N attribute).
If you want to get a variable that you can reference directly without
rerunning the CFQUERY, you need to store the query in a variable that
will be available from wherever you want to reference it. In this
case, you'd get rid of the CACHEDWITHIN attribute and just store the
query i
contain obvious,
easily-read data. Google is full of smart people who are good at
categorization.
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ajor ones definitely do not.
> Really, if they did, Google wouldn't really even work. :)
Simple, self-describing URLs have a higher page rank than complex,
non-obvious URLs. If you're trying to show up on the first page of
results, good URLs do make a difference.
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et "variable 'myCachedQuery' is undefined"...
How exactly are you caching the query? Code might be useful here.
If you're caching a query as a variable, you're either caching it
within one of the persistent scopes (session, application, server) or
as a member variable
lt-in web server and the "real" web
server use the same web root.
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vably look for a specific value in the HTTP response
you get in the event of a failure, but that would only work against
one specific broken DNS environment.
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> to go with the web version based on what I've read but first hand
> feedback is best.
If you're just setting up a standalone web application, the Web
edition will work fine. If you need replication, mirroring, etc, you
need at least Standard.
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> Can I install both CF8 and CF9 Developer's Edition?
Yes, you can. But they're not really designed to be installed
concurrently, unless you install CF 9 multiserver, then use the CF 8
installer to create an EAR, then deploy that EAR to a new CF instance.
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jects in memory have been garbage collected. So,
you should probably be less concerned about releasing memory to the
OS, and more concerned about identifying the maximum amount of memory
your JVM instance will require.
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environment, you need to use a custom error
handler. You can provide functionality in your custom error handler to
do this if you like. The Advanced ColdFusion 8 course available for
download on the Adobe site demonstrates this.
http://www.adobe.com/support/training/instructor_led_curriculum/acf
, whether that actually resolves or not!
Details on how to prevent this are in the CF 9 Lockdown Guide on the Adobe site.
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ot;stop using Access".
I suggest that you stop the ODBC services, restart CF and see what happens.
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t; driver (not the "MS Access with
Unicode" driver), or
- you chose "ODBC Socket".
> I am guessing I should do this another way? I have just never figured out
> how to do it.
No, that's how you're supposed to create data sources.
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guess would be that you'll see all your
data sources as having JDBC URLs no matter what, but that the ones
that use the ODBC services will mention "sequelink" or something along
those lines.
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cking that option in production,
as it'll make things slower and less efficient. But if shutting it off
keeps your server from crashing, go ahead and shut it off.
I'd recommend turning off the two ODBC services if you're not using
them. But make sure you're not using them
to
databases that support ODBC but don't also have JDBC drivers. CF uses
JDBC to connect to SQL Server, Oracle, etc.
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> I am using MS Access and assigning the Datasource using CF Administrator as
> MS Access with Unicode. Does that help?
The "MS Access with Unicode" driver doesn't use ODBC. So, you can
disable the ODBC services and see if that fixes your problem.
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using? If you're not using ODBC datasources,
you can simply disable the ODBC services installed by CF. In any case,
it's not clear that this is actually the cause of (or even related to)
your problem.
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> If you are using it as an ID, I go with UUID. Makes it a little harder
> to put into the URL to look up things they shouldn't.
If your applications allow people to substitute values and see things
they shouldn't see, you have bigger problems than integers vs UUIDs.
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to let the database generate the UUID for you.
If none of these conditions apply, you're probably better off using an
identity column with an integer data type.
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take your CF 9 license from
your Windows machine, stop CF 9 on the Linux machine, back up your
existing license.properties, and drop in the Windows file and restart
CF 9 on Linux.
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ou actually using ODBC? If not, you can disable the two ODBC services.
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Thanks to all for your responses. I'm going to try Mack's suggestion first
and see how it integrates into my app.
Our old motto: "Laborare Debit" (It should work!?)
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my server, I could use a
conditional FileExists but that doesn't work for a remote server.
Does anybody have a suggestion? (Please keep it G rated.)
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stems. Dreamweaver and CFBuilder can work very
nicely with real version control systems.
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uninstall CF here. You may need to enable
RDS if it's not already enabled. And you shouldn't be using such an
old JVM. You should use 1.6 instead of 1.4.
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files from the Jrun portion of the multi instance install?
If you go to the JVM shown in the CF Administrator, does it have a server DLL?
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can't use the regular JRE.
