I am happy to offer free hosting to get the site back up.
On Sat, Mar 21, 2015 at 0:10 AM, Nolan Erck wrote:
FYI, on the ColdSpring Google group there is now a small discussion about
the ColdSpring docs and making sure they have a good home on a server
somewhere.
-Nolan
On Fri, Mar 20
Great! Thanks for the heads up, Nolan.
On Fri, Mar 20, 2015 at 8:10 PM Nolan Erck wrote:
>
> FYI, on the ColdSpring Google group there is now a small discussion about
> the ColdSpring docs and making sure they have a good home on a server
> somewhere.
>
> -Nolan
>
>
>
FYI, on the ColdSpring Google group there is now a small discussion about
the ColdSpring docs and making sure they have a good home on a server
somewhere.
-Nolan
On Fri, Mar 20, 2015 at 8:37 AM, Dean Lawrence wrote:
>
> Thanks, Nolan, I appreciate your insights. I'm pretty much
Thanks, Nolan, I appreciate your insights. I'm pretty much on the same page
as you, but I guess I am mainly concerned that with the ColdSpring site
apparently gone, that I can't even get to the documentation to try to
either troubleshoot an issue or even expand on features that I have
I like ColdSpring. I like having "XML documentation" for that layer of my
codebase. As such, I have several sites that I don't plan to migrate to
DI/1 or WireBox. I also do a lot of Java consulting work, and switching
from Spring (Java) to ColdSpring (CFML) is less painful for my
I've been using ColdSpring for a good number of years and it is pretty much
a part of almost every site that I have developed. When trying to access
http://coldspringframework.org/ to look at the docs, I get a service
unavailable error. It was like this when I tried to access it about a mont
Yeah, I know this sucks. A new server is coming I promise.
I have no control over this one, so I have to bug someone who has to bug
someone...
In the mean time - web archive to the rescue!
http://web.archive.org/web/20110716211542/http://www.coldspringframework.org/index.cfm/go/documentation
M
Coldspringframework.org is down. Are the docs for 1.2 hosted somewhere
that is currently accessible? I already found the 2.0 docs on
SourceForge.net.
Jason Durham
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Just updating as this was resolved on the ColdSpring list: the issue was a
missing frameworkProperties.properties file in the ColdSpring root
directory. Mike had deleted this file without realizing that it was
necessary.
Thanks,
Brian
On Mon, May 17, 2010 at 9:58 AM, Mike Kear wrote:
>
s generated when the coldspring instantiation
happens. The error goes away when I comment out the lines:
I have found when I put a fresh copy of Coldspring1.2 in the site, the
problem sometimes goes away, but I'd like to know what causes it so I don't
have to keep uploading the w
If you're going to be doing a lot of report type stuff, I'd recommend
looking at JasperServer. It's the bee's knees. Exports in PDF,
Excel, RTF, blah, blah, blah.
You can run the reports from ColdFusion too, either using the
JasperServer webservice or just running the reports "by hand" using a
It's really worth becoming familiar with Framework one:
http://fw1.riaforge.org/
mxAjax / CFAjax docs and other useful articles:
http://www.bifrost.com.au/blog/
On 19 February 2010 01:22, Dominic Watson wrote:
>
> Mach II and Coldspring are not setup to achieve the same thing
You do realize that most of what you're asking isn't the function of a
framework and the framework itself would really have no part in any of the
items you listed. Also, as Dominic pointed out, Mach ii and ColdSpring
address different areas of concerns. Mach-ii (and ColdBox and F
This looks more helpful than my response:
http://www.remotesynthesis.com/post.cfm/Mach-II-or-ColdSpring-Understanding-the-Differences-Between-ColdFusion-Frameworks
Dominic
On 18 February 2010 17:22, Dominic Watson wrote:
> Mach II and Coldspring are not setup to achieve the same thing.
Mach II and Coldspring are not setup to achieve the same thing. You could
use ColdSpring *within* Mach II.
