Ok I know this is possible with java so it's possible in CF but what I
can't find is a good resource which talks about the how-to's and why
would you of socket connections.
People around here have been mentioning using a socket connection to get
some data from a service (yea it's that vague) and
HEY THAT'S ME! :)
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From: Josh
You might also want to give a spell check ISAPI filter a try:
http://www.urlspellcheck.com/
I can't see this site form my current location (love proxy servers)
but it's just there as a starting point.
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Ok here's a weird on for you. I'm debugging a 3rd partied custom tag and
they are doing on an expand path on a file which may or may not exist.
The issue is that when it doesn't exist it returns a struct which is
empty. Shouldn't expandpath throw an error if it can't find the file?
How I can I
Never mind the original creator of the custom tag used a reserved word
and that was causing the issue.
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Why doesn't the Application.cfc file run when a template isn't found?
Anyone know how to catch these WITHOUT using the missing template
handler in CF Administrator???
I had a solution using CFERROR tags in application.cfm but since
application.cfc isn't running nothing executes.
What we really need is a digg style voting system. So those sites which
get voted as being a Great Example get featured placement while others
fall lower on the listing. This way the blogs and NSF sites could still
be listed but might possibly be shown way down the listing.
Couldn't another option be to use your application.cfm to intercept the urls
and then dynamically build and show the pages. Might be a lot of overhead but
it's an idea.
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Eric R. Jones
Senior Web Application Developer,
If I recall I think in IIS you can configure it so it doesn't HAVE to have the
files to actually run.
I remember seeing this somewhere, but no idea when / where.
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I'm doing this right now and so far I haven't run into any issues. Even
have some of my CF and ASP talking to each other via forms and URLs.
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Can you nest a DIV inside a P? I thought you had to use SPAN's for this.
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Think about that statement and then ask yourself did it really work on
IE :)
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The format is fine. Since CF doesn't strongly type stuff false, 'false',
no, 0 are all the same thing.
If the var's don't exist though it will through an error. I'd wrap it in
an isdefined and just to be safe maybe even trim it out, depending on
how the vars are set and where the data is coming
Try adding the name of the query in front of your #status_id# and
#status# variable names. So it would read like #getStatusRet.Status_ID#
and #getStatusRet.Status#
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Just a shot in the dark try resetting the password by changing the
password.properties file from encrypted = true to encrypted = false and
put in a plain text PWD.
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Eric R. Jones
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Were there any errors encountered during the updater? Have you check the
CF logs and server logs? Maybe something got messed up.
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Is your CFIDE in the same place ???
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Try these:
http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/webforums/forum/messageview.cfm?catid=2thr
eadid=1125254enterthread=y
Or
http://www.horwith.com/index.cfm?mode=entryentry=9CD55578-E081-0478-47B
1AE93DE51D620
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Eric R. Jones
Senior Web
This came across the wires recently
http://blogs.msdn.com/ie/archive/2006/11/30/ie6-and-ie7-running-on-a-sin
gle-machine.aspx
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cfset listToArray(LIST,'_')
Then you can reference each as an array element to further process.
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cfset listToArray(LIST,'_')
Then you can reference each as an array element to further process.
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I've posted a blog on this:
http://www.sitepoint.com/blogs/2007/03/04/are-your-clocks-cleaned/
As well as lot of other people :)
http://www.sphere.com/search?q=coldfusion+dstdatedrop=0lang=allsortby
=rel
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I'm trying to use the java.io.file class but for some reason it's not
working.
I'm doing a simple createobject(java,java.io.file); but it keeps
telling me there was an object instantiation error.
We recently change the JVM so our CF7 servers would be compliant with
the DST changes. Is there
)
)
File might need to be capitalized. Also, it needs a path for the
Init() method (constructor).
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Ben Nadel
Certified Advanced ColdFusion MX7 Developer
www.bennadel.com
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From: Jones Eric R Ctr 8 AF Det 1
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Sent: Wednesday, March 07, 2007 2:47 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Java.io.file
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I'm doing a simple createobject(java,java.io.file); but it keeps
telling me there was an object instantiation error.
You got
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To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Java.io.file
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Ok here's one for you. I'm unable to convert this epoch time to a
friendly stamp because the number
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