We need to be able to manually run scheduled tasks that take longer to
complete than our server timeout setting.
By 'manually run' I mean by entering the URL for a scheduled task into
the address bar of our browser or by clicking on links to a scheduled
task (because we have limited access to
On Tue, Oct 27, 2009 at 3:29 PM, Ian Skinner h...@ilsweb.com wrote:
Can ColdFusion communicate with a SFTP server with it's cfftp... tag?
Yes as of CF8, just add secure=true when you open the connection.
Here's a simple example:
cfftp action=open server=#server# connection=ftpSession
Hi Jessica,
Try cfset xmlString = GetHTTPRequestData().content.toString(UTF-8)
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On Fri, Oct 23, 2009 at 9:36 PM, Jessica Kennedy
You could cfschedule a new single run of the template with the chosen timeout.
mxAjax / CFAjax docs and other useful articles:
http://www.bifrost.com.au/blog/
2009/10/28 Earl, George george.e...@ssa.gov:
We need to be able to manually run scheduled tasks that take longer to
complete than our
Add CFSETTING to the page to override the server time out...
cfsetting requesttimeout=54000 !--- sets timeout limit to 15 hours
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OPPS...
Change the on a.student_id = d.student_id to on a.passport_listing_id =
d.passport_listing_id
That didn't work. It returned too many entries. I put up a page that has:
1 - attendance dataset in my original query (on passport_listing_id)
2 - my original join that was working except i
I understand that the timeout setting for scheduled tasks overrides the
server timeout setting but I assume that works only when the task is run
by the CF scheduler or by running it manually from within the CF
Administrator, is this correct?
Yes. When you run any CF URL directly, CF has no
A couple of options come to mind...
- use cfsetting requesttimeout = X on the task page before the code...
that should override setting in administrator - that's the only way I can
think
of to override the administrator default
- use cfthread to run your tasks in the browser - cfthread
You can put requestTimeout=[seconds] right into the URL, IIRC.
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OPPS...
Change the on a.student_id = d.student_id to on a.passport_listing_id =
d.passport_listing_id
http://sph.umd.edu/test/passport_stats.cfm?passport_listing_id=321
That didn't work. It returned too many entries. I put up a page that has:
1 - attendance dataset in my original query (on
On Wed, Oct 28, 2009 at 8:41 AM, Earl, George george.e...@ssa.gov wrote:
If we run a scheduled task manually as described above is
cfsetting\requestTimeout in the code our only recourse for overriding
the server timeout setting?
You can also drop it in the URL like
OPPS...
Change the on a.student_id = d.student_id to on a.passport_listing_id =
d.passport_listing_id
http://sph.umd.edu/test/passport_stats.cfm?passport_listing_id=321
That didn't work. It returned too many entries. I put up a page that has:
1 - attendance dataset in my original query (on
Daniel,
You didn't post a link to the data.
Steve
-Original Message-
From: daniel kessler [mailto:dani...@umd.edu]
Sent: Wednesday, October 28, 2009 8:47 AM
To: cf-talk
Subject: Re: SQL Join help needed
OPPS...
Change the on a.student_id = d.student_id to on a.passport_listing_id
And here's the page with the data:
http://sph.umd.edu/test/passport_stats.cfm?passport_listing_id=321
I seem to be having trouble posting today, so sorry if this shows up a bunch of
times.
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Daniel,
Try this:
SELECT
a.passport_listing_id
,a.passport_registration_id
,a.email_sent_attendance
,a.s_uid
,a.student_id
,a.people_id
,coalesce(b.fname, c.fname) fname
,coalesce(b.lname, c.lname) lname
I have to have something setup wrong then.
When I use the run.cfm below, it generates the documents, but they do not
contain any of the information about the cfc's I have written.
Here is my run.cfm
cfscript
colddoc = createObject(component, ColdDoc).init();
base =
I asked:
If we run a scheduled task manually as described above is
cfsetting\requestTimeout in the code our only recourse for
overriding the server timeout setting?
Thanks, everyone.
We'll use ?requestTimeout=[seconds] appended to the URL for the
scheduled task until we can get the
Sorry about the multiple posts. I waited hours for the others to go through
and they didn't, then all at once.
That worked GREAT! Thank you very much. However, I don't really see any
differences from my attempts and yours except that you did the joins on the
FROM and I did it on the WHERE.
Thanks Barney.
What may be a good workaround for the child threads problem? Could I
hit another CFM script via cfhttp from within my first thread and have
tat CFM spawn another thread, or is that still consider a child thread
then?
Basically I have 2 or 3 long running processes (image
It sounds like that's a sequential-parallel process, not a
parallel-parallel one? I.e. you have to convert the PDF to image
before you can slice the image up, but you CAN post-process the images
in parallel.
Can you not do this (in psuedo-code)
imageArray = pdfToImage(myPdf);
threadArray = [];
Well since you told me that your folder structure starts with /com, and you
are expandPath()'ing on /org... I'm not surprised ;o)
Mark
On Thu, Oct 29, 2009 at 3:43 AM, Jeremy Rottman rottm...@gmail.com wrote:
I have to have something setup wrong then.
When I use the run.cfm below, it
Hi Jack,
Did you ever find a solution for this? I'm getting the same error on our 64
bit box.
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You can't take a C++ CFX tag from a 32 bit system and install it on a
64 bit system.
You'll probably need to get a 64 bit version of the tag *OR* switch to
something else.
Rick
On Wed, Oct 28, 2009 at 6:34 PM, Brad Roberts b...@agentblaze.com wrote:
Hi Jack,
Did you ever find a solution
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