I'm hoping someone has dealt with CF8 and Cybersource (Simple Order API).
We've gotten it to run on CF6.1 but can't seem to get past this on CF8.
Here is the sniplet of error code:
ROOT CAUSE:
ROOT CAUSE:
java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: Could not initialize class
com.cybersource.ws.client.Si
I hope someone will come up with the answer to the difficulty in Windows
7...the sad thing
is that this will have to be done only for the Windows 7 development
environment to function
properly and will be unnecessary for the server...(unless Windows Server
2008 has the same issue)
On Mon, May 18,
You're right it is a pain! trouble is windows is inconsistent, sometimes it
will let a file be deleted immediately sometimes not. Depending on the
complexity of your application its not too difficult to build using a few
functions within a cfc.
Andrew.
~~~
Not difficult, but a whole bunch of hoops to jump through. Every app will
now have to have
a db table, scheduled task, code to launch the task, delete the file, delete
the table record, etc.
What a pain... I wonder if this is going to change for Windows 7...
On Mon, May 18, 2009 at 2:39 PM, Andre
I have a table that I enter the filename into and then the scheduled task
queries the table. Once the file is successfully deleted I then delete it from
the table.
Andrew
>Andrew...how do you set scheduled tasks using variables for the files?
>In other words, how do you pass the file variable
Andrew...how do you set scheduled tasks using variables for the files?
In other words, how do you pass the file variable to the scheduled task?
I've used scheduled tasks a lot, but never in conjunction with live code.
On Sun, May 17, 2009 at 9:02 PM, Andrew Grosset wrote:
>
> I think windows s
Hey Jeff... Thanx for heads up on CF_googlemap. That is AWESOME!!!
G!
On Mon, May 18, 2009 at 12:10 PM, Jeff Gladnick wrote:
>
> You might also consider using the quite exellent cf_googlemap by John
> Blayter: http://www.blayter.com/john/cf_googlemap/
>
> It handles all the javascript headache
Thanks Ray. You were right but I did find a very messy way of doing without
have to make a http post. I used the coldfusion.navigate to post the form and
display the results at the same time.
javaScript:ColdFusion.navigate('#Response.ACSURL#','mydiv',null,null,'post','myform');return
false;
h
You might also consider using the quite exellent cf_googlemap by John Blayter:
http://www.blayter.com/john/cf_googlemap/
It handles all the javascript headaches for you.
>Can we see what the rendered JS code looks like? There is the possibility
>that the marker you are creating has an invalid g
> data changes), automatically maintaining a View State of
> forms across form postbacks, and many of the built-in
CFFORM has the preserveData attribute which will take care of that for you
if I'm interpreting the ASP.Net view correctly.
-Justin
~~~
That is a big question since CF and ASP.NET are so different and the
.NET platform is infinite. A few things that are in ASP.NET with no
real equivalent in CF are tight integration with SQL Server (such as
Reporting Services integration and cache invalidation when database
data changes), automatic
Thanks Dave
Just wanted to mention that your suggestion led me to
http://www.horwith.com/index.cfm/2009/5/7/ColdFusion-Architecture-For-RIAs-Part-4
and I'm looking into this now.
Brian
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