It's also worth asking if you're doing this on EVERY page load or only
on application initilization.. ie...
if (not isDefined("application.rews") {
// set vars here
}
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Matthew Chambers wrote:
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> application.rews.timePeriods[1] = StructNew();
You might try using :
arrayAppend(application.rews.timePeriods, structNew());
Or... create the struct first... ie
tmpStruct = structNew()
tmpStruct.xxx = val;
Ryan Stille wrote:
>
> Ah, good point. I do remember running into that. Also if you are on
> CF5, that driver doesn't support MySQL transactions.
And in fact it won't work with MySQL 4.x or 5.x at all, IIRC.
Rick
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Hi guys,
I think I'm getting a corrupt application scope problem.
The CF error is:
The element at position 3 cannot be found. LINE 411
LINE 411 is:
#application.rews.timePeriods[X].name# (it's in a loop so X would have
been equal to 3).
Application.cfm code:
---
John Paul Ashenfelter wrote:
>> I don't know of any 'gotchas' using MySQL with CF, I've used it for a
>> number of large sites and never had a problem.
>>
>
> The first gotcha is probably that the Adobe MySQL driver is still the
> one that uses the old password hashing, so you'll get login pro
Thanks to all for the insight:
Looks like I've got some reading to do :)
Ta
T
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Tom King wrote:
>
> We want to set up a new server, and after some discussion have
> thought about running CF on Win2003 +Apache (+php) and thus having
> better mySql support: apparently installing MySql on IIS is not very
> straightforward.
MySQL doesn't care about the web server at all.
> I don't know of any 'gotchas' using MySQL with CF, I've used it for a
> number of large sites and never had a problem.
The first gotcha is probably that the Adobe MySQL driver is still the
one that uses the old password hashing, so you'll get login problems
when you configure things. Topic's bee
On 11/19/06, Tom King <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> Currently, we've got a couple of servers happily running IIS, +Server
> 2003 +ColdFusion, with some of the sites using access databases,
> which contrary to some people's experience on here, have been
> behaving very well.
>
> We want t
Tom King wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> Currently, we've got a couple of servers happily running IIS, +Server
> 2003 +ColdFusion, with some of the sites using access databases,
> which contrary to some people's experience on here, have been
> behaving very well.
>
> We want to set up a new server, and
Doug...I think your problem is not any one application...but the combination
of apps you have running concurrently. While computers are capable of
running a lot, when you have apps that are designed to run on their own
machines (i.e. CF on a web server, SQL on a db server, etc) you are looking
at
I find it to be a bit slower that I care for...especially when dealing with
ftp. But overall the features it offers far exceed the PIA factor of the
slowness.
Eric
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> -Original Message-
> From: Tom Forbes [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Sunday, November 19, 2006 7:42 AM
> To: CF-Talk
> Subject: Re: Dreamweaver is a total big dog!!
>
> Adobe and Macromedia are famous for applications that have huge overheads
> too.
>
> Bring Back JJ Allaire! Java go
>>I suppose I will go back to HS+ and be happy once again.
Like many others ;-)
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Other than uninstalling DW 8, does anyone know how to get the DW
snippets to STOP showing in HS+? Disabling DW integration, in HS+,
doesn't make any difference.
Why did Macromedia think everyone would always want to share snippets
between the two applications? I certainly don't.
M!ke
-Ori
Hi All,
Currently, we've got a couple of servers happily running IIS, +Server
2003 +ColdFusion, with some of the sites using access databases,
which contrary to some people's experience on here, have been
behaving very well.
We want to set up a new server, and after some discussion have
t
On 11/19/06, Doug Brown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Not sure what you mean by IE using more resources than DW. On my machine
> DW
> uses 51,366k and Explorer uses 25,383k. My biggest hog though is JRUN
> which
> is using 75,700k
>
>
> D.B
>
Firefox 2 tabs 73,200
IE 2 tabs 42,700
Dreamweaver 2
Indeed, I have 2GB and 32 bit on mine which runs AOK :-)
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Yes, RAM is your main issue. Windows barely runs well on 500mb - add some
server apps and you are likely running mostly from the swap file, which is
ordrs of magnitude slower.
RAM is fairly cheap these days, so go for as much as your machine will accept -
2gig is great. Personally I have 4gig i
Alas no FustionReactor doesn't tell u anything except overall memory usage
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Sent: 19 November 2006 14:31
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Detecting application memory usage
Hmm, not sure if it gives you down to the appl
Not sure what you mean by IE using more resources than DW. On my machine DW
uses 51,366k and Explorer uses 25,383k. My biggest hog though is JRUN which
is using 75,700k
D.B
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To: "CF-Talk"
Sent: Sunday, November 19, 2006 8:58
Dreamweaver always runs less ram than firefox and Internet explorer so I
don't know what peoples issues are with it.
Ben Forta wrote an article eons ago about closing certain panels which would
speed up dreamweaver. All of the panels are also running every time you look
at an element on the page.
Hmm, not sure if it gives you down to the application level (ColdFusion app
level) but I always use VisualGC from Sun to look at memory usage on the
JVM.
I am not sure if there is any tool to monitor the ColdFusion scopes to that
degree.
Does SeeFusion or FusionReactor do this?
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Do any of you Java guys know if it is possible to calculate how much memory
any individual application on a server is using, e.g. data in variable
scopes, cached queries etc.
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Why on earth are you using full text names to search on? How well does this
perform?
You will need a UDF to get some form of REGEX in SQL Server I think.
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I believe you will have to use a third party "extended" stored procedure to
support Regex. Can you describe what you are trying to accomplish with the
regex?
-Mark
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Sent: Saturday, November 18, 2006 4:44 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subjec
Thanks for the input everyone. I guess I assumed that DW & HS+ would be
somewhat comparable as far as memory usage. I guess that is what I get for
assuming. Things were so beautiful with Jeremy running the show.
Doug
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The RAM is absolutely the problem. RAM is dirt cheap - bump it up to
2GB if you are running all those servers there too.
On 11/19/06, Doug Brown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am running it on a Intel 3.2ghz 500MB Ram. Maybe the ram is the problem, I
> am not sure. I probably need to add more bein
500mb with SQL server on the same machine is asking for performance issues!
You defo need a gig or more.
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DWMX will run like a dog with anything les sthan 1GB ram in your machine,
rather like Photoshop.
If you run a lot of other services and have a big page file, you may need
more.
Russ
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Sent: 19 November 2006 13:03
To: CF-Talk
S
I am running it on a Intel 3.2ghz 500MB Ram. Maybe the ram is the problem, I
am not sure. I probably need to add more being that I run CF/MSSQL/Apache/
etc on here.
Doug
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Sent: Saturday, November 18, 2006 11:4
Adobe and Macromedia are famous for applications that have huge overheads too.
Bring Back JJ Allaire! Java goes, Delphi stays. The last good version
of CF was 5.0
Now the package is too expensive, runs anywhere from slow to crawl,
has problems and is slowly loosing ground to PhP, IMHO.
Everyon
Get 2GB RAM.
Mine runs like greased lightnin'. DW doesn't like pooh boy machines.
Will
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> Install the 8.02 update, turn off cloaking and design notes.
I would suggest to turn off site synchronization and site cache as well. It
can be done on a site by site level.
> It isn't too bad after that!
In my opinion, if you only use Code View and never take advantage of the
visual tools
It is no Studio/HomeSite+ for sure but...
Install the 8.02 update, turn off cloaking and design notes. It isn't too bad
after that!
Also it likes RAM. And lots of it!
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