check out
http://livedocs.macromedia.com/coldfusion/7/htmldocs/wwhelp/wwhimpl/common/html/wwhelp.htm?context=ColdFusion_Documentation&file=part_cfm.htm
DK
On 5/17/06, kurt schroeder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is there a way to embed an image in a cfmail without using a web reference.
>
> Thanks
Duh!
This does it:
WHERE event_date < #threemonths# and
event_date >= #startDATE#
See! Getting away from the computer and thinking about things while
walking your dogs really helps!!
>
>
>
>
> SELECT
> id, event_date, event_name FROM events
> WHERE month(event_date) >= #month(start
why not try a BETWEEN '' and ''
where you fill the '' and '' with the REAL dates...
that will get everything in between, and the ones
that are directly on the date.
rather than just looking at the month, since 1 is less than 12
you can do the between, which follows date rules.
tw
On 5/17/06, Les
OK, starting with January through September - this works great. It pulls
up the current month and the next three months worth of events.
SELECT
id, event_date, event_name FROM events
WHERE month(event_date) >= #month(startDATE)#
and event_date < #threemonths#
and year(event_date)
Thanks, I found a way to do it. Just had to add a field to the
Table to hold the WeekNumber and the GROUP by WEEKNUM ;-)
Thanks!
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From: Dawson, Michael [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, May 17, 2006 10:18 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: MS-SQL Group by Week
Check
Check out this thread:
http://www.sqlteam.com/forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=6228
M!ke
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From: Coldfusion [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, May 17, 2006 9:07 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: MS-SQL Group by Week
Does anyone know if it is possible via Query to group results
Does anyone know if it is possible via Query to group results by Week when
the field actually
contains a full date?
I have a query where I have to pull all data and the SUM of a field which
all should be grouped
by Week such as:
Week 1 (01/01/2006 - 01/07/2006)
John Smith
Project 5: 15hrs
Thank you Denny, I will continue to experiment.
Thanks,
Mark
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From: Denny Valliant [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, May 17, 2006 7:59 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Passing Java Applet vars back to CF
Here is some crappy code that lets you pass a CF session ar
Yes you can indeed.
Check out this post by Ben Forta on the subject:
http://www.forta.com/blog/index.cfm/2006/1/10/ColdFusion-And-SQL-Server-2005
and this SysCon article:
http://coldfusion.sys-con.com/read/170133.htm
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On 5/17/06, Dirk Sieber <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> The issues that we're having is with transfers either taking an insanely
> long time, or just timing out, and never completing. It seems to just
> be a size issue - as soon as we're talking about a MB or 2, odds of
> completion go *way* down.
Yeah, XPath is very cool, from what I have seen. I just started playing
with XPath yesterday while considering rebuilding one of my existing
apps.
I don't know if this is the main reason, but I love the ability to
"break down" the XML into smaller chunks that are more-managable.
I have not run i
Well, no specific hints, but you can google for JVM settings a lot of
the time instead of "coldfusion JVM blah blah" whatnot and find out
a few nifty features of most JVM's, (or you can look up your specific
JVM, of course) that aren't usually listed along with CF stuff.
There are quite a few kewl
Ok, I mangled it. But that's cuz I'm trying to do it without google,
or looking at my own. In your case I think xjrun.home would be
the same as the "normal" application.home one.
Still from memory, but I'm going to run with
d:/servers/jrun01/bin
As being what should probably be in the applicatio
Whoops. Nope, where cf resides, basically.
Depends on your install, but in multi-j2ee, it's
generally something like
jrun4/servers/cfusion/cfusion-ear/cfusion-war/WEB-INF/cfusion
I think.
Your config looks edited, so... Eh, I dunno.
:denny
On 5/17/06, Denny Valliant <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
In this case it's probably C:/JRun4/bin
application.home is where JRun resides, basically.
I think.
:DennY
On 5/17/06, Troy Simpson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> In the jvm.config file there is a reference called application.home.
