If you are on a Mac you could give Direct Mail a try.
http://ethreesoftware.com/directmail/index.php
I've bought the Pro version and have been using it to manage lists with more
than 20,000 subscribers for several years to send monthly newsletters.
I like the fact that it can connect directly
We have 8 load balanced CF servers running the same site, all of which need
to call the same Solr collection for a search page. Rather than creating
the collection across each of the servers, is there a way to just create
the collection on 1 server and have the other 7 access it? If so, is
+100 for mailchimp. Its very good at what it does, very flexible and most
importantly very flexible. I've used it to manage email campaigns that have
gone out to 10,000+ recipients. There's also a pretty sweet CFC wrapper for the
MailChimp API, http://mailchimp.riaforge.org/
hth,
larry
You
Try ormReload()
- Gabriel
On Wed, Jul 20, 2011 at 10:13 PM, Victor Moore victor.mo...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
I have a question about orm on CF 9.01.
When I make changes to the db the calls using orm do not see the
changes. The only way to fix it is to re-start the server. While this
is OK
Yes it is. You can change the location of the Solr server in the
administrator very easily - it defaults to localhost:8983 but you can
have your 8 servers point at a single server by changing that entry.
This is very easy to do.
Solr also supports collection replication - you can have one master
This might also be useful, instructions for installing Solr standalone
on Tomcat. On Step 3 of the instructions, you could try to copy your
current Solr config from ColdFusion (dig around to find it) into the
relevant place.
Correction, Solr *could*, CF won't.
In short, the CF9 implementation of Solr doesn't tap into all the
goodiness that Solr provides (like defining properly named custom
fields in your collections and much much more).
Solr is awesome. If you have the time for a little learning curve, I'd
highly
Has anyone ever passed a cf_sql_refcursor as an IN param to an oracle stored
proc? I am getting the following error when I try it:
[Macromedia][Oracle JDBC Driver]Unable to determine the type of the specified
object.
The proc works when called from another procedure w/ in Oracle but not
Wouldn't a reference to a cursor actually be a cursor created on the DB
server? A query object would technically be an array right? A cursor is a
purlely database construct.
Mark A. Kruger, MCSE, CFG
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What does everybody else do or any recommendations?
We use a product called Mailxpert http://www.xtreeme.com/mailxpert/ for both
discussion and broadcast lists. It's primary feature was that it was very
inexpensive $125.00 US but has proven to be fairly robust. It is
configurable but is not
I'm trying to create a Solr collection from a query that returns about 3
million records. The query itself takes about 3 minutes to run in SQL
Studio. When trying to run it in CF to create my collection, I get
java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: Java heap space every time. Here's what I've
tried
I guess I hit the send button too quickly.
I realize that the java heap space error is coming from my query. I've
tried putting it in a view, and a stored proc, but still get the error.
So, I guess my question really should be, how can I get large amounts of
data from the DB put into a
If you want to keep it all in-house then try www.phplist.com, this is a very
robust host it yourself bulk mailing solution.
I do not know of anything built in CF that comes close.
On Fri, Jul 22, 2011 at 8:01 PM, UXB denn...@uxbinternet.com wrote:
What does everybody else do or any
The short answer is that you can't do this from CF.
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On 23 July 2011 00:09, Dave Smith cyl...@yahoo.com wrote:
Has anyone ever passed a cf_sql_refcursor as an IN param to an oracle stored
proc? I am getting the following
Eric,
I'd return the records in like 50,000 row chunks and process them that
way. If you're using SQL Server 2005+ you can use CTEs to paginate the
results (but most modern database have a way of doing pagination.)
This will keep the memory footprint lower.
-Dan
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