Then you need to take the context root into consideration when creating
your links. Context roots are not virtual directories and each one is used
to run that application on the Application Server. What Application Server
are you using? The built in Jrun or do you have it running on Tomcat or
jBos
My environment is set up as IBM ESX server and right now I set my contextroot
as "/" and link my project as symbolic link to run my projects. Normally I have
ear per project with its own contextroot and I cannot link that way.SO have one
ear file and link everything with its context run so that
> But, that gets me just a list of the pages, sorted in no particular order:
It may be doable with a grouped output. First, restrict the the results to the
top level. Then order the results by the sort number: parent, child then
grandchild.
SELECT
p.PageID AS PageIDLevel1
,p.
How have you got your setup?
Here is how I do it...
In IIS or Apache create your site and point it to a directory that will
contain your site, with each new site pointing to a new directory. Then
pull your code out of SVN into the directory for that site, so Site A would
be pulled out and stored
The problem is that the directory test is just that a directory in the root
of the web server, when you define your links I am guessing that you are
using href="/" and then followed by whatever you wish to link too.
Because the webserver (internal ColdFusion) sees this as a normal
directory, then
Here context path is /progectName. so if I wanna work on both branch and trunck
at the same time I cannot do b'se those too belongs to same application meaning
same context path. I cannot change context path ans execute my applicaton.
Ria.
>I am not sure I am understanding the issue, so let me
Not sure if SQL Server has it, but Oracle has a START WITH CONNECT BY
clause that I've used to display a menu. The table had a parentID and
a childID, childern could be parents of other chlidren, for as far as
you wanted to go.
It looks like you'd have to go the recursive way (from the 2 minutes
o
I would select the entire table in a query sorted by sort order, then
loop over that query and do a query of queries to get the children and
grandchildren for each record.
On Sat, Mar 24, 2012 at 1:56 PM, Eric Bourland wrote:
>
> ColdFusion 9
> SQL Server 2005
>
> Hi friends. Do you have time to
I am not sure I am understanding the issue, so let me know if I am off base
from here...
If the code on your server is checked out from trunk, then any changes made
would get saved to trunk and then you just update the code on your server
with the update function. As far as running branch and tr
We are using subversion to maintain project code and running applications on
ESX server. I want to point my subversion code to these instance and make all
changes needed and check back into subversion.
As of my knowledge the only way possible is using symbolic link but the problem
is I can onl
Hi folks,
Kind of a noob question here. I'm setting up our application to run locally
on my laptop so I can use the debugger in CF Builder 2. I'm running CF9 and
SQL Server 2008 R2. I've managed to get the site to display locally in a
web browser using the built in web server. I get it to dis
ColdFusion 9
SQL Server 2005
Hi friends. Do you have time to consider a problem? I am trying to display a
list of Parent and Child pages, with children arranged under their
respective parents, thus:
Parent
Child
Child
Child
Parent
Child
Child
Child
Grandchild
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