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> Not when one of the major fixes is to make it install better with a webserver.
The web server configuration tool can be run any time after
installation. I always recommend that you choose not to perform web
server integration until after you've installed CF.
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might, they can be caught by the site-wide error handler, which
catches anything except validation errors.
All of the stuff you want to do, though, can be done with exception
handling either in your page directly, or with the onError event
handler, or with CFERROR using TYPE="EXCEPTION".
> Sorry no cfmail with request and validation.
As a workaround, you can have your HTML page make an AJAX call to
another .cfm page to do those sorts of things. Of course, if you have
a serious problem with CF, that might generate a new error.
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h
ur CFERROR tag and pointing to a .cfm page.
Finally, you can use CFML code to deal with run-time exceptions using
the onError event handler in Application.cfc or using exception
handling within your code.
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intrinsic value for many people. To me, the value is
largely that I don't have to deal with all the extra stuff Dreamweaver
brings to the table, and I get all those tools nicely integrated.
Plus, because it's Eclipse, I can easily switch to other perspectives
to do related non-CF work.
Thank you to all for the replies so far. Very helpful. Now that I've had some
time to evaluate CFBuilder, I'd like to revisit this thread. I'm not bashing on
CFB here - honest questions: considering that I'm not starting from scratch but
already have the functionality of DreamWeaver at my dispo
initively, but if there are any problems
you'll see them in testing.
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ssible, and implement it using your OS task scheduler. You'll
generally get better performance that way, with less impact on the
regular web serving tasks of your web application.
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> that is certainly odd, that is the microsoft visual c runtime file, how
> would it affect ColdFusion which runs on Java ?
The JVM itself is loaded as a native DLL - jvm.dll. Java requires a
native bootstrap to run in the first place.
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Hi Carl,
It was an java.lang.OutOfMemoryError, that we are seeing in the hs_err_pxxx
log. We are still looking to see what is causing this
-Dave
On Tue, Nov 30, 2010 at 4:55 PM, Carl Meyer wrote:
>
> >Thanks All... looks like our issue is related to running out of swap space
>
rs. The duplicate class name
> makes me think of goofy i/o stuff. What do you think Dave?
I think it's possible, but every "Error loading ... jvm.dll" I've seen
or heard of was caused by a mismatch between JVMs.
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with CF. Its 1.6.0_21.
>
> But I have tried setting this to the version that ships with CF and that
> doesn't work either...
Remove all other versions of Java, make sure their environment
variables are removed, and restart CF.
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h
installed and functional...
Running "java -version" indicates that the user context in which
you're logged in has the proper environment variables, etc, set up. It
doesn't tell you anything about how CF will run Java, unless you've
logged in as the same user account that CF
ing:
- a 64-bit system,
- a 32-bit version of CF with a 32-bit jvm.dll,
- a 64-bit JVM installed elsewhere that's in the path, and that's
trying to interact with the 32-bit DLL.
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Thanks All... looks like our issue is related to running out of swap space
-Dave
On Tue, Nov 30, 2010 at 1:19 AM, Mark A. Kruger wrote:
>
> That's the right track for this look for log files in the /bin
> directory... my guess is you have hot spot errors that are killin
tead. You
should be able to use your existing license number to upgrade to CF 9,
I think, since you do have that. CF 9 is so much better than CFMX 6.1
in every respect. It uses a newer version of Java, it can be run in
64-bit environments, etc, etc.
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a nice feature! And obviously
better than my suggestion.
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ot; option.
>
> How to do this?
Unless you simply omit the empty, descriptive option, you'll have to
use JavaScript - something like this:
function checkCountryCode() {
if (document.forms[0].countrycode.selectedIndex == 0) {
window.alert('Please select a country code
lace I can purchase a copy of the disc from? Thank you,
What version of the software did you purchase? You can download the
software directly from the Adobe site, and put your serial number in
it.
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but in other locations other
> than the HDD I'm cleaning out.
In my experience, it usually takes at least one painful data loss for
people to learn the value of a good backup strategy.
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It appears to be the Service Wrapper thats restarting, based on the Windows
Application log
On Mon, Nov 29, 2010 at 11:20 AM, Jochem van Dieten wrote:
>
> On Mon, Nov 29, 2010 at 4:15 PM, Dave Sueltenfuss wrote:
> > We have a CF 9.0.1 server 32 bit, in production that randomly re
None of our developers use CF Builder (or have access to the code on the
production machine)
-Dave
On Mon, Nov 29, 2010 at 11:04 AM, Jason Fisher wrote:
>
> Do you have any developers with CF Builder who might be restarting services
> on the server from Builder
Yes, we are recieveing the following error in the Windows Application log
'The ColdFusion 9 Application Server service for the "coldfusion" server is
restarting.'