> What does application.home refer to? Here is what my custom
>
> I'm not sure this is a CFdocument issue. I have experienced this recently
> opening stand alone PDF files. Several times I have opened PDF files and
> the text is mirrored. I have no idea how or why, but I have experienced it
> outside the CF world.
Where did you get the "stand alone" PDF's?
I am trying to copy a k2 collection from server s1 to server s2 and it
works when I do this:
1. Log into s2 and use rcadmin to take the collection offline.
2. Copy the raw files comprising the collection from s1 to s2.
3. On s2, use rcadmin to bring the collection back
Here is some crappy code that lets you pass a CF session around, sorta,
by using the cftoken, cfid, and application name.
The above example is a snippet from my livegrid experiment. Thus the
grabbing of the passed session's ["livegrid_
This whole thing was a bit of a surprise to me, to be honest. I'd never had
occasion to snag a shot out of a movie before so to find I couldn't just use
a screen shot like i'd been doing since the old DOS days was a surprise.
Thanks to everyone for all the suggestions.
And Patric I wasn't making a
Right. There should be another argument called 'encoding'. That would end
lots of confusion between the two.
Phil
-Original Message-
From: Claude Schneegans [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, May 17, 2006 3:22 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: CFHTTP Charset Question
>>UTF-8 is an e
> Has anyone else seen this error when trying to refresh a web
> service in cf admin? I am getting this error pretty
> consistently on at least two of my servers (cf standard on
> Windows). I *always* see this behavior shortly after
> restarting the server. Sometimes it goes away after 1-2
> m
> So are you saying that I should never use floats (if so why
> are the even a data type)?
No, sometimes they are good enough; if they are good enough for your
purpose, then they will be more efficiently stored than more precise
datatypes such as DECIMAL.
> I've used them in SQL server DBs in t
On 5/17/06, Bryan Stevenson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> Other than that STUPID issue, I'm liking Win 2003 far better than Win 2K.
Leaps and bounds better. I was unaware of how far it had come, specifically
active directory, until I took a MS test. Never thought all that key crypto
knowledg
Hmm, very interesting.
So are you saying that I should never use floats (if so why are the even a data
type)? I've used them in SQL server DBs in the past and never had this problem,
is this just down to MySQL?
Cheers
>> I have recently found a bizarre situation where numbers are not
>calculat
Hmm, very interesting.
So are you saying that I should never use floats (if so why are the even a data
type)? I've used them in SQL server DBs in the past and never had this problem,
is this just down to MySQL?
Cheers
>> I have recently found a bizarre situation where numbers are not
>calculat
Freakin' sweeet!
Thanks Mike. This Xpath stuff looks pretty cool. I need to get learning this
stuff. Especially when we move SQL 2005 in house.
...
Ben Nadel
www.bennadel.com
-Original Message-
From: Dawson, Michael [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, May 17
Glad to help!
Since you say you know the format, I don't see any reasons why you
should not do this. It certainly cuts down on the amount of digging you
would have to do if you stopped the xmlSearch() a level above this
element.
This works just peachy:
#results[1].XmlText#
M!ke
-Origina
> -Original Message-
> From: Rick Root [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: May 17, 2006 12:36 PM
> To: CF-Talk
> Subject: Re: Replacements/alternatives for CFFILE upload?
>
> Dirk Sieber wrote:
> >
> > Can anyone out there recommend a good alternative?
>
> FTP? =)
It might come to that.
Kurt,
I have done it before, in ColdFusion 5, but not in years. The way it worked
there was similar to MS Word embedded images. You write the image in Base64
to the mail data and give it an id and then you refer to that id in the HTML
markup. Something like:
I don't remember any of the specific
Is there a way to embed an image in a cfmail without using a web reference.
Thanks
KES
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Mike,
You rock! I would like to modify it to be:
//*[name()='searchFor']
Since in only care about the searchFor node and not in it's relations to
other elements; I know what the xml data is going to look like and am not
worries about finding the wrong element.
