> Thanks, Dave. We are not allowed to touch the servers so I was looking for a
> way to avoid having to go through the server admins since they are quite
> busy. But the manual fix will suffice.
Well, my guess is that CF itself has permission to write to that file
in your environment, so ...
D
> I don't think there's any newer fix for this. There's no reason to be
> worried about manually updating the .xml file, though
> ... snipped ...
> Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
> http://www.figleaf.com/
Thanks, Dave. We are not allowed to touch the servers so I was looking for a
way to av
> We're running CF Enterprise 9.0.1.
>
> We are having a problem with (cf)charts expiring and dropping from the cache
> before users have a chance to print them.
> This article from 2005 describes a fix to manually alter
> minTimeout\maxTimeout values in \lib\webcharts3d.xml
> to adjust the rete
We're running CF Enterprise 9.0.1.
We are having a problem with (cf)charts expiring and dropping from the cache
before users have a chance to print them. This article from 2005 describes a
fix to manually alter minTimeout\maxTimeout values in \lib\webcharts3d.xml to adjust the retention time in
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