I have a problem with setting up a datasource in CF Admin using a mapped drive.
The files I want to use are on another server...if I copy them to the web
server, use ODBC to point to them, then connect that way, it works fine.
If I use a mapped drive and use ODBC to point to the mapped drive,
The server itself? I don't think the server itself is a user on the remote
server, but I'm using a domain account on the CF services and that user has
rights to the share and files on the remote server and I added that user to the
local admin of the remote server.
is the server set up as a
you need to run coldfusion under a user that has access to the network
resource your conencting to.
If you mean the CF services, I am running them with a user that has access. I'm
actually running them with a user that probably has over kill permissions as
far as the network goes, just to try
Brilliant, thanks. When I was looking at the ODBC setup screen, I didn't relize
I could use a UNC format to point to the data. I just now tried using the
create a shortcut to a web folder or ftp site link when setting up the ODBC and
saw it allowed a straight UNC path.
This appears to have
Does anyone know of a way to serve up files and record how many times the
file's been downloaded?
For example if I use some code like this...
cfheader name=Content-Disposition value=attachment; filename=D:\etc
cfcontent file=D:\etc type=application/octet-stream
Is there some way I record info
Does anyone know of a way (preferably free, but anything) to convert content
from a cf or html page to JPEG format? I have some people wanting jpegs
generated from our database data, but don't know of a way to do it with
anything CFMX 7 offers.
Thanks,
Brian
I'm working on a custom app that will run through the blackberry browser and
use CF to process data. I've figured out how to grab the headers that will let
me set some security settings such as pin and email, etc.
I'd like to load a custom icon on the Blackberry that will open a certain page
For anyone who is interested in this kind of thing, I found a solution that
works, using cfhttp. I think I could push content using something like this too
but I haven't got that far yet.
!---use a post method to send to address of Blackberry Enterprise Server,
using whatever port is setup for
I have a CF application I'm working on and part of the application has entry of
phone numbers. I think this may be related more to the database (SQL 2k) or
maybe DB design.
My phone fields are broken up into 3 parts, area code, prefix and phone number.
Each of those sections are a field in the
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