Also, in CF server log, we are seeing the server come back up.
-Dave
On Mon, Nov 29, 2010 at 10:53 AM,
Russ,
We don't have FusionReactor installed in production, and the service is set
to take no action if it fails for any reason
-Dave
On Mon, Nov 29, 2010 at 10:17 AM, Russ Michaels wrote:
>
> Dave,
>
> CF can't usually restart itself, if it dies then it dies, so you
ms to happen
every couple of days.
Has anyone else encountered this type of error before, or have a suggestion
for where to look?
Thanks
-Dave
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host: our mail server name"
> Anyone know how to resolve this?
>From the console of the web server, use telnet to send a message - not
just to connect to the SMTP server. You may find that something else
has changed besides your CF configuration.
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http
recover the files successfully, the program doesn't
do what it's supposed to do.
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Be a little careful, Regex Coach works with perl regex syntax; cf
needs java syntax usually, with some differences.
I can't recommend Regex Buddy highly enough. It's not free, but it's
really quite excellent, supports a variety of different flavors.
Dave
On Thu, Nov 25, 2
, they're a mystery to me too. Looking at the docs, it looks like
you can enable logging directly in Apache:
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/ColdFusion/9.0/Admin/WSc3ff6d0ea77859461172e0811cbf363a5d-7ffb.html
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d be "jrunservers.store". I'm not sure why
that's working in the existing directories (maybe it isn't being read
properly in those directories either, though).
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#x27;ll see if I can get to a CF server and take a
look.
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er context of Apache (and thus the connector which runs
inline with Apache) doesn't allow execute access to the .cfm files in
those sites.
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sts(rootObject,"Get_ObjectName) - it just doesn't work - If I add
> in the () at the end - it blows up Coldfusion
Use cftry/cfcatch around your calls to
rootObject.Get_ObjectName().Get_Value() instead of trying to treat the
values within your object as if they were structures, et
remove the domain alias from your Apps domain configuration.
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t; - presumably a subdomain,
unless they're willing to migrate from their current mail system to
Apps.
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Check out http://postmarkapp.com. Depending on the volume of mail you
need to send, it's either pretty cheap, or worth it for their tracking
tools.
Dave
On Thu, Nov 18, 2010 at 10:47 AM, Brook Davies wrote:
>
> This a bit OT. I just wanted to share what I'd found, in cas
On Thu, Nov 18, 2010 at 2:19 PM, Dave Burns wrote:
>
> I'm considering moving on from Dreamweaver and finally using a better IDE for
> CF work. I know of CFBuilder and have downloaded the trial to eval. I used
> IntelliJ for some Java projects 2 years ago and it was outstand
numbers don't match. Also, whats the
> update file box for? I left it blank and hit submit. PLEASE help!
Can you restore the license.properties file from backup?
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ill use Eclipse for that. Otherwise, though,
I think Eclipse/CFBuilder is a much better fit for CF development, if
only because of Aptana.
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G
I'm considering moving on from Dreamweaver and finally using a better IDE for
CF work. I know of CFBuilder and have downloaded the trial to eval. I used
IntelliJ for some Java projects 2 years ago and it was outstanding.
My current take is that price is equal and functionality is *roughly* equa
n application.
So, to me, saying "Adobe should use CF for their entire site" doesn't
make a lot of sense. If I were an Adobe stockholder, I wouldn't want
them to spend their money that way. I'm not, so I don't care much one
way or the other.
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> DDLADMIN should suffice, this is what role we give to all our customers.
That's way more than needed for reading data.
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> Kinda.. Are there any particular SERVER ROLES or Database Role Membership?
Nope. Although db_datareader is basically a shortcut to granting
SELECT and EXECUTE.
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wo mutually exclusive? =)p
Yes, in the very real sense that there is a finite amount of
resources. I'd much rather have Adobe hire more CF product developers
and testers, etc, than pay developers to rewrite their site.
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> RemoteObjects will not return. Just get a busy cursor. Running CF8/Flex 3.3.
> Any help is appreciated.
This could be almost anything. What happens if you add TraceTarget to
your app and debug it?
