We are also seeing this issue, but on ColdFusion 8.0.1.
We are also very careful to single thread the process that indexes our
collections, but every once in a while a collection is left in a state that
causes this error (1750 and 2). We've been having this error since CF6. Any
further advice
I've been trying to get my hands on a Developer or Trial edition of 6.1 as I
have a new client still running that version. So I gleefully set off to
Adobe.com to start the dload and start building a new server. However, the file
is GONE from the site. I tried several places, including here:
I agree, according to what's been published it should be available.
Unfortunately that's not the case. All the links are down, and the guy I talked
to verified it.
If you have this installer, hang onto it.
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We're having a problem where CF takes up to 10 minutes to start up. We've done
a thread dump during the hang, and it looks like it is waiting on the OS for
some reason. The line of code it hangs on is a cfmodule tag. I know cfmodule is
bad, but we're stuck with it for the time being. This code
I built a little test application to try and isolate the problem. I ran it on
our development and production machines with similar results. Machine specs:
Dev:
P3 600mhz
512mb ram
Win2k fully patched
CF7 multiserver config on JRun 4 with latest updater
JRun config for dev machine:
256 max heap
I am running ColdFusion 7 in multiserver config on Win2K. It takes forever (10+
minutes) for the server to display the first page requested, and exponentially
longer when more pages are requested while the server is initializing. If we
wait long enough for it return a page, it will run fine for
We have Verity K2 server set up and indexing some tables from our database. We refresh the index every 30 minutes with a query.
It works correctly for about 10 minutes after starting the K2 engine, then it begins returning strange result sets. All the cells in the result set are empty strings,
Paul: That is a concern. It's something we're going to try as a beta. If it works out, we just gained quite a few new users.
Adam: Perfect. Thank you.
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I am trying to find a method of reading directly from the output stream of a cf file. Let me explain:
I'm writing an extension to our website to publish it into multiple languages. This is a dynamic site with content often provided by users.
The solution we came up with was this:
read the
Actually we'll be retaining the translated pages as htm files and expiring them after a set number of hours. On the tests we've run performance has been a non-issue.
On Thu, 29 Jul 2004 16:14:27 -0400, Joe Bernard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
output the translated code.
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I turned this into a UDF for anyone interested:
cfscript
function setThreadPriority(newPriority){
var thread = createObject(java, java.lang.Thread);
if (arguments.newPriority le thread.max_priority and arguments.newPriority ge thread.min_priority){
Is there any way to set the priority of individual threads in CF?
We have several utility apps written that are scheduled throughout the day. Some of these jobs max out the processor when they are running. I'd like to be able to assign these threads a lesser priority so they don't consume the
Figured it out:
cfscript
thread = createObject(java, java.lang.Thread);
thread.setPriority(3);
/cfscript
Looks like cf runs threads at a priority of 5 and a max of 10.
cfscript
thread = createObject(java, java.lang.Thread);
currp = thread.getPriority();
maxp =
Can someone tell me why the following code will not work:
cfset myvar = REReplace(myvar, %([[:xdigit:]]{2}), urlDecode('\1'), ALL)
I am trying to write a function that will take the filecontent from a cfhttp request and unescape any hexidecimal sequences it finds (for example %20 for a space.
I
Thanks for the help. For anyone who is interested, here is the code I came up with to escape the hex sequences. urlDecode wasn't working right so I used a workaround (inputBaseN).
cfloop condition=reFind('%([[:xdigit:]]{2})',filecontent)
cfset st = reFind(%([[:xdigit:]]{2}),filecontent,1,true)
Has anyone found a solution to this? It's logged as bug 53143 with Macromedia, but
we're seeing this hundreds of times a day. Any workarounds?
-Joe
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