26 Feb 2005 13:49:14 -0400, G. Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I received a number of errors in my event viewer this morning.
There were about 25 errors, spaced over about 2 hours.
This is the error:
Failure to connect to url: http://127.0.0.1/cfide/mib/getmetricdataXML.cfm.;
But I use variables within the clientdb that tells me if the
user is logged in and what permissions they have. Plus keep
track of how long they've been idle, so we can log them off,
but not lose any of the data they were working on.
Unfortunately, there aren't any especially good
No the standard for HTTP only allows a url string to have a
few thousand characters if I remember correctly ...
Actually, I don't think there's any limitation on URL lengths within the
HTTP specification. However, there are certainly limitations within specific
browsers and servers:
Indeed the MS driver only supports TCP/IP as a communication
protocol and SQL Server authentication.
While all that may be true, we were talking about the DataDirect Connect
driver shipped with CFMX, not the MS driver.
You could, however use jTDS: it works both over TCP/IP and
named pipes
I'm basing my question on an article I read on the Macromedia
site, Implementing Multitier Hardware Load Balancing with
ColdFusion MX for J2EE or JRun, by Frank DeRienzo and
Brandon Purcell. That article
states:
...put all HTML files in a /html folder and place all images
underneath
Can IIS append to the request header before it passes
it off the CF?
It could, via a custom ISAPI filter that had a higher priority level than
CF's ISAPI filter. I don't know if there are any third-party filters
available that let you append arbitrary information, but there are filters
that
My XMLhttpRequest object is returning with a wddxpacket and two whole lines
of white spaces which I like to remove. I didn't know cfc's returned with
white spaces.
Ex. In the browser source window
//white space or /n
//white space or /n
wddxPacket
Based on the findings from Dave's post, I think you would be
right. Do you know of any binary file viewing tools? I know
Norton Utilities had one a long time ago, but not sure of
current options. I could google it but if you have experience
with any, let me know.
Ultraedit is very nice,
But, I am not shy-- if a better way exists, I promote it...
and take the flack.
Of course, a better way is often a matter of opinion.
That is true, but anyone who knows Linux/Unix knows OS X...
at least at the CLI-level.
It's still a different OS, and requires different maintenance tools
I'll look into that--the issue is that the app from
which I'm getting these Verity collections (a large
knowledge management application) is running on CF 5
and they have no plans to upgrade those servers. (I'm
on CFMX 6.1 on this particular server right now but
we already got our CFMX
Since the service is over SSL.. can't really use TCPmon
to look at the packet.. is there any way to grab the
SOAPEnvelope.. or the body..
You can use a recording proxy on one of the endpoints, in this case the
client. You can have the recording proxy use SSL to communicate with the
server,
I checked these things.
The Macromedia KB error wouldn't apply, as I'm using their fix already.
The other two, I'm not sure - this server has been online awhile, and has never
had this problem. If it were either of those two, I think it would have
manifested itself previously...
Geoff B
Okay, I have to be doing something wrong..
I can't get the username and password to work with CF and Access.
In Coldfusion (application.cfm) I have..
cfset application.dbUserName = Admin
cfset application.dbPassword = xx
In the functions I have..
cfquery name=NextBusinessID datasource=bindex
While all that may be true, we were talking about the DataDirect Connect
driver shipped with CFMX, not the MS driver.
Sorry, I'm not very famililar (if at all) with CF. It's just that the
DataDirect driver is the parent of _a lot_ of the JDBC drivers out there
(including the MS, BEA and IBM
Ahh... so it's a pragmatic issue rather than a specification issue...
I never really looked into it thoroughly.
No the standard for HTTP only allows a url string to have
a
few thousand characters if I remember correctly ...
Actually, I don't think there's any limitation on URL
lengths
Sorry, I'm not very famililar (if at all) with CF. It's just
that the DataDirect driver is the parent of _a lot_ of the
JDBC drivers out there (including the MS, BEA and IBM ones)
and I was a bit confused by earlier posts I've seen on CF
forums. And although the DataDirect driver is (I
Hi all,
With help from the list (much appreciated :-) ) I set up my first inner
join with a linking table. My query, which works great, looks like this:
SELECT *
FROM (words_tb INNER JOIN meanings_tb
ON words_tb.word = meanings_tb.wordFK)
INNER JOIN categories_tb
ON
Ok,
This might be a long shot...
After some research, I found that at the same time that these errors started
appearing, the hard drive on my backup server had filled up. At that time, the
backup server was copying files from the webroot of the server that received
the MIB errors.
I'm not
OOPS, do I feel a little dumb at the moment...
So the PageContext is not an unsupported feature.
Sorry for any frustration or confusion I may have caused...
Blushingly yours...
J
On Sat, 26 Feb 2005 11:56:34 -0600, Jared Rypka-Hauer - CMG, LLC
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Personally, I've
doesnt mine do the same thing?
i didnt mean... if you know or not know, i meant if you can
loop through something to generate it... you can use what i wrote...
not that you cant do the same with yours, but dont they generate the
some output?
tony
On Fri, 25 Feb 2005 19:09:50 -0500, Tony Weeg
Congrats!
I had an interesting install myself, but with 6.1 and xp pro. Ended up
uninstalling the whole thing (that was fun!) and reinstalling mx by itself.
Then it broke again after a few weeks (won't go into all the gory details(ok, I
will. I couldn't manahe my DSN's anymore.:)), until I
Thanks Steven, I was unsure how to do that. I thought about adding
the resolution to the bottom of this one, but I figured lots of people
will be totally annoyed with this one and not read it, but a new
thread meant this one didnt have the resolution to it.
Good idea. Thanks.
Cheers
Mike
thank god, allah, buddha, isis, etc...geesh.
On Sat, 26 Feb 2005 23:49:00 +1100, Mike Kear [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As I'm sure you are all aware, I've had a rather eventful installation
experience, installing CFMX7 on my WinXpPro dev machine, so I can get
to know CF7. It's got a bit
Dave Watts wrote:
I wasn't aware of all that. In the case of Windows authentication using a
native SSO library, do you have to run CFMX as the specific Windows user
against which you want to perform authentication?
apparently not. just add the domain property to the jdbc url along
w/domain
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