More suitable comparisons to Mach II:
* Model glue
* Fusebox
* ColdBox
* CFWheels
* ...others that I'm not familiar with
I have not used ColdBox or CFWheels and I've only glimps
Guys,
We are creating a new website and i have to lay down the architecture for that.
Its basically a reporting tool which will fetch data from DB and display. The
data can be few records to Thousands of records depending on search criteria.
we have to create about 15 reports. The client want
On Thu, Aug 20, 2009 at 3:52 AM, Glyn Jackson wrote:
>
> @ Judah McAuley
>
> thanks very detailed response. its just a simple record set to display. So
> what your saying makes sense.
Of course. It has taken me some time to figure it out myself and
without the help of others I wouldn't be at the
@ Judah McAuley
thanks very detailed response. its just a simple record set to display. So what
your saying makes sense.
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Agreed. Indeed, a cfquery object *is* an object. I find the cfquery object
is particular perfect for views because it is read-only in terms of
interacting with the source of the data.
I personally use the IBO approach and release the query object when ready to
output the data - but that's just me
Using a query doesn't mean you aren't programming in an OO fashion.
You can keep your encapsulation while still returning a query or you
could turn the query into an array of objects as you desire.
In your adminUserService you could have a method called
GetAllAdminUsers that calls GetAllAdminUse
Thanks for the reply. reading my question back it did not make much sense, so
you did well to work out what I was on about lol!
>I'd go with a query unless you have a particular reason not to.
no reason, that would be the way I would normally do it, however if I wanted to
try and keep this st
Hi Glyn, couple of options:
1) If you only need a query, then just return a query. Not ideal, not OO,
breaks encapsulation, but does not suffer performance or memory issues.
2) Use an "iterating business object" which is just like a bean with getters
but also has a next() function to move to the
Confused about how I would go about returning all records from a table from my
DAO?
this is how I would return a record with an ID (see below), however when
returning all records needed for a cfloop i am not sure.
handler
variables.adminUsersService.getUserByID(userBean); <-- access service p
Thanks Kevan
quote: user object would be stored in the session rather than just the username.
Interesting idea, thanks makes way more sense.
PS, thank you for the link, just what I was looking for.
Glyn.
>> if I should be do this all in my service, or should I come out again with
>the userna
> if I should be do this all in my service, or should I come out again with
the username
> and run the bean.setUserSession() in the handler?
I'd keep everything behind the service (or even other objects beyond that)
and not put session related code in your handler.
I'd also keep session code out
leading on from my last example which would be the best way to the following...
1) get the username from the database to store in a session
2) log them in
I was thinking about added the following in my handler after the validation
checks..
variables.adminUsersService.doLogin(userBean);//Login U
Sorry it makes more sense now I have read this...
http://www.coldspringframework.org/coldspring/examples/quickstart/index.cfm?page=factory
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So is my common.cfc classed as a singleton?
>ColdSpring should generally only be used to create and manage
>singletons, if that answers the question.
>
>mxAjax / CFAjax docs and other useful articles:
>http://www.bifr
ColdSpring should generally only be used to create and manage
singletons, if that answers the question.
mxAjax / CFAjax docs and other useful articles:
http://www.bifrost.com.au/blog/
2009/7/26 Glyn Jackson :
>
> I have another question regarding ColdSpring and ColdBox. I will be us
I have another question regarding ColdSpring and ColdBox. I will be using it to
create a bean on the init() method of my handler, I will not create the object
again after that. This bean contains all my SQL and database interactions
(example below). My question is, singletons. is this ok, I
all the USER cfcs together and all the CONTENT cfcs
> together and all the CATALOG cfcs together etc. With comments between
> the sections of the XML file, so they are easy to find.
Another useful trick is to use the directive so you can break
your ColdSpring XML file down into multip
One of the minor side-effects of the way ColdSpring easily handles
more and more complexity is that I found my ColdSpring XML file got
out of control unless I took an organised approach to the layout.