Any red flags about my way consi
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Ahhh. This is what I was originally going for...
xmlSearch(xmlPacket,
"/soap:Envelope/soap:Body/*[name()='doDirectorySearch']/child::*")
This search will return all child elements, of doDirectorySearch, with
each element as an array item.
The problem, with your xml, is that you have namespaces
This works, to a point. It will, at least, get your information into an
array where you can access it a bit easier.
You have to account for the namespaces, if any, as well as the elements,
in your xml packet.
I ran into this issue yesterday. Here is the source of my solution:
http://www.talk
Is there a way to make jrun spit this out when I run the application
in console mode?
For example, I create a start.bat file with the following and run it
from the console (cmd.exe window).
c:\jrun4\bin\jrun -config d:\servers\bin\jvm_jrun01.config -start jrun01
pause
On 5/16/06, Steve Brownlee
Has anyone else seen this error when trying to refresh a web service
in cf admin? I am getting this error pretty consistently on at least
two of my servers (cf standard on Windows). I *always* see this
behavior shortly after restarting the server. Sometimes it goes away
after 1-2 minutes, and somet
On 5/17/06, Brian Kotek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> CF already has an idiom for dealing with recordsets: the query result set.
Which is itself a design pattern :)
> There is significant overhead of building an array of CFC instances for all
> the matching records. In just about every context I'v
John:
This thread was simply to help Ian (and any others interested) get an
understanding of this model. No one said this was the best way to go,
or even said it was necessary. I think you assumed far too much.
However, thanks for pointing out why some of these concepts are not a
"one size fits
Having some XmlSearch problems, need help, totally stuck,
For some reason, the "results" object is not returning any results on
"//doDirectorySearch". But, from the xml being saved below, it looks like it
should totally work. I also tried "//[EMAIL PROTECTED]" thinking
that it was an attribute iss
On 5/17/06, Steve Brownlee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 1. Validation
That's fine for atomic validation (specific validation rules for this
particular field) but you'll still need a way to validate the state of
the entire object -- relationships and dependencies between
attributes.
And since you'
The "if ever" is true. The Gateway manipulates recordsets for you. The
DAO still performs all operations on individual rows. You could, of
course, write a gateway function that performs mass updates/insertions,
but it would still be looping over a structure/array and using the DAO
to perform the
CF already has an idiom for dealing with recordsets: the query result set.
There is significant overhead of building an array of CFC instances for all
the matching records. In just about every context I've ever encountered,
this is overkill. I would recommend simply returning the query result set.
Steve Brownlee
My best attempt at a skeleton gateway for your TrimaDAO...
Thanks, that looks very helpful. I am still playing with the basic bean and
DAO, should get to the gateway part shortly.
If I understand your example correctly, the gateway supplants the dao when one
is working with mul
>Brad Wood wrote:
>> Asfusion.com had a sweet flash file upload to use in flash forms with a
>> progress bar and everything.
>>
>> Don't know if it satisfies your need or not though...
>
>That looks pretty sweet but probably doesn't satisfy his needs cuz it
>still uses cffile on the backend. It'
My best attempt at a skeleton gateway for your TrimaDAO...
select all of your trima machines
for ( i=1; i lte q_allTrimaMachines; i=i+1 )
{
trimaBean = createobject("component",
"com.bloodsource.trimaBean");
trima
In the jvm.config file there is a reference called application.home.
What does application.home refer to? Here is what my custom
jvm.config file looks like:
#
# VM configuration
#
# Where to find JVM, if {java.home}/jre exists then that JVM is used
# if not then it must be the path to the JRE its
A Gateway object (of the J2EE pattern "table data gateway") is another
database abstraction. Where a DAO deals with individual objects/recrods, a
Gateway deals with sets of records. In other words, a Gateway will return
query result sets. So where a DAO will have methods like create(), read(),
upda
>>UTF-8 is an encoding, not a charset
Right, but CFHTTP takes the encoding in the "CHARSET" attribute ;-)
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Oh, except boolean values should to either what their default value is
in the database or whatever makes sense.
