the cfm extension or not, and after re-reading everything
I still don't see that mentioned.
I'm pretty sure I saw it mentioned in one of them, but I always have a
bit of trouble understanding Claude's posts - no fault on his part
there, just a bit of language barrier on my part I guess.
Dave
No there isn't, just weird seeing cfabort rather than cfexit
method=exittemplate / which is better as you know that the application
will eventually fall down to onRequestEnd.cfm were as cfabort will not.
In many cases you might not want onRequestEnd.cfm to execute.
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unnecessary for a specific request.
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Actually cfabort was introduced as a debugging tag.
No, it wasn't. It was introduced to allow the programmer to halt the
current program. While it can be useful for debugging, it's not
specific to debugging. I'm pretty sure that CFABORT has been around
since the very beginning of CFML.
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it, and this is not a bug, but the intended
behavior.
The fact that you're using CFCONTENT later on is a red herring - the
fact is, you have a .cfm file and you're requesting it via HTTP. That
file is therefore treated as a CF file. CF will attempt to compile it.
This is not a bug, but the intended behavior.
Dave
- the first time the file is requested.
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/somefile.pdf.cfm
That file will be compiled before the Application.cfm file runs. That
file is causing a compilation error before Application.cfm runs, in
this case.
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a little bit each day or so.
And I would like a pony.
I suspect I'll get my wish before you do.
Peter is right - use feature detection and degrade gracefully. That's
really been the answer for quite some time, though.
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think that's true for a lot of people. I'm much more
productive in my home office than I was at work.
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hasn't this all been said several times already ?
It doesn't appear to have been said simply and clearly, no.
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at
second.oursite.com?
The browser won't send that cookie to second.oursite.com if it
received a host-specific cookie from www.oursite.com. The only place
you can set that cookie is www.oursite.com.
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Here is a crazy idea - wouldn't what you are looking for be a runtime
error?
I would expect that to be a compile-time error, actually. But the code
analyzer might still find it.
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Here is a crazy idea - wouldn't what you are looking for be a runtime
error?
I would expect that to be a compile-time error, actually. But the code
analyzer might still find it.
Aaaand now I've gotten to the bottom of the thread, and see this has
already been covered. D'oh!
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at all) is about as high as privileges go. Code that
runs within SYSTEM is considered trusted OS code. However, SYSTEM
doesn't have a shell, or many of the environment variables that user
accounts generally have.
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of a
particular feature.
Now, perhaps you can look at having that bug extracted from your ass.
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to use c:\website, you could include files from that directory from
any file on the server using this:
cfinclude template=/includeme.cfm
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However, SYSTEM doesn't have a shell, or many
of the environment variables
that user accounts generally have.
Dave - Interesting. I did not know that. Offhand, do you know of articles
that talk more about the differences
between SYSTEM and regular user accounts? (If not, no problem. I can
to have CF work differently, this
is a reasonable assumption.
I also conclude that no one knows a way to have CF work differently, and this
is a certitude,
No, there is no way you can have CF conditionally compile programs.
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it contains any CFML tags or functions or
not. And CF will compile it, and this is not a bug, but the intended
behavior.
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Dave, I realise that. In this case he is claiming to use cfcontent, any
content that is used in this manner should not be compiled into the CFML
template.
That was my point.
In Claude's original question, it doesn't appear he's using CFCONTENT:
I've noticed that application.cfm is indeed
(and will probably need to involve Adobe support).
If that doesn't read it, you need to talk to whoever manages the IIS
server and see what changed.
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named
parameters. There are various workarounds for that in the Java world,
but they're kind of a pain even there.
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Do all JDBC drivers ignore @dbvarname?
Yes.
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In relation to this post, what does java heap space mean? I see this message
is the log files. I looked this up on google and it appears that I am out
of memory (?)
Yes, the Java heap is roughly analogous to the amount of memory
available to the JVM.
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Having difficulties trying to get this to work with Chrome. This is inside a
Flash Form on CF8. Works great on IE, FF and Safari, but won't come up on
Chrome. Seems there are a lot of Flash Form issues with Chrome when I Googled
the problem, but nothing specific on the CFINCLUDE. Can
anything like this?
You'll need to download the certificate and install it in your JVM's
keystore. Google java keystore keytool coldfusion for instructions.
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, for example, distribute edge servers, use in-memory database
replication, etc, etc.
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deployed on a CDNs internal network, those servers are
physically closer to regional users. And they typically don't just
have a copy of whatever's on your central cluster - they have a
simplified version, or chunk-based caching, etc, etc.
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You asked this on SackOverflow as well.
I just want to state for the record that I enjoyed this typo.