My first few ColdSpring sites had about 20 CFCs or so to manage, and
without thinking much
e to
> (I dont know what I would be looking for)
>
> As the number of CFCs being created / initialized increases, the
> benefits of ColdSpring increase because you don't need all that code
> inside your CFCs ("this could have been all done in the init() method
> or I
itialized increases, the
benefits of ColdSpring increase because you don't need all that code
inside your CFCs ("this could have been all done in the init() method
or I could have extended the CFC or I could have passed in the details
from config CFC without ColdSpring"). That means that d
Thanks Mr Corfield, perfect.
last question I promise (fingers crossed). I am just playing with ColdSpring,
however maybe I am missing the point with what I have done in the example so
far. this could have been all done in the init() method or I could have
extended the CFC or I could have
On Thu, Jul 23, 2009 at 2:59 PM, Glyn Jackson wrote:
> I think I have it now in my handler...
>
> variables.oUserService =
> getPlugin("ioc").getBean("UserService").getUserGateway();
>
> and i now see all common.cfc methods is this right?
If it has autowire by name enabled. Otherwise you need a
I think I have it now in my handler...
variables.oUserService =
getPlugin("ioc").getBean("UserService").getUserGateway();
and i now see all common.cfc methods is this right?
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how about below would this allow me to call any method from common.cfc using
the user service bean.
DBDetails
userservice.cfc
sorry, so do i go back to how I was before...
but then how does UserService know what common?
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e
> user service is called...
Ah, I misunderstood your code...
> User Service
>
OK, *this* component needs to be managed by ColdSpring.
> output="false" hint="Set the UserGateway.">
> hint="UserGateway" />
>
PS would i also not have to change my User Service as all i want to do is call
my User Service and have common available otherwise I dont see the point i can
set this in init method. i.e would it be something like so only the user
service is called...
User Service
Hi Sean, thanks for the reply.
Quote: Common.cfc has to be managed by ColdSpring for the dependency injection
to take place
So the dependency injection would be...
Quote: Your XML has the bean named userGateway which doesn't seem right (since
you h
Common.cfc has to be managed by ColdSpring for the dependency
injection to take place. I.e., you need:
... etc ...
And you need to get the "common" bean from ColdSpring wherever you use it.
Your XML has the bean named userGateway which doesn't seem right
(since you have a pr
I am trying to get my head around ColdBox and ColdSpring (manly ColdSpring) so
please be kind and any example code with comments would be much appreciate.
My question
I have a CFC called model/common.cfc
This CFC contains all my SQL code that interacts with the database. However in
Howdy all,
So I've got CanvasWiki from Raymond Camden running. Works great.
Now I need to impliment our internal security systems. I've found where to put
the code and all, but no matter what I do:
* cfsetting debugging = Y
* cfdump
* cffunction output = Y
I can't get any debugging to be outp
Thank you sir.
-Original Message-
From: Matt Williams [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, May 30, 2008 9:43 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Coldspring docs?
Try this page:
http://coldspringframework.org/docs/
Also, there is a ColdSpring specific mailing list:
http://groups.google.com
Try this page:
http://coldspringframework.org/docs/
Also, there is a ColdSpring specific mailing list:
http://groups.google.com/group/coldspring-users
On Fri, May 30, 2008 at 9:32 AM, Jason Durham <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm hoping the person(s) who handle the Coldspring doc
I'm hoping the person(s) who handle the Coldspring docs can be found on
this list. I'm getting a CF error when trying to access the documents.
http://www.coldspringframework.org/index.cfm?objectid=389CE41C-F61D-DDF6
-61D577
one CFC and allows all the
> other cfcs that require information from the session scope to have
> that injected in by Coldspring.It's called a facade. It separates
> the other cfcs from the session scope. They dont know about the
> session scope, dont need to know and dont care.
The answer is to have a component that IS session-aware. It keeps
all the access of the session scope to one CFC and allows all the
other cfcs that require information from the session scope to have
that injected in by Coldspring.It's called a facade. It separates
the other cfcs fro
ColdSpring is best suited for managing the CFCs that need to be in
application scope and their inter-related dependencies. Anything
session related would still have to be done manually as ColdSpring is
not really session aware.
