Not sure if my last post took since I didn't see it in the list or my email, so
sorry if this is redundant.
I am getting the following error [Macromedia][Oracle JDBC Driver]No more data
available to read. when ever I try to execute a stored procedure that returns
a ref cursor. I am currently
Thanks for the speedy reply James.
I have done as you suggested, but I still recieve the error. Afterwards, just
to see if it would have an affect, disabled the maintain connections settings
and it also had no affect.
Not sure if it matters in this case, but I am using oracle 10gR2.
Wes
I wish our DBA gave me that level of access the server, but I will let him know
what to check into. The servers we are on are most certainly dedicated (I am
the administrator for the CF side). Also I am able to connect to the DB and
execute queries using the Oracle JDBC driver with any
The Situation:
I am attempting to create an application that recieves information from cfhttp
request containing a zip file as a java ByteArrayOutputStream object. This zip
file is then written to the hard disk and unzipped. The problem is that the zip
files are unreadable by the
Have you set up the CSV as an ODBC source in the OS?
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I used your code as a web service (changing the access to remote, I knew what
you meant ;)
When I say directory permissions, I really mean is anonymous access enabled
(probably should have just stated so)? The real point is that the above code
works correctly with that one modification so the
If you want to use their tools, yes. You also use squirrel as a query editor.
It is a free java based editor that works with any db platform that has a jdbc
driver.
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I am also having issues with the cfflush tag using IIS. Unfortunately the
environment I am in is pretty locked down and I cannot even use firefox to
determine if the problem is IE. My biggest problem is that this link no longer
works. Does anyone know what this solution was?
My solution for
This link no longer works, does anyone know what this solution was supposed to
be?
My solution for cfflush on CF8 with IIS:
http://orangepips.instantspot.com/blog/index.
cfm/2007/12/12/cfflush-Problem-and-Solution-on-CF8-with-IIS-
Hello all,
I am having a small problem. I am attempting to generate excel files using
coldfusion and then force the user to the excel file. The client has webwasher
content filtering on their network and I get the following error message from
webwasher when attempting to view SOME of excel
I am having trouble with the cfgrid tag. My situation is such that on my
developement server I am able to access the cfgrid applet everything works
great when accessed through http://localhost/..., but when accessing from the
machines IP address (http://255.255.255.255/...) from the server or
What version is your SSL. SSLv3 can produce similar results. I had a similar
situation and had to create a java class and seperate keystore for SSLv3
certificates. CFHTTP does not support SSLv3 and should not work at all, but in
my situation I was able to connect to a testing platform (same
I have a totally newb problem. I have a written a java class to unzip files
(which works JRUN's jre), but I am trying to use it with coldfusion and am
unable to get coldfusion to even recognize that it is there. I have set up the
classpath in administrator and ensured several times that the
The final problem appeared to be an issue from CF MX, described in tech note:
http://www.macromedia.com/support/coldfusion/ts/documents/ssl_classcastexception.htm
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am beginning to hate java/coldfusion integration. This class is to create a
connection to a web server and return the result of that communication. It
works great in console. But when i goto use in CF I get:
Unable to find a constructor for class javaHTTPSconnection that accepts
parameters
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