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Has anyone ever worked with a CDN like Akamai with Coldfusion where the
actual content is distributed, not just images and documents?
Yes. We have several clients using Akamai with CF applications. They
have a few different approaches for dealing with dynamically-generated
content.
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http://www.adobe.com/support/security/bulletins/apsb11-14.html
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or not a
directory actually exists. There are specific instructions in the CF
Lockdown Guide on how to deal with that under IIS 7.
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, don't be surprised if you end up with a 2 GB database
file with 500 records in it. As you might imagine, that doesn't
perform very well. The bigger problem, though, is that Jet isn't
really designed for a high-volume multiple user environment.
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For me the most important is that it works fine.
for me it works fine != problems with Access are pure urban legend
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it's listening on (TCP/8300
by default if you installed using the Multiserver option). You can
change the port, disable the JRun web server, etc, using these
instructions:
http://www.adobe.com/support/coldfusion/adv_development/config_builtin_webserver/
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turning
this off, generally.
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Administrator lists the Access drivers in
the valid driver type list?
The CF Administrator is presumably the same codebase for all versions
of CF - it's just a CF app itself, after all. But I'm pretty sure
Access isn't an option with a 64-bit CF install.
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to the user's email
address?
Correction: it appears that Mura hashes the info in the database
If you don't have the password, you can't return the password. The
point of using a hash is so you don't have to store the actual
password. So, in conclusion - you can't.
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for head-shots, as the second shot cannot be aimed accurately
enough. Shooting the head of a non-stationary target is difficult with
a single aimed shot, even at close range.
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be surprised if all 9 pellets miss entirely. And of
course, that's assuming a 12 gauge; for home defense you might be
using a .410 - reducing your chances even more significantly.
In short: it's even more important to aim center mass when using a
shotgun for defense.
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Dave, please provide a list of things you know nothing about so that others
can feel smart too. ;)
That list would be very, very long, and I'm confident that everyone
posting here knows more about something than I do. I know about
ColdFusion, and I know about firearms, purely through
I know about ColdFusion, and I know about firearms, purely through the
accident of having worked with both occasionally.
Not at the same time I hope ;-)
I've been tempted occasionally.
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Oh, by the way Steve, I like your Ext JS book. Are you doing a revision for 4?
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And btw - why do you show up nameles
He shows up nameless for Gmail users because of a character encoding
mismatch between Google's mail servers and his mail server.
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, but let's not get into that
right now).
And of course, if you were to pass the entire scope as a variable, it
would be treated as a structure and would be passed by reference the
same way.
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four items, scoping is almost insignificant.
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in the server per se.
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? Maybe you did, maybe you
didn't - but you didn't indicate that you had done anything in your
question.
If you're going to ask for a mote of additional maturity, see to the
beam of your own first.
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, depending on how your
office's network is configured.
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a performance penalty.
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But you can produce a PDF and then generate a thumbnail... right?
Yes. The courseware I linked earlier in the thread has an example of
exactly this.
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in
the child, so it sounds like you have some other problem there.
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. There are lots of intermediary services that
ease EC2 deployment, also, although I don't have a lot of experience
with most of them.
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Anyone have any suggestions on how to set up CF9 with IIS7.5 so that is does
not exhibit this crazy behavior? I can't take every site down each time I
make a change in IIS.
You can configure each IIS virtual server individually with wsconfig.
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You could always both swap to a real database:
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/database/express-edition/overview/index.html
Your DB2 link is broken.
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You will have to update CF to 9.0.1 before hooking it to IIS, if you
want to avoid installing the IIS 6 compatibility layer.
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the get_any method to get to the values.
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to get rid of your CF servers in the meantime - of
course, if you had to get rid of CF today it's less likely you'll
purchase a license in the future.
Then, buy a CF license next year.
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engine mojo of older pages.
This is the best answer. Use your web server's ability to redirect -
you can do this on any web server. Your hosting provider may need to
help you here.
If you can't do this, then you may have to rely on meta redirects
and/or canonical URLs.
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If not, then you can use something like this which I have used in the past:
cfheader statuscode=301 statustext=Moved permanently
cfheader name=Location value=http://www.domain.com/url.htm;
cfabort
The original poster has HTML pages that aren't, and cannot, be processed by CF.
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Thanks, Russ. Interesting. I've always ruled out using CF's temp directory for
security reasons. I'm on shared hosting at CT. If I'm generating PDF invoices
and account statements for customers, seems like I don't want them sitting
around in the temp directory where other people on the same
Everything else is current--data being returned from the database is from
today. It's just the application scope that has somehow become cached for
this user only.