-Original Message-
From: Steve Brownlee [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, May 17, 2006 3:57 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: OOD/Design Patterns and ColdFusion.
Numeric at
I'm wondering if that can be used in conjunction with a plain HTML form?
-Original Message-
From: Rick Root [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, May 17, 2006 2:58 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Replacements/alternatives for CFFILE upload?
Brad Wood wrote:
> Asfusion.com had a sweet
Brad Wood wrote:
> Asfusion.com had a sweet flash file upload to use in flash forms with a
> progress bar and everything.
>
> Don't know if it satisfies your need or not though...
That looks pretty sweet but probably doesn't satisfy his needs cuz it
still uses cffile on the backend. It's still
Numeric attributes default to 0, all other simple values default to ""
including dates.
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From: Ian Skinner [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, May 17, 2006 3:51 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: OOD/Design Patterns and ColdFusion.
I'm building my bean. Created sectio
Ah.. I thought he was still having issues with ligature characters. UTF-8 is
an encoding, not a charset.
>NCR data is hust plain 7 bits ASCII, and can be fully transmitted in
Yes. I know.. That was in my post: "replace those characters (NCRs will be
ascii)"
Warmest Regards,
Phillip B. Holmes
h
I'm building my bean. Created section for the default values modeled on Matt's
person/address example. Any concerns on what the default values actually are?
Since CF does not have the null. What about a default date for a date
parameter or a default Boolean of that type of parameter? What b
Asfusion.com had a sweet flash file upload to use in flash forms with a
progress bar and everything.
Don't know if it satisfies your need or not though...
http://www.asfusion.com/blog/entry/file-upload-with-coldfusion-flash-for
ms
~Brad
-Original Message-
From: Rick Root [mailto:[EMAIL
If your not going to use a gateway Object, I would put a method in your DAO to
return a query for the master list. You could then create a bean and populate
it though each record or just output the query. I tend to do a bit of both so
I guess my apps are more OOish the straight OO. If your go
Dirk Sieber wrote:
>
> Can anyone out there recommend a good alternative?
FTP? =)
I've never had problems with cffile. And since CFFILE *IS* java (as all
coldfusion is), using java calls to handle file uploads probably
wouldn't make a difference.
An alternative would be to develop some kind
And by gateway object, we're talking about, basically, an abstraction
layer on top of the bean and DAO to handle "meta" functions that cannot
be handled by the DAO or Bean individually. It's up to you if you want
to tackle that layer now or just stick to a CFQUERY at the top of the
page and output
Oh yeah, I forgot the line. Then you just loop over
that query in your output page, adding the links to the detail form.
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> One question that has not yet been addressed is how would I use these bean
> and DAO objects for the master page? Or is it easier just to keep this
> procedural where I would query the database for all the Trima Records and
> output each one with a link to the form-detail page?
>
Now you are t
>>The problem he is having is that the source charset is
not lining up with the actual data coming across.
Nope; he says "When I make the get request specifying the charset as
iso-8859-1
everything returns fine", so there is no problem with the feed and the
charset it specifies.
His only probl
If your not going to use a gateway Object, I would put a method in your DAO
to return a query for the master list. You could then create a bean and
populate it though each record or just output the query. I tend to do a bit
of both so I guess my apps are more OOish the straight OO. If your going
Here is an example as well
http://mannixmarketing.com/casey/pdf/pdf-text.jpg
I'm not sure this is a CFdocument issue. I have experienced this recently
opening stand alone PDF files. Several times I have opened PDF files and the
text is mirrored. I have no idea how or why, but I have experien
Steve Brownlee
That way the order in which they are set is moot. The equivalent of an XOR
operation :)
Ok that makes sense and seems to align well with the concept of the bean/object
being responsible for itself.
I think I got a handle on the form, form action, bean and dao relationship.
