Hi Andrew,
Essentially, yes. I want the remote CF server that I am connecting to via
RDP to write a file to my local filesystem. I can access the local file
system using \\tsclient, so I thought CF, provided it has permissions, would
be able to aswell. But it doesn't look like its gonna
That's because you are doing it from the RDC, due to security reasons you
are in a session that is allowed this. But if you were to physically go to
the machine / server you would not be able to see your machine this way.
Now this is where I could be wrong, because my understanding is that if
Hi Andrew,
That's make sense, thanks.
The reason I wanted to be able to do this is to be able to automate the
transfer of some objects from the server to my local development
environment. Basically on my site clients can build forms. The form, on the
backend is a series of database records with
Why don't you just get ColdFusion to generate what you want to transfer, to
a file and when you RDC just add a resource to your RDC settings for a
drive on your machine, then just copy this file to your resourced drive
manually?
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Andrew Scott
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Yeah, that's an option, I could create a zip file.. really though this
system is intended to transfer the objects from a production server to
another server used specifically for debugging. So I wanted to leverage the
same code base that used UNC file paths to copy the data. Being able to
plugin
Sounds like you need a better debugging strategy then.
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Andrew Scott
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On Tue, Jan 31, 2012 at 5:01 AM, Brook Davies cft...@logiforms.com wrote:
Yeah, that's an option, I could create a
I do? Why?
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From: Andrew Scott [mailto:andr...@andyscott.id.au]
Sent: January-30-12 10:11 AM
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Subject: Re: CFFILE to \\tsclient\c$\
Sounds like you need a better debugging strategy then.
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Regards,
Andrew Scott
WebSite: http://www.andyscott.id.au/
Because of your comment this system is intended to transfer the objects
from a production server to
another server used specifically for debugging , I think there has to be a
better way to sync and debug than what you're doing.
I mean why can't you use red-gate for MS SQL server sync and beyond
Hey Andrew,
I do use redgate (love it!), but I need to be able to transfer objects from
a number of tables, and there is also lots of JSON encoded data that itself
contains id references from other records and file path references for
media. Also, for each 'object' there is a specific directory
so we have our file data stored in a blob.
upgrading from websphere cf7 to jboss. cf9
for some reason i cant for the life of me trouble shoot correctly.
some/most xls are no longer downloading correctly.
if i upload a simple xls it works.
so does an xls.
but existing binary data from a blob
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