I am currently on a performance crusade and have been rewriting lots of my
current projects. One of the biggest changes as a result has been the way I
architect my applications. I have started to use the application scope to cache
commonly used components. For example...
I have an application that is running into some issues.
I have a file called databar.cfc that defines a data structure.
I have another file called databarProcess.cfc which contains a group
of functions.
In my process.cfm routine, I manipulate a databar object and then pass
it to a function in
First suggestion is to set the cfargument type to any to at least verify
that it will take the object in as expected.
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I had similarities with Jake's story - problems with IIS 7. I had the
problems initially with Vista 32 bit, so had no problems getting Vista 64
bit to cope with CF8. I remember something about needing to install the IIS
6 management console app to make some of the initial stuff connect right.
After a bit (!) of research, I am still a little confused about using
CFQUERYPARAM.
It is not in my SAMs Teach Yourself Coldfusion Express in 24 Hrs.
Probably not. I'm not sure CFQUERYPARAM exists in CF Express.
CFQUERYPARAM was introduced around the same time that CF Express came
out, but CF
I also had problems with IIS7 but after following this it all worked
perfectly for me and I have re-installed several times.
http://dale.fraser.id.au/2008/05/coldfusion-8-vista-sp1-solution.html
Paul.
On Tue, Dec 30, 2008 at 9:02 AM, Nathan Strutz str...@gmail.com wrote:
I had similarities
On Tue, Dec 30, 2008 at 5:36 AM, Glyn Jackson wrote:
application.appObjs = structNew();
application.appObjs.securitySQLcfc =
createObject(component,components.security);
application.appObjs.commomSQLcfc =
createObject(component,components.common-sql);
Just to make sure it's clear, that
Our ColdFusion server is feeding mail to our local SMTP server on the same box.
We had trouble with some clients saying they were not getting our mail. We
started using a third party that is set up as a smart host for us in the SMTP
so CF sends the mail to the SMTP which sends the mail to the
Sorry it was not clear about how I was catching. The CFCs are indeed created
inside the onApplicationStart function (application.cfc)
Also re traffic: it's not a large amount I would agree, but for a small
ecommerce store it does handle £50,000 of orders per month so for them that
traffic is
On Tue, Dec 30, 2008 at 11:46 AM, Glyn Jackson wrote:
Also re traffic: it's not a large amount I would agree, but for a small
ecommerce store it does handle £50,000 of orders per month so for them that
traffic is very valuable and the cart and order system all written in CF
must be working
Glyn,
Hal Helms (http://www.halhelms.com/) offers some solid info on OO with CF and
you can also explore Ben Nadel's journey down the OO road
(http://www.bennadel.com/blog/). In addition, check out ColdBox or Model-Glue
for OO frameworks that are pure CF.
@ Jason: thanks for the links I will check them out. I have been learning
ColdBox over the last few months. It was cool until I found out half way into
my project I could not call the layout without the handler. I don't that
defeats the point of MVC but I needed it to brake the rules just once
I have a cfselect used to select from a list of languages spoken thusly:
cfselect name = lang
required = No
size = 5
multiple = Yes
query = getLANGUAGES
selected = #request.langLIST#
value = id_lang
display = lang
/cfselect
Selecting anything and adding new records to the
On Tue, Dec 30, 2008 at 4:55 PM, Dan Crouch wrote:
Our ColdFusion server is feeding mail to our local SMTP server on the same
box. We had trouble with some clients saying they were not getting our mail.
We started using a third party that is set up as a smart host for us in the
SMTP so CF
Someone else probably already mentioned this. The productmenu function
is not thread safe, although it's not a huge issue. Each time the
function executes it places the query result in the variables scope of
the cfc, which isn't where you want it generally speaking... However,
the danger with this
Posted this last week... no response, I am still not any further... any help
would be greatly appreciated!
OK, I have a member area on my site that is unencrypted. there are a couple of
pages that need to be encrypted as they deal with passing credit card info to
our cc processor. I'm using
Dunno if mine is the best solution, but I've got about 10 sites pulling from
one db, I put a cfswitch statement from the cgi variable to handle getting
people to the correct pages; one if they type in website.com, one for
www.website.com. I have not had any problems with this method yet...
I'm sure someone with mySQL experience (more recent than a decade) can chime
in with reviews/recommendations. those were just from a quick google search
and vague recollections of hearing about those tools in the past.
I'm a big fan of Navicat, and use it fairly exclusively. But if you want a
Jessica,
I'm making some big assumptions here. Firstly, I'm presuming you don't want
to go as far as having a real distributed authentication mechanism like CAS,
Kerberos or Shibboleth, and that your servers aren't authenticating against
a Windows AD. Secondly, I'm presuming there's no way to
Figured it out finally . logic flow problem!!
Thanks to all that scratched their heads a bit!
So basically, I can't delete whatever was previously selected, I can
only select something different.
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Are the two domains on the same server and sharing the same application
name?
On Tue, Dec 30, 2008 at 6:12 PM, Jessica Kennedy
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Posted this last week... no response, I am still not any further... any
help would be greatly appreciated!
OK, I
I'm just wondering what will happen with SSL. Never done it like that before.
Thanks,
Will
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To the best of my understanding you'll need a SSL cert for each domain/
ip address. If the sites were all sub-domains then there is a way to
do it with one SSL cert.
Wil Genovese
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