Do you have any code which dynamically sets or changes the application name?
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Uh, well, that's what I suggested in my original post. :-) I wanted to see if
anyone else had experience with better ideas. Thanks!
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is that it will slow down page processing somewhat since sending mail would be
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environment?
Sure, that's a viable option in development. Less so in production, as
the creation of new database connections is expensive - that's why
JDBC provides connection pooling.
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I just spent an hour working with a tech at Crystal Tech diagnosing an email
problem which ended up with me realizing that the very convenient remove
attribute that is new to CF9's cfmail tag will not work in their environment.
The reason for this is that they don't use CF's built-in mail
that:
!--- turn off whitespace, etc first ---
cfcontent ...cfoutput#yourVariable#/cfoutput
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Den -
Thanks for the info. I'd never heard of JExcelAPI but I've used Jasper on some
previous Java-based contracts and, yes, it's great.
Problem is that this client is on shared hosting (CrystalTech) so my ability to
install 3rd-party libraries is essentially zero. Unless someone knows of a
entirely by attempting to filter them out
individually.
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not have
even know that your site was being attacked. Time is on the attacker's
side here.
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, but no information in errors.
In your practice, perhaps. In the practice of others, not so much.
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, then you rerun the web server configuration utility.
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hi dave, had a look at Google Search Appliance and thought it was only for
searching our web pages, do you think
i could possibly utilize it in some way to get the synonyms for my database
searches?
Well, as much as I love the appliance, I wasn't really recommending it
for your use
is
fairly small, it might do it sufficiently well. You could conceivably
use a full-text indexing solution against your synonym list, then use
the returned record to filter your database search.
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The Excel approach seemed like a winner but in the end, I had to ditch it. In
the end, I hit what appears to be a well-known problem and a known limitation
for cfspreadsheet. The current design of the spreadsheet functionality makes
it hard (impossible?) to optimally share cell formats across
It seems that 127.0.0.1 or localhost is just totally
unresponsive... but everything seems to be set up correctly.
Can you ping that address and name from a command prompt?
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That sounds like a problem with your TCP/IP configuration.
Can you try reinstalling the protocal?
This is less likely than a configuration problem with IIS. Make sure
you can't ping the address or name before you take this drastic step.
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,
In your TCP/IP configuration, disable IPv6 and make sure IPv4 is
enabled, and try again.
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Leigh - Curious what you mean by 'acheived with xml'. What would I feed the XML
into?
I have made progress experimenting with the spreadsheet functions and for the
most part, things work well including text rotation. I wish there were a way to
set the default page size in Page Setup but I can
A customer is asking me to generate an Excel spreadsheet and I've never used
the new functions in CF9 (their requirements preclude me from going the old
way of generating HTML and setting the MIME type to Excel). Two q's after I've
done some research both with Google and Adobe's docs:
- how
Alternatively, if someone knows how to do rotated text when generating a PDF,
I'd love to learn how.
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.com.au, as it is possible to get domain hack domains within
the .us namespace).
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at least two IIS sites. You can view the list of sites in the IIS
management console, and can right-click on each as Brian mentioned to
see the filesystem location where each points.
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See your point, but the actual likely hood of taking down a server with code
is pretty small.
My experience has been directly the opposite of this over the last
fifteen years or so.
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, but there's nothing
inherently wrong about using an exception to test failure.
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of the country; it's a matter of
the namespace in which you're trying to register a domain. Anybody can
register a domain within a public gTLD (com, net, org), but
location-specific domains are generally more tightly controlled.
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to this library that's written in Java.
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First guess would be 64bit vs. 32 bit. Have you matched the correct
version of the COM?
There's no COM at all if you're using 64-bit CF.
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-bit CF on a 64-bit Windows machine, but you'll have to
configure the IIS application pool to also be 32-bit. Unfortunately,
you lose all the 64-bit advantages when you do this, of course.
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think JIntegra has a 64-bit library for COM. COM has been DOA for a
long time, so I don't think there's been much demand for it in the
64-bit world - existing COM stuff is generally legacy 32-bit.
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may be able to invoke
functions through RUNDLL32.EXE from the command line. Or you may not.
But frankly, I would just try to avoid using COM in this environment
entirely. It's not going to scale well.
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We tried several different methods Dave, but COM objects are just not
compatible with CF8 or 9 64 bit. Either you need another solution or go
back to using the 32 bit.
Yes, you're absolutely correct that 64-bit CF can't instantiate COM objects.
But at the point you're using RUNDLL32.EXE
doing that right now, but you're correct that COM is
basically a dead-end - so it makes financial sense for JIntegra not to
pursue this.
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