I am running it on a machine with I believe 2GB of RAM but maybe less than
that, I know it has a single 2ghz CPU in it. Have not noticed any
performance issues on it.
On 5/17/06, Tim Claremont <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> The machine in question is a dual 3 GHz with 3 GB of RAM. I am not happy
CFdocument creates PDF's that open fine on most computers, there are are
times when it opens with garbled text. Not legitable at all. It's only
certain people and the actual version of Acrobat doesn't seem to be the
issue. Anyone lock down the reasoning behind this?
Here is an example as well
ht
I don't really where the problem is.
You have to specify the address anyway, don't you?
So what is the problem to specify the encoding as well?
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I disagree Claude. The problem he is having is that the source charset is
not lining up with the actual data coming across. I think his issue is NCR
data.
Java should recognize the correct charset appropriately and in coordination
with that, you can use the IsUnmappable() method to make sure you h
On 5/16/06, Dave Watts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > But I'd personally maintain that for many pitches for
> > building web apps, it's ".NET, Java or other" where other
> > is just as likely to be PHP, CF, or Rails.
>
> CF does have a potential advantage in the Java world, in that it can
> integra
How about uploading them to a local directory (on the web server), and
then build a batch script that checks that directory periodically and
moves any files to the correct location? Also, you could set the
timeout for your upload page to a higher amount, using cfsetting.
> -Original Message--
Here you are seeing that there are a multitude of ways to accomplish the
same task. Steve mentions that you could call the validate with in the
setter method. I have done just that for something simple like stripping out
dashes from a phone and/or fax number. I'm not sure that it makes sense for
yo
Yeah, that's what I was thinking too. I know that the original feed I
referenced did not return a content-type response header so it will be
no help. And even using getEncoding()...how would this work? I'd
have to get the content, get the encoding and then get the content
again (this time specif
// make sure begin is before end
// make sure end is after begin
...
...
...
...
That way the order in which they are set is moot. The equivalent of an
XOR operation :)
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From: Ian Skinner [mailto:[EMAIL PRO
When validating the start date, you would check to see if the endDate
was blank. If it is blank, the start date is valid. If enddate is not
blank, then check the relationship (startdate less than enddate)
You'd do the same blank/relationship check for the enddate
On 5/17/06, Ian Skinner <[EMAIL P
>>getEncoding()
This will "Retrieves the Charset as guessed from the underlying
InputStream".
But if the charset is not specified in the response header and if CF
does not interpret characters correctly,
it is probabilly that CF "guesses wrong", so this won't really help.
The only way I can se
Hi all,
We're running into multiple problems with using CFFILE to upload
documents to one of our servers - it's located over a slowish link, and
anything over a couple of hundred k is causing the browser to time out
before the process completes. From what I've been reading, the whole
HTML file up
> They do not realize that they should run the validate method
The validate method for each attribute would be an internal method, not invoked
from the caller page.
// Validate argument type
// Validate argument data
// Set attribute to argument value
// or
// Throw validati
> They do not realize that they should run the validate method
The validate method for each attribute would be an internal method, not
invoked from the caller page.
// Validate argument type
// Validate argument data
// Set attribute to argument value
// or
// Throw validat
Yes.
(watch the wrap)
http://glaforge.free.fr/projects/guessencoding/api/com/glaforge/i18n/io/Smar
tEncodingInputStream.html#getEncoding()
You can also force the encode / decode process and check for unmappable
characters with the java.nio.charset class.
Warmest Regards,
Phillip B. Holmes
http
Matt Williams
Yes, this thread has been most helpful. Let me see if I understand your
message correctly and follow up with a few more questions.
So my basic bean for a Trima Machine would have the five properties, TrimaID,
SerialNumber, Version, InServiceDate, OutServiceDate with matching sett
Did you ever figure out why it's blank?
I get the same error ... however ... to access the file in question my client
would need to login, and click a link. Upon logging in the DSN is used
immediately, so I would think the error would occur upon logging in, not the
second (or subsequent) steps.
