> Hmmm... So there is no direct JDBC driver that come with CF?
All of the drivers that come with CF are JDBC drivers. Whenever you pick any
of the listed datasource types besides "Other", you're using JDBC drivers
that come with CF. Pointbase is the only driver that comes with CF, for
which you ha
> Hello all,
>
> I have set up MySQL on my local box, everything works fine until I try
> to use a password when creating a datasource in CF Administrator. I
> get the "1045 Access Denied" error. I am able to create the
> datasource fine if I don't use a password, so I know the issue is not
In CF5 you could also make an ODBC connection from within the CF
Administrator. If you are going to do performance comparisons make sure the
Advanced Settings are all the same. IIRC the recommended UNchecking of
Maintain Database Connections is the default in MX' JDBC interface, so make
sure yo
>>The Pointbase driver only works with
Pointbase databases, to the best of my knowledge.
Hmmm... So there is no direct JDBC driver that come with CF?
Any JDBC connection must go through the ODBC bridge?
Then were is the advantage of JDBC?
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I noticed you said you want to exlude them from the search, so I
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> And this driver will read ANY database?
No, Pointbase has its own file format. The Pointbase driver only works with
Pointbase databases, to the best of my knowledge.
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>>The only one that comes with CF, as far as I'm aware, is Pointbase.
And this driver will read ANY database?
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>> Yup that is expected behavior, since CF is no longer tied to the ODBC
applet like it once was.
Ok, now I understand that is not an Access database then there is no
ODBC connection to it.
I was confused because there is also a compassTravel Acces database, and
I thought the JDBC connection
t
> Ok, if I can find where they are ;-) I suppose some of them
> come with CF?
The only one that comes with CF, as far as I'm aware, is Pointbase.
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From: Matt Woodward [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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i dunno if there is a better work around, i have never really bothered to look,
the way i do it takes about 17.4 seconds to do so it's easy enough.
Seems as tho there was someting about a local mysql system that just didnt let
you use it but it sure looks like thats your fix and as long as you s
>>First, the CompassTravel example you're referring to isn't an Access
database. It's a Pointbase database. Pointbase is a Java database server
intended for embedded applications. JRun has included it for some time for
sample applications; it's better for this purpose because it will work on
any p
Thanks Dave, but I have set up a dummy user locally with the same username
and password as that of the live application, so I don't think that is the
issue...
It works absolutely great as long as I don't try to use a password. For
some reason that is what's throwing it off.
I have a bunch of
> This is what I have indeed for ODBC connections, but for
> JDBC, the docs say I must pick "Other",
> then I must enter a "JDBC URL" line like:
> jdbc:pointbase:compasstravel,database.home=C:/inetsrv/wwwroot/
> cfdocs/getting_started/db
> No browser to a file. I suspect this is proper to CFMX 6 a
>>You go to the dsn area, give the thing a name and pick your dsn type.
For Access
I would pick MS Access with Unicode Support.
This is what I have indeed for ODBC connections, but for JDBC, the docs
say I must pick "Other",
then I must enter a "JDBC URL" line like:
jdbc:pointbase:compasstravel
> I'm trying to install a JDBC DS under CFMX 6.1
> It's really a mess! :-(
> I succeeded to define the compassTravel example as described
> in the docs, but cannot manage to install any other DS on any
> other Access database, even scupuleously copiing the path name
> with same upper and lower ca
> You can set a DSN to use any instance you have installed, you
> simply name it in the DSN.
If you're using CFMX to connect to SQL Server named instances, you will need
to specify the appropriate TCP port for each; the name itself won't make any
difference. Each named instance will have its own
that would be because your local MySQL install doesnt have the same pw's as
your live one therefor you are trying to give it a username and password it
doesn't have and getting the warning.
Not sure how others do it but in my Application.cfm or cfc (shut it will) I
set 2 sets of connection var
Hello all,
I have set up MySQL on my local box, everything works fine until I try to use a
password when creating a datasource in CF Administrator. I get the "1045
Access Denied" error. I am able to create the datasource fine if I don't use a
password, so I know the issue is not caused by inc
fyi
Flash Player 8 will allow multiple files to be uploaded at once.
http://blog.oinam.com/archives/2005/08/flash_8_file_up.html
(includes CFR examples)
mike chambers
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Rick Root wrote:
> Claude Schneegans wrote:
>
>> >>The Stickman blog has a cool, cross-browser, single-form
Establishing a JDBC connection should be as easy as falling off a log. You
go to the dsn area, give the thing a name and pick your dsn type. For Access
I would pick MS Access with Unicode Support. Then the dialog pops up and I
would select the file location via the java applet tree (almost the s
On 8/27/05, Claude Schneegans <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> 1º When I define an ODBC connection from Windows, the CF Administrator
> does not see it.
Yup that is expected behavior, since CF is no longer tied to the ODBC
applet like it once was.
2º I then redifine the same one in the Administ
Claude Schneegans wrote:
> >>The Stickman blog has a cool, cross-browser, single-form implementation
>
> This is interesting indeed.
> However, one still has to select one file at a time, and there is no
> possibility to select a whole directory.
> IMO that would be the most usefull feature, but
>>Are you doing this to add a dsn programmatically to extend your CFX?
Well, the first step would be at least to have a couple of JDBC
connections in my system, so I'm just using
the CF Administrator to define a couple of them on some databases I have.
I've been able to create one on the compas
>>Figure JDBC has nothing to do with ODBC. So its only natural that a JDBC
connection doesn't show in the Windows ODBC applet, and anything in the
ODBC
applet is not shown in CF's JDBC dsn list.
No no, may be I shouldn't have posted the two problems in the same time.
My problem with ODBC has not
>>The Stickman blog has a cool, cross-browser, single-form implementation
This is interesting indeed.
However, one still has to select one file at a time, and there is no
possibility to select a whole directory.
IMO that would be the most usefull feature, but it is limited by the
HTTP protocole
Does anyone have experience with ERCreator 3.0?
http://www.modelcreator.com/
I am looking for an affordable database modeling ide that supports at
minimum the following: SQL Server, MySQL, PostgreSQL, Oracle, and Access
Thank you,
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Yeah I agree all the way...the oringal date was november butlast I
checked discussions were still going on about naming conventions...
Adam H
On 8/26/05, Rick Root <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> IMO, more than a few developers can really slow down a project in its
> early stages.
>
> Feel free
I just ran across this. Has anyone used it?
http://www.railo.ch/en/documentation/index.cfm?treeID=18
Supports cfc's too.
Will
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Kevin Aebig wrote:
> So Does SQLite and it offers *way* more options. Triggers, stored
> procedures... there's a reason PHP changed over.
And that reason has got nothing to do with capabilities but with
the different licensing of the MySQL drivers.
Jochem
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