Hi Mike,
Log every single communication.
Date/time/who you spoke to/their job title/department/their direct line
number/email address.
Create a group in your email client and add every email address you get and
every time you email them, email it to every address you have.
You need the name of
All payment information is more often not held by the retailer, but by the
gateway.
In the UK this saves retailers money as they don't need to register for such
a high level under the Data Protection Act.
With the Paypal system, for example, all the retailer needs store for a
recurring/subscript
Does com even work in the 64 bit CF environment? Last time I had to deal
with it, it didn't.
Eric
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From: Russ Michaels [mailto:r...@michaels.me.uk]
Sent: Wednesday, December 04, 2013 10:22 AM
To: cf-talk
Subject: Re: An exception occurred when instantiating a COM obje
And the winning answer is: Jon's method!!
I'm sure you're right about restarting the loop.
And thanks, Dave.
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Your method is the way Ive always looped Java iterators in the past, with one
exception: Ive always created the variable for the iterator before using it
in the loop. What happens with:
Im not good with the under-the-hood java of what is happening here, but it
seems to me that b
> The return from the findNumbers() method has an iterator() method. So it
> seems to me I should be able to loop and dump the matched objects, with
> something like:
>
>
>
>
>
> However, this creates what appears to be an infinite loop. I'm guessing
> it's because the loop isn't really loo
Hi,
I am attempting to use Google's libphonenumber library to find, match and
parse phone numbers within text strings.
I load the libphonenumber jar using Javaloader and create an instance of
the PhoneUtil class.
I create a test string of:
"Here is one phone number (212) 555-1212 and here is a
that's true :) it all depends on where your variable is coming from and how
predictable it is.
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> On Dec 4, 2013, at 12:40 PM, Scott Brady wrote:
>
>
> But if the variable contains a street address like "1313 Mockingbird Lane"
> then val() would make us think it's numeri
But if the variable contains a street address like "1313 Mockingbird Lane" then
val() would make us think it's numeric data.
In this case, this could be data that is supposed to be numeric but may not be
. Kind of a silly example.
I guess if lsParaeNumber() returned something like "NAN" for
as have I, but I recall wasn't as easy as just enabling 32bit in the
application pool when I did it, I had to do other workarounds too, although
it was years ago so i cannot remember exactly what, but most likely the
steps mentioned in that article.
On Wed, Dec 4, 2013 at 5:22 PM, Dave Watts wr
>> it very much depends on the com object then I guess as I have had this same
>> issue. Office would be different presumably because it is a desktop
>> application.
>
> Office is chock-full of COM objects, which are 32-bit in the 32-bit
> version of Office and which can be automated via scripts,
> it very much depends on the com object then I guess as I have had this same
> issue. Office would be different presumably because it is a desktop
> application.
Office is chock-full of COM objects, which are 32-bit in the 32-bit
version of Office and which can be automated via scripts, CF, etc.
it very much depends on the com object then I guess as I have had this same
issue. Office would be different presumably because it is a desktop
application.
On Wed, Dec 4, 2013 at 4:59 PM, Dave Watts wrote:
>
> > even though cf is 32bit, you are still using a 32bit com object on a
> 64bit
> >
> even though cf is 32bit, you are still using a 32bit com object on a 64bit
> os, which is your problem.
>
> try this
>
> http://www.gfi.com/blog/32bit-object-64bit-environment/
While that blog post is quite interesting (so thanks!), you can
certainly use 32-bit COM objects on a 64-bit OS. Other
even though cf is 32bit, you are still using a 32bit com object on a 64bit
os, which is your problem.
try this
http://www.gfi.com/blog/32bit-object-64bit-environment/
On Wed, Dec 4, 2013 at 3:23 PM, Shiny Star wrote:
>
> Hello All,
>
> I am getting below error, when trying to initiate COM o
Hello All,
I am getting below error, when trying to initiate COM object.
An exception occurred when instantiating a COM object.
The cause of this exception was that: java.lang.RuntimeException: Can not use
native code: Initialisation failed.
I am running CF9.02 32 bit on 64 bit Win OS.
Reg
Scott,
Ok.. this is simple but remember that val( ) actually returns a number if
the first part of the string IS a number, and a zero if it is not:
Val(343,200) returns 343
Val(ABC123) returns 0.00
So if you know you are dealing numbers above zero you can use this as a
quick and easy Boolean fu
Well, in our case, this started out as a way for us to determine if the
variable we're dealing with is a number that we'd need to strip the commas
from. Due to the nature of our code, we only want to strip out the commas
if it's a number. For us, the bug actually works in our favor, because
that'
Agreed. I would recommend stripping the commas out before you validate the
number. They do strange things with calculations. For instance,
numberFormat() converts 1,000 to 41274, as does JavaCast(int,1,000") or
JavaCast(float,1,000"). I actually think its kind of incorrect that t
That's what we thought. I've submitted a bug report.
Thanks!
Scott
On Tue, Dec 3, 2013 at 6:35 PM, Adam Cameron wrote:
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> It's a bug. There's no reason "1,000.00" should validate as a numeric value
> of any kind; and "float" is a subset of numeric.
>
> Railo returns false for both. As does
Yes philip that is exactly qhat it does very well
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On 4 Dec 2013 09:55, "Phillip Vector" wrote:
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> Unless Google Groups can send email and can act exactly like a mailing
> list, please don't move it there.
>
>
> On Wed,
>
> Unless Google Groups can send email and can act exactly like a mailing
> list, please don't move it there.
>
Yeah it can. And a lot better than this implementation does.
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>
> Would be easier to switch to google groups maybe
>
Seconded.
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Unless Google Groups can send email and can act exactly like a mailing
list, please don't move it there.
On Wed, Dec 4, 2013 at 1:50 AM, Russ Michaels wrote:
>
> Would be easier to switch to google groups maybe
>
> Russ Michaels
> www.michaels.me.uk
> cfmldeveloper.com
> cflive.net
> cfsearch.
Would be easier to switch to google groups maybe
Russ Michaels
www.michaels.me.uk
cfmldeveloper.com
cflive.net
cfsearch.com
On 4 Dec 2013 02:33, "Michael Dinowitz" wrote:
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> Sorry for the backlog deluge. The server got overwhelmed and took a bit to
> get back on track. I'm going to take it dow
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