I was actually thinking it was related to this
http://www.mail-archive.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/msg00743.html
Odd how the row gets added to the DB...
The logs only show :
08/31 18:00:10 Error [web-2] - Error Executing Database
Query.statement is not executing The specific sequence of files
included
On Sun, Aug 31, 2008 at 11:11 PM, s. isaac dealey wrote:
TDD is on my ever growing list of things to tackle. :) Not something I'm
doing currently, but it is something I plan to do at some point.
It's cool, really, to have the computer do stuff it can do, while
you're doing other stuff, so
What do the database logs say? Anything? Can you put it into verbose
mode, if not?
:D
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On Mon, Sep 1, 2008 at 12:01 AM, Greg Morphis wrote:
I was actually
Matthew Williams wrote:
The only complaint I've had for our public facing servers in
the last few months is an issue with our front end balancer. If a
CFHTTP request gets routed back to the same server making the request,
the load balancer fails the request. This only applies to non-CFM
Rick Faircloth wrote:
However, if I want to take responsibility to designate an entire folder
of files for upload, I should be able to do that, too. Not just one file
at a time, but choose the folder and all its contents.
With the extensions of RFC 2388 the HTTP protocol is perfectly capable
Okay, odd even further...
I remove the CFQueryparams and the row gets added, no error..
So why would cfqueryparam be causing a statement is not executing?
On Mon, Sep 1, 2008 at 1:30 AM, denstar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What do the database logs say? Anything? Can you put it into verbose
denstar wrote:
Sounds like with FB you could end up with a Pretty Entertaining Environment.
*groans*
Is there a down side to all the flexibility? :-)
Yes. It means that no 2 application developers will develop websites the
same way. Though IMHO, that's not much of a downside.
It could also
It's actually switching over, to where the tests come first, that's
the hard part, for me. Due to a lot of the reasons listed in that
article about big balls of mud. :]
I'm not entirely convinced that writing the test before writing the code
is the best strategy... or at least that it's the
Which I have run into with MG...most of what we are doing is made overly
complex by using MG, which in turns made it overly difficult to debug when
we had probs. I can see where MG would be very useful for a very complex
application...but I don't think it is the solution for everyone. I
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Eric sometime we should talk about these draconian restrictions and what
you've had to do with Fusebox, drop me a line sometime.
Adam
On Mon, Sep 1, 2008 at 4:59 PM, Eric Roberts
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Which I have run into with MG...most of what we are doing is made
overly
complex
TDD advocate here... I really think folks are going into TDD with this
mindset that it's just write a test before you write code (so yes your are
somewhat right). Doing this is going to result in frustration and an
eventual failure and abandonment of TDD. Focusing on just writing a test is
really
I'm new to coldfusion and have a few developed sites which I plan to host on a
dedicated server. In process of working out which version of CF I need. Wanted
to know if Standard edition can handle multiple sites and what the impact
performance wise would be? or anything else I should consider?
In CF 8 Standard, the SMS gateway is single threaded; it will only run
in one request at a time. If your sites are low volume, this may be
fine. If not, you'll need Enterprise.
If you need to connect to Oracle, the drivers supplied with CF
Enterprise have more features than the Oracle thin
I have the password and can unzip a file manually, but
is there a way to use the password with cfzip action=unzip ?
Thanks,
Rick
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Get the
Eric sometime we should talk about these draconian restrictions and
what you've had to do with Fusebox, drop me a line sometime.
I imagine you were thinking something like I was...
What was it in Fusebox (of all things) that would be anathema to the
server managers at ATT? FB's always struck
-Original Message-
From: s. isaac dealey [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, 2 September 2008 3:06 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: TDD vs. Big Ball of Mud (was Re: fusebox vs model glue)
snip
And so it's an assumed that the TDD advocates who talk about writing all
your tests before
TDD advocate here... I really think folks are going into TDD with
this mindset that it's just write a test before you write code (so yes
your are somewhat right). Doing this is going to result in frustration
and an eventual failure and abandonment of TDD. Focusing on just
writing a test is
Other than the throttles on SMS, and cfdocument etc, standard itself
won't provide any specific performance improvements. You may be
considering running enterprise and using multiple instances of
ColdFusion for each site. Other than being able to allocate more memory
to each instance, you won't
Whoa, hold it right there. Show me the TDD advocate who promotes
writing all tests before writing code and I'll personally have their
card revoked! TDD means write a test, then write some code, then write
another testby the time you write your last test, you've written
all your code bar
I have the password and can unzip a file manually, but
is there a way to use the password with cfzip
action=unzip ?
Hi Rick, I haven't actually used the new CFZIP tag yet, but I don't see
anything in the documentation that indicates support for password protection
in saving or opening ZIP
Thanks, Justin.
I couldn't find anything about using a password, either.
Surely that'll be added next version.
Thanks for the tip, too, on the CFX_Zip tag!
Rick
-Original Message-
From: Justin D. Scott [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, September 01, 2008 11:57 PM
To: CF-Talk
if you are on your own server, you can also install winzip or winrar or
7zip and use cfexecute to run the command-line interface with necessary
parameters.
Azadi Saryev
Sabai-dee.com
http://www.sabai-dee.com/
Rick Faircloth wrote:
I have the password and can unzip a file manually, but
is
Rick Faircloth wrote:
I couldn't find anything about using a password, either.
Surely that'll be added next version.
core java zip (java.util.zip) class doesn't support passwords. it's been an
open
bug/enhancement for the last 8 years (yes, that *eight* years) so kind of
doubtful cf9 will
On Mon, Sep 1, 2008 at 8:39 AM, Greg Morphis wrote:
Okay, odd even further...
I remove the CFQueryparams and the row gets added, no error..
So why would cfqueryparam be causing a statement is not executing?
Random guess: you're binding it to the wrong datatype?
Or something like that.
Is
They all have their ups and downs, I would imagine.
I can vouch for the fact that well-written MG apps, as I assume is the
same for the other frameworks, are pretty easy to debug and whatnot.
Poorly written, however, sucks donkey balls. And I've written some
code that deserves to be flushed.
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