Yeah, I've been wondering why this would use multiple threads when the
aim is to deliberately single thread the execution.
On Sat, Aug 30, 2008 at 12:44 PM, Mark Mandel wrote:
Silly question - why not just run the executing code you want to fire
to happen at the end of thread 1? It has exactly
What! Are you saying the Emperor has no clothes! :o)
Why point out the obvious and ruin a perfectly good, pointless discussion!
It very well may be time to go back to just consolidate more and more
code into one or at least few threads.
I think I got started on the separate threads way back
Great, thanks. How much memory is required or recommended for each instance?
I'm on a Windows Server 2003 Standard Edition with 4 GB of memory (its max).
How many instances would be recommended for that amount of memory?
Yes. You add one or more instances to one or more servers. Then you
By default CF uses 512 Megs + up to 128 Megs of memory per instance.
You can configure that to be higher, though I wouldn't go any lower.
I'd go with a maximum of two instances with that type of system in a
production environment. This way, you could allocate about 1.2 gigs per
instance and
Brad Wood wrote:
How do you define working? When you can't place CFCs or XML objects in
your session scope without ugly erros, I don't call that working.
Serialization of complex objects has plauged session replication for a
while. CF8 made CFCs serializable and that was very good, but to
This is one of those things no one can really answer but you. I can make
suggestions, but other people on this list can probably make better ones.
Assuming you are 32 bit, your maximum heap size you can allocate to each JVM
is 1.8 Gigs.
Factors you need to take into consideration are: What
How can I use wildcard characters in a file path?
Is it possible?
I have a data vendor that makes data available for download
using file paths that use as part of the path, .../2008_0830_103028/
In other words the paths are auto-generated and include the
year, date, hour/minute/second, in
I guess the only real thing I have going here is that, in my experience,
life has been 1000x better since we've moved to multi-server with
session replication and stickiness.
I bet it has. In spite of the few gotcha's I believe it is a better world.
The only complaint I've had for our
Have you tried:
/2008_0830_??/
?
That's how you would do it at the command line in windows anyway.
Dave
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From: Rick Faircloth [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, August 30, 2008 10:56 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Wildcard characters in filepath?
How can I use
How can I use wildcard characters in a file path?
In a file path for what ?
If it is for an HTTP request, the answer is no.
If it is for CFFILE, it is still no.
Using wild cards could mean that several files could be returned, and
both HTTP and CFFILE can deal with only one file at a time.
The question would really just apply to files. I would be automating
a daily download from a specific directory to which I have access.
The files would follow this format:
II20080830_033219_ACR.log
Everything but the hour/minute/second part is consistent each day:
II20080830_xx_ACR.log
The files would follow this format:
II20080830_033219_ACR.log
If you're downloading via FTP then you can get a list of the remote files,
then loop through the resulting query object to look for the files you want.
From the filenames it looks like you're downloading images from MLXchange.
I'm
I think, at least as far as remote access to ftp sites are concerned
(which is part of my issue), I see in the docs that I can use
listdir in cfftp to get the files in a directory, so that solves
the download side.
And I read in this blog:
http://www.bennadel.com/index.cfm?dax=blog:1221.view
That's exactly what I'm doing, Justin. And I'm trying to integrate data
from two different data providers with very different db schemas and will
probably have to add a third provider who yet another different db schema
to the mix.
Trying to get all this data in every day, parse it, then get it
The question would really just apply to files.
Well, it DOES depend on how you want and can finally get the file.
Is the file on YOUR server, or somewhere else.
Is the file accessible through HTTP, FTP ?
If the file is not on your server, surely you cannot use CFdirectory.
If you only have HTTP
using
so regExp.
I mean *some* regExp.
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I wonder if cfhttp can help with this situation.
I've never used cfhttp for anything and only know what I just
read in the docs, but I'm still not clear on what I can do with it.
The way one of my data vendors works is like this:
They send me an email every morning with a link to my
I have a dedicated server at CFDynamics. It is pretty cheap for a dedicated
server setup and in the year and a half I have had it up and running, I haven't
had downtime at all. So their infrastructure has been more stable than anything
else I have used to date. We have also been researching
I have a verity search faciaility on one of my sites, and we recently
moved the site to a new server box.Now, when i go to refresh the
indexes I get the following error:
Unable to create temporary file
And the error is pointing to the line containint the CFINDEX tag .
I guess this is
sounds like the user the CF server runs as needs write access to the
Verity temp directory. I don't know what that directory is, but you
should be able to find our from the dogs for you platform.
cheers,
barneyb
On 8/30/08, Mike Kear [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a verity search faciaility
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