Matt
On Fri, Apr 4, 2008 at 10:59 AM, Ryan J. Heldt <[EM
Hey Guys-
I'm fairly new to this whole Coldspring business, so I apologize if this
is a glaringly obvious question. I have an intranet application that has
a AuthenticatedUser CFC that is given to every user that signs in,
persisted in the session scope. Is it possible to have Colds
Amen brother!
Dominic
On 15/03/2008, Mike Kear <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> This won't come as a surprise to those of you who have been building
> sites using Coldspring for a while, but I was VERY pleasantly
> surprised at the performance improvement when I launched my
This won't come as a surprise to those of you who have been building
sites using Coldspring for a while, but I was VERY pleasantly
surprised at the performance improvement when I launched my first
all-Coldspring site conversion today.
I've been using Coldspring for a while now, but nev
Mikes' local machine is CF7 and the host is CF8.
On 10/25/07, Brian Kotek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You can dump the bean factory itself just fine (or at least I can). It's
> when you try to call getClass() on it that it won't work. Something inside
> CFDUMP is trying to call getClass() on the
You can dump the bean factory itself just fine (or at least I can). It's
when you try to call getClass() on it that it won't work. Something inside
CFDUMP is trying to call getClass() on the bean factory. Why, I have no
idea, but it is, and that's why it's blowing up. If Mike can dump it fine on
hi
On Thursday 25 Oct 2007, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
I cfdump'ed our application.beanfactory just yesterday, on CF7 on our own
servers.
It's 'normally' fine.
--
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Helping to heterogeneously maximize bricks-and-clicks data
on: http://thefalken.livejournal.com
***
ve a
major rebuild of a client's site, and before i headed down the
coldspring road with weeks of development, i wanted to make sure
coldspring did actually work in this environment, and i wouldnt get to
the end of the road only to find when i deployed the project that it
didnt work.For example o
rror:
> > The method getClass was not found in componentThis is definitely the
> > problem. I'm pretty sure someone at HostMySite either doesn't understand
> > what you're asking them, or they're lying to you.
> >
> >
> > On 10/24/07, Mike Kear <[
When I hosted with HMS my server had no sandboxing at all and JSP was
enabled. However I agree that in this case they are probably looking
at the wrong setting (since cfdump is failing).
On 10/25/07, Brian Kotek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Mike, this sounds highly suspect. There is simply no way
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> > This issue has now morphed into another issue. I was getting an
> > error which I thought was coldspring-caused but which actually turned
> > out to be caused by the CFDUMP tag i was using to check the result.
> >
> > So i se
27;t understand
what you're asking them, or they're lying to you.
On 10/24/07, Mike Kear <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> This issue has now morphed into another issue. I was getting an
> error which I thought was coldspring-caused but which actually turned
> out to be c
: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Coldspring error: what does this mean please?
On 10/24/07, Andrew Scott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Ok as a test I did what Mike is trying to do here locally.
>
> cfdump works fine with the setting of Disable access to internal
> ColdFusion Java components
thought was coldspring-caused but which actually turned
> out to be caused by the CFDUMP tag i was using to check the result.
>
> So i set about wanting to get hostmysite to change and allow access to
> internal java components in the CF8 only to find that setting is
> currently U
This issue has now morphed into another issue. I was getting an
error which I thought was coldspring-caused but which actually turned
out to be caused by the CFDUMP tag i was using to check the result.
So i set about wanting to get hostmysite to change and allow access to
internal java
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-Original Message-
From: Mark Mandel [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, 24 October 2007 5:11 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Coldspring error: what does this mean please?
I wish I had kept an eye on this thread!
Apologies to Mike - when working a
On 10/24/07, Andrew Scott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Ok as a test I did what Mike is trying to do here locally.
>
> cfdump works fine with the setting of Disable access to internal
> ColdFusion Java components.
