Russ, thank you so much for pointing me in the right direction. There was
an older version of Axis running on our live server; once we upgraded to the
same version we had on dev, the web service worked like a charm.
Jen Perkins McVicker
Adobe Certified ColdFusion Developer
jen.mcvic...@gmail.com
usually that error is because the stubs could not be created.
]re both servers updated to same level with patches etc ?
are they both running the same version of Apache axis. This may have been
updated by a cf hot fix or update or perhaps someone manually updated axis
on your dev server.
On Thu,
We have a dev server and a live server, both running ColdFusion 9. The
ColdFusion versions are the same, the Java versions are the same, the JVM
versions are the same. I am trying to connect to an external web service
with coldfusion and on dev it works fine. On live, I'm getting the error:
"Web s
>> I just need to update the tag definitions to the latest version of CFM.
However, what is the last supported CF version and where are the updates
available ?
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Actually this code worked once I corrected the spelling of a variable. Sorry I
did not update the list.
BRuce
>>
> Bruce
>
> AJAX might be better here.
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> Hello everyone,
> So yesterday I figured out the JavaScript for my two selects. In the
> JS code below I have the information I need, Resort Name and Resort
> ID:
>
>
> function setOptions(opt) {
> var resortID = document.adminForm.resortID;
>
> Hello everyone,
> So yesterday I figured out the JavaScript for my two selects. In the
> JS code below I have the information I need, Resort Name and Resort
> ID:
>
>
> function setOptions(opt) {
> var resortID = document.adminForm.resortID;
>
If you have any old Macromedia demo/trial CDs, the full installer should be
on those as well.
-Mike Chabot
On Thu, Aug 16, 2012 at 12:01 PM, Michael Muller wrote:
>
> I recently bought a new laptop and am installing all my apps on it, until
> I realized I can't find my old Dreamweaver CD anymor
> I recently bought a new laptop and am installing all my apps on it,
> until I realized I can't find my old Dreamweaver CD anymore.
Ahah. I found the CD. Woohoo! Now I just need to update the tag definitions to
the latest version of CFM. Obviously this one came with CF5, and I'm now on
CF9.
it was only distributed with old versions of DW and not in the current CD's
but a lot of folks here are still using it, so I think your chances of
getting a copy from someone here are pretty good.
On Thu, Aug 16, 2012 at 5:21 PM, <> wrote:
>
> >>It would be nice if Adobe would opensource Homesi
"It would be nice if Adobe would opensource Homesite+"
Then someone would have to learn how to program in Delphi.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Macromedia_HomeSite
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Borland_Delphi
Wil Genovese
Sr. Web Application Developer/
Systems Administrator
CF Webtools
ww
>>It would be nice if Adobe would opensource Homesite+
Even better if they continued supporting it.
No other CF editor ever reached it's level of versatility (except fot things we
don't need of course, ie: Eclipse)
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It would be nice if Adobe would opensource Homesite+
Freundliche Grüße / Best regards,
Bill Franklin
Computer Integrated Mfg.
Bayer CropScience LP
8400 Hawthorne Road, Room 2447
Kansas City, MO 64120
Tel: +1 816 242 2148
Fax: +1 816 242 2047
E-mail: bill.frank...@bayer.com
Web: http://w
I recently bought a new laptop and am installing all my apps on it, until I
realized I can't find my old Dreamweaver CD anymore. Homesite+ is my editor of
choice. I know this is a really old program and everyone has moved on to new
tools, but I really like Homesite+ and am used to all the hot k
> I've gone ahead and written a test page using cffeed (CF8 version).
> Same result - almost...
Here's what I recommend you do. Use a plugin like Firebug, and very
carefully examine the entire request and response from your feed, and
compare it to a feed that works in IE 9. The problem is almost
> I guess in general - my question is - why are you 'testing' by viewing
> it in the browser anyway?
Some people use their browsers to view feeds, actually.
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows7/How-to-use-RSS-feeds-in-Internet-Explorer-9
Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
http://www.figl
> This works fine in almost everything, except IE9 (for me).
> I see a blank page, although viewing the source looks correct.
So it may be just that IE9 doesn't want to render it. My question is -
do you care? Your audience won't be viewing the raw XML anyway, so is
this really an issue?
> Still
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