Alex,
Thanks for the response, but that option requires that the jsp extension exists
with an associated Executable Path in IIS. Earlier in this thread, to get
around JSP pages associated with JRun, the JSP extension was removed from IIS
altogether.
For kicks, I added it back, and still the
Which it doesnt, hence my question!
Thanks,
Tim
Well I would presume that if there is no page for it to serve of that type
is should indeed 404 you.
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To followup in hopes it may help someone else. We are running CF 7.0.2 Standard.
Before, when someone hit a JSP page, they saw this error:
500 A License Exception has been thrown
A License Exception has been thrown
After following the docs at
Yes, this is a licensed copy.
I gather this I a licensed copy? As in not a dev server copy which has timed
out?
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Ive seen this happen every now and then... and it is one of those now times
at the moment. In TS Admin, I see that the mailsent.log (for example) is large.
It is stored on our server at CFusionMX7\logs with all the other CF logs. In TS
Admin, I click the archive button next to mailsent.log, and
Sorry.. I meant CF Admin as in the ColdFusion Administrator, not TS Admin. Duh.
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In IIS 6, I went to the website in question. Right click, Properties, Home
Directory tab. Configuration button. Selected the .jsp extension and removed
it. I restarted IIS just for kicks.
I called a JSP page on the website (which doesnt exist) and now I dont get the
JRun Servlet error -- I
Apologies for the mistake in the original post.
Ive seen this happen every now and then... and it is one of those now times
at the moment. In CF Admin, I see that the mailsent.log (for example) is large.
It is stored on our server at CFusionMX7\logs with all the other CF logs. In CF
Admin, I
that is screwing
it up, but Firefox never seemed to give us the problem. Maybe Firefox resends
malformed packets and IE doesnt? Not really sure. But this is definitely not a
coding issue -- it is happening at the browser/network layer. *shrug*
On Tuesday 24 Apr 2007, T Lux wrote:
Can you intercept
We are not running CF Enterprise, and do not serve JSP pages. But as you may
know, whenever a JSP page is called on the server, we get A License Exception
has been thrown errors in \CFusionMX7\runtime\logs\coldfusion-err.log. We are
using IIS6--so I tried to not allow JSP pages at all but
Did you ever find a solution/fix?
We are running into the same thing... same version of CF. The form that is
posting is relatively small -- but there is a textarea that we think is the
problem. There really isnt a lot of data in the textarea -- maybe 400
characters. I get a 500 Null error and
Did you ever find a solution/fix?
We are running into the same thing... same version of CF. The form that is
posting is relatively small -- but there is a textarea that we think is the
problem. There really isnt a lot of data in the textarea -- maybe 400
characters. I get a 500 Null error and
We do this with several of our apps. In IIS, we set the Custom Error for 404 to
a cfm page (/404.cfm for example). That page looks at the URL's query_string
and redirects as appropriate.
Tim
I have a website that has listings, but I want to make it so that
people can type in a much smaller
In that example, I knew the value was a number so I wouldnt val() it. But let's
say it was a URL parameter. I always do something like VAL() around them when I
expect a number -- and I noticed that running isValid(integer,myVal) returns
NO on legitimate numbers that have been VAL()'d. It seems
Dave/Dan:
Thanks for your replies. Do you have any tips to create this serialize
function? My CFC has some instantiation variables set (this.numberitems,
this.cartType, etc) and those are really the only variables I want to
serialize. I tried using CFWDDX with an input of #variables# and again
This has gotten a bit off topic, but it is an important discussion none the
less.
I want to see if I understand what the recommended practice is with regard to
CFCs.
I use CFC is two different ways. I have some CFCs that are really just a
grouping of functions. For example, a common.cfc that
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