Re: The JVM library could not be found.

Check your system's PATH environment variable. Ok, but were is it, and what should it contain? ~| Want to reach the ColdFusion community with something they want? Let them know on the House of Fusion mailing lists Archive:

Re: The JVM library could not be found.

Ok, I uninstalled Java, reinstalled it under C:\Java, set the Java Virtual Machine Path in the CF Administrator, ... and still the same problem :-( ~| Want to reach the ColdFusion community with something they want? Let them

Re: The JVM library could not be found.

I think Dave meant to also check the windows _environment_ variable named PATH. -Leigh ~| Want to reach the ColdFusion community with something they want? Let them know on the House of Fusion mailing lists Archive:

Re: cfwindow looks different in cf9

The deeper I look into this, the odder it gets. There is no doubt that the cfwindow has some visual differences in the way it renders the box and while I don't like that type of change, I can live with it. But what I'm now seeing is that the generated HTML and JS are sufficiently different

Re: The JVM library could not be found.

I think Dave meant to also check the windows _environment_ variable named PATH. Ok, I did, but what should be in there? Here is what I have on my production server wher the JVM is not found: C:\Program Files\Mail Enable\BIN;%SystemRoot%\system32;%SystemRoot%;%SystemRoot%\System32\Wbem And

Re: The JVM library could not be found.

I think Dave meant to also check the windows _environment_ variable named PATH. Ok, I did, but what should be in there? I am really not sure for win 2003/CF5. (I have never used CF5) What do you see if you check PATH and JAVA_HOME from the command line? I do not know that the results

Re: cfwindow looks different in cf9

Don't quote me but I believe CF9 changed some of the javascript libraries from yui and extjs 2.0 to extjs 3.0. Visual differences may be due to that change and may unfortunately mean manual labor to get them to appear as they used to. - Gabriel On Sun, Feb 14, 2010 at 10:32 AM, John Pullam

Re: The JVM library could not be found.

CF5) What do you see if you check PATH and JAVA_HOME from the command line? BTW: Though you probably did this, I meant to say make sure you are checking the System PATH variable. It believe it is possible to have user variables by the same name. (Need more coffee..) -Leigh

Re: The JVM library could not be found. SOLVED

Ok, I checked the path variable using the ECHO command line, and it showed many paths that were not shown in the Windows computer management properties. This time, I see many paths to java versions used by Oracle, MySQL, etc. This is why it works on my destop. So I added paths to my new

Re: Slightly OT: hex character specification in a view

Hi, CF: my_string = REReplace(my_string,[\r\n],,all) T-SQL: set my_string = REPLACE ( my_string , CHAR(13) , '' ) -- Carriage return set my_string = REPLACE ( my_string , CHAR(10) , '' ) -- line feed In case you found it is best to do on db side, in mssql 2005+ you can utilize .net for

Re: cfwindow looks different in cf9

I did some css overwrites to force my app to remain similar. The ext- css file in CF has darn near every HTML tag listed in there and zeroed out. Sent from my iPhone On Feb 13, 2010, at 4:12 PM, John Pullam jpul...@mcleansystems.com wrote: I can't find any documentation to explain it,

CFDOCUMENT CF 8

Hey All, Here's my sample code: -- cfdocument format=FlashPaper pagetype=letter orientation=portrait !--- REPORT FOOTER --- cfdocumentitem type=footer REPORT FOOTER - should see at bottom of every page

java assistance

We are trying to implement a signature pad. The code that I found that seems to work well with CF in both browsers comes with example code that I am using as the basis for the actual code. There are some calls that are giving the following errors: Description Resource Path

Gateways

I'm trying to set up a Yahoo gateway on my local server and I keep running into an issue that I don't know where to put the files. I downloaded a bunch of jar files to set up a yahoo gateway, but when I go to add it, CF Administrator tells me.. * Error creating gateway type. Unable to

Re: Gateways

Usually they go in your lib folder, at least in the standalone server. eg. C:\ColdFusion9\lib\ In a J2EE install the path would be under the /webroot/WEB-INF/lib/ -- /Kevin Pepperman ~| Want to reach the ColdFusion

Re: Gateways

Also, the server will need to be restarted after you add them to the folder. -- /Kevin Pepperman ~| Want to reach the ColdFusion community with something they want? Let them know on the House of Fusion mailing lists

Re: Possible switch to CFEclipse

While I have your attention. Could you, meaning Adobe, for the love of God and all that supports the CF community at large, put out a version of CF Server that a hosting company can use that offers some sort of user/domain based security with out us having to shell out $7500? Or in other terms:

Re: Possible switch to CFEclipse

I would assume that Adobe has no interest in that, they probobly have too much of a vested interest in maintaining existing large customers with a slew of other proprietary software along with the CF license renewals etc. That has been a successful business model for them so far, so ill bet it

Re: The JVM library could not be found. SOLVED

It's a shame the JAVA installer does not set this variable, if it is necessary in order applications can work. Sometimes it will, but you have to be careful about this, as it's fairly common to have multiple JVMs installed, and you wouldn't want all of them to set global environment variables.