I have a weird problem..
In my database (MS SQL Server) I have the valus 12,53131 in a field of type
float.
When I retrieve the value using a query and output it, the values is 12!
I have tried running the SQL using the MS SQL Server Management Studio and here
I get the correct value of
Hi guys
I am trying to pass an XML parameter to a .NET webservice like this;
cfinvoke webservice=http://xx/.asmx?wsdl; method=Book
requestXML=xmlDoc returnVariable=foo
where xmlDoc is a string containing XML.
When I run the page, I get this error (which makes no sense to me);
This XML itself is valid and the service expects XML for this particular
parameter.
It seems, however, that there at many pitfalls when trying to get CF MX 6.1 to
consume .NET webservices :(
Have you checked that the XML packet is valid for the service?
Thank you both for your help. Below is what I did, which seems to work.
1. Created two domain users, svc_cf_[servername] and svc_web_[servername]. One is for the CFMX service, and the other is for the iPlanet/Sun One service.
2. Gave the ColdFusion service user full control of
/winnt/*
Our ColdFusion 5 server has been restarting once per day because it is set to Restart when requests terminate abnormally. I tracked down the error to the MSXML COM object, which behaves similar to CFHTTP. Occasionally, when it does not receive a response from the server it is calling, it throws an
FYI,
I came across the below information in the ColdFusion forums that seems related to my MSXML problems. Are there any alternatives or patches to winhttp?
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I've been able to isolate part of the timeout problem with ServerXMLHTTP as it pertains to the winhttp stack. Because
Is cflog in ColdFusion 5 thread-safe, or does it need to be locked like cffile?
Thank you,
Mike Chabot
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I encountered an issue using ColdFusion 4.0 where the character was causing problems in cfhttpparam. Basically, the needs to be encoded or it breaks the field. I am more familiar with ColdFusion 5, which encodes all the form fields before submission. I do not believe the HTML standard imposes
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