> First of all, would this not leave the bean in an
> incomplete state, it would have the ID, SerialNumber
> and InService properties set, but not the OutService
> date. Is this not a bad thing?
It's not inheritly bad that some attributes get set and others don't,
but to prevent some valid data
Okay, Claude, what you're saying makes perfect sense, but begs the question...
Is there any way I can "detect" the character set of the feed I want
to retrieve and set my http call to use that charset? It sounds
impossible to me, but I'm only just beginning to learn how little I
/really/ know abo
It has quite a hefty memory requirement, I installe dit on a machine with
512mb and it crippled it, I had to uninstall it again b4 the machine worked
properly.
russ
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From: Claremont, Timothy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 17 May 2006 17:22
To: CF-Talk
Subject: SQL Se
Nick de Voil wrote:
>> I have recently found a bizarre situation where numbers are not
> calculating correctly when the values are stored in FLOAT data types.
>
> This is not just a database-related issue - it's found in computer
> systems in general.
>
> Floating point numbers are by definition
>>Okay, so if I understand correctly, this appears to be a problem with
the feed not using a consistent character set rather than a problem
with how I'm retrieving it.
No, it is the contrary:
If the feed itself specifies its encoding as iso-8859-1, and when you
make the get request specifying t
The bean in the example I did was actually generated by the RDS plugin of
Eclipse. The only validation there is making sure the correct data type is
being received (e.g., a number and not a string). The type of validation you
are speaking of require some actual 's. I would not put that
validation i
David Elliott wrote:
>
> When I try to send a 'test' email to myself or another email address I have,
> the mail program acts like it sends it but when I check on it, Nothing!
>
> Any suggestions where to start?
1. The log file.
2. Setting spoolenable to false.
Jochem
~~
Another bit of interest on this subject...google just released a
toolkit that will allow java developers to easily create cross browser
compatible AJAX based apps...
http://code.google.com/webtoolkit/gettingstarted.html
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The java applet logic passes back form params. The form method is already
set to post. The form params are vanishing after the file is uploaded to
CF's temp directory. What I want to know is how does one make java applet
form vars get passed back to the correct session (using the URL.sessionID
t
The set method for address would typically 'set' the variable within the
instance of the bean. The 'update' or 'create' methods are generally
called from within a service layer or gateway, which in turn converts
any data as necessary, populates a bean instance, validates that
instance, and then
Sorry. No, we are using Windows Server 2K3. The Service Pack 2 reference came
about as I was attempting to install Express on my desktop machine to get some
exposure to it before taking the plunge.
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Okay, so if I understand correctly, this appears to be a problem with
the feed not using a consistent character set rather than a problem
with how I'm retrieving it. If that's right, then there's no way to
bring this feed in correctly short of specifying the exact character
code they've said they
Right...I saw that. Thanks for the clarification.
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From: Matt Williams [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, May 17, 2006 12:20 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: OOD/Design Patterns and ColdFusion.
Correct Andy. Calling the set method would only do whatever the code wi
Correct Andy. Calling the set method would only do whatever the code within
those tags tells it to. Usually a setAddress(
Form.Address) call simply updates the data which is in the variables (or
variables.instance) scope of the component (object) the set method is in.
To update the database, some
Rob Wilkerson wrote:
> 1. The feed itself specifies its encoding as iso-8859-1 in the source XML.
so what? in a perfect world folks would know the difference between latin-1 & a
windows code page (cp) or ms wouldn't have created their own encoding (i'm not
blaming ms for this, i think they actu
> The NET 2.0 framework is required for installation, as well as XP SP2.
Are you really using Windows XP as a production web server?
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>>When I make the get request specifying either no charset at all or
utf-8 the non-ascii characters (what I, perhaps mistakenly, referenced
as members of an "extended character set") are not rendered properly
in the cfhttp.fileContent variable.
This is normal. Specifying a charset in CFHTTP will
In a set method for address (for example), that doesn't actually update the
database does it? It simply changes the value stored in the session var or
something?
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