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quot;, or should they focus on building and
selling their tools?
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27;s not
necessary to call a getter to see that change. The difference is that
getters may have their own logic, to format the raw data, combine it
with other fields, etc, so the value in the variables scope may not be
the same as what the getter returns.
Dave
want to create an empty one as a base, then open
whatever you want. It's got warts, and no RDS (has FTP though), but
I've never been happier.
Dave
On Mon, Nov 15, 2010 at 5:21 PM, Russ Michaels wrote:
>
> cfbuilder does allow you to work with files directly and not creat
7;ll have to
deal wiht it according to your circumstances. But as CFML, the
validator hsould never see it, because it doesn't render on the page.
It's a comment, not HTML.
Dave
On Sun, Nov 14, 2010 at 7:47 PM, Terry Troxel wrote:
>
> These are the errors I get with XHTML Transitio
mb value object only,
no getters or setters, so it seems like getters should be used when
you get the data out of a smarter object that has them. Or should
there be a flag to enable getters? If so, what's its default?
Any thoughts?
Dave
~~~
e - but
not essential.
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> > null="#Trim(FORM.Contributed) EQ ''#">
>
> I like this.
I find this easier to read:
null="#yesNoFormat(len(trim(form.contributed)))#">
just because the nested quotes can be confusing.
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o want to use CFQUERYPARAM any
time you have any user-entered or untrusted data within a query - not
just within INSERT/UPDATE/DELETE queries.
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orum
> in an effort to expand my knowledge and provide documentation for others.
> Code is for MS Access: ...
I'd be happy to provide my opinion, but there's no question here that
I can identify.
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es? And you might be just as likely to do this with CFCs as
without - you can store those in these scopes as well.
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native
SQL logins (untrusted connection)?
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> I need to provide world-wide country postal abbreviations in a drop-down
> select box.
>
> there must be one of those out there, although I have searched.
>
> Anybody know where to get one.
It's just HTML, right? So if you see a site with one, view source and
copy the ap
ly automate.
Not necessarily so complicated:
http://davidmichaelkarr.blogspot.com/2008/10/reformat-generated-getterssetters-with.html
I don't see why the same basic mechanism can't be used to rewrite
CreateObject calls to "new".
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ontrol Manager ..."
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> Any reason why a service in automatic mode wont start automatically?
Sure. Services may have to wait for other services to release some
resource before they can start. You can fiddle around with the order
of service startup using the DependsOnService registry key.
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Ii don't think many hosts prohibit CreateObject('component'), they're
after the java/com/corba flavors. CreateObject('java') is mighty
useful though; not sure if Mango uses it or not.
Dave
On Tue, Nov 9, 2010 at 7:36 PM, Sean Corfield wrote:
>
> Mango
s, cfsavecontent appears to use a java buffer internally, and runs
>>just about as fast. Pick whichever method gives you code you like
>>better with your content, its source, and your coding style.
>>
>>Dave
>>
>
> Its actually faster according to the tests I
tFiles/#maxContentID#_#language#.cfm')#"
use this:
"#ExpandPath('/contentFiles/' & maxContentID & '_' & language & '.cfm')#"
However, I don't think that's the cause of your problem. Instead, I
suspect that one of your var
that
> it would behave the same for sandboxes (as it does on CF9 developer).
Feel free to assume - I know very little about sandboxes. One of the
joys of working in the enterprise, I guess. Russ is the guy who knows
about sandboxes here.
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f CreateObject call. Again, though, I'm no expert with
sandbox security and this may no longer be true.
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t user account will certainly have permission to
read any files used by, say, other hosting clients.
My assumption is that CFCONTENT can be sandboxed, but again I'm no
expert on sandboxing.
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;t worked with BlogCFC so this is only speculation. But you
should be able to replace CreateObject or CFOBJECT calls with
CFINVOKE.
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t doesn't really help the original
poster with BlogCFC, as I presume that uses CreateObject. I guess the
OP could rewrite it to use CFINVOKE instead.
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dboxed, for example, but that could be solved using multiple
instances or VPS.
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be allowed unrestricted access in a shared hosting
environment.
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the server in
either case. The "inline" behavior makes sense - you download HTML
pages all the time in a browser and you can't change their name
(without Save As ...) or edit them on the server by default.
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e. That's what Homesite came with, actually.
It's identical to the non-free version except that it only accepts a
limited number of connections.
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