You didn't test thoroughly enough. See Mark Mandel's comment: you can
cfdump *some*
If you mean you put code in production, then months later someone changes
something without telling anyone else, and it breaks something? And then you
try to say that the fault lies with anyone except the person who made the
change and didn't tell anyone? Yes, I'd say you're the only one.
Totally
Agreed, especially if the same dump works fine locally. In that case it has
to be some configuration issue on the server (you might try dumping various
other things to see if you can find a pattern in what will dump and what
won't).
On 10/24/07, James Holmes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> This mig
at, and use that? Instead of
something that has been out for years and has had literally thousands of
eyes on it? You've got to be kidding.
Again, this problem had *nothing* to do with ColdSpring. It was a problem in
another part of Mike's code. And even then, if you go look back at the e
On Wednesday 24 Oct 2007, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Yep we occasionally have code that goes onto production and causes
> problems. I guess im the only one.
Oh no, it does happen to everyone :-)
But if we change something, we'd check it, so we'd know that the cfdump we
added caused an explosion.
: Coldspring error: what does this mean please?
On Wednesday 24 Oct 2007, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> As for my 3 month after launch statement, this could happen, if that dump
> was added in by someone unknowing and you didn't know what or where and
the
> line looks perfectly valid. You
n
> this issue.
Dude, if you have people making code changes on the live server without asking
or informing the whole dev team, you have bigger problems.
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ColdSpring, and has done some Flex work ? Would you like to
I wish I had kept an eye on this thread!
Apologies to Mike - when working around the 'Disable Access to
ColdFusion Java Objects' setting in CF8, I ran into the issue that you
can't use cfdump on many things.
On some things you can, and on other things you can't.
The reason is this - by turning t
On a side note -
This is one of the reasons why I suggested to you Mike to simply
upload your App onto the hosting server, rather than trying to test is
piecemeal.
If the whole application is uploaded, you can test and fix issues that
are relevant *to your application*, and not spend several days
st it and if
> something goes wrong on the production machine not to have CFDUMP
> would be a real pain.
>
> I guess I'm goign to have to do some negotiation with the systems guys
> at hostmysite.
>
> So how do i verify that coldspring is in fact working and isnt just an
>
pp to production you have to test it and if
something goes wrong on the production machine not to have CFDUMP
would be a real pain.
I guess I'm goign to have to do some negotiation with the systems guys
at hostmysite.
So how do i verify that coldspring is in fact working and isnt just an
absens
On 10/23/07, Andrew Scott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> However that does mystify me though, cfdump I would not have taken as
> an internal java tag?
I think this is simply an oversight by the CF team - cfdump does not
work properly when you turn Java object access off with this new
setting.
> But
On 10/23/07, Mike Kear <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> what shoud it be set to and are there any security or performance
> implicatoins for a shared hosting operatoin ?
My understanding is that most shared hosts will use this new setting
to disable access to Java objects to improve security. Mark Man
; > > Thanks for your interest Sean, i feel a lot better now you and Brian
> > > are involved.
> > >
> > > on line 47 is the line i'm using to check it's been creating a bean
> > > correctly. it says
> > >
> > >
> > >
&g
James gets a prize Sean send him a voucher for CF8-enterprise and
put it on my bill . I'll pay yo uafter i win the lotto!
i asked the support guy if they had that java thign disabled and his
answer was confusing - ambiguous - so i'll revisit that now ...
what shoud it be set to and are ther
On 10/23/07, Mike Kear <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> AH!!! Slaps the forehead moment
>
> I removed the CFDUMP line and the error went away
>
> so whats the matter with the line
>
> then??
>
> can't CF8 dump out a component like CF7??
Not if access to Java internal objects is disabled in
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, 24 October 2007 3:19 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Coldspring error: what does this mean please?
AH!!! Slaps the forehead moment
I removed the CFDUMP line and the error went away
so whats the matter with the line
then??
can't CF8 dump out a com
t;
>
> On 10/24/07, Mike Kear <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Thanks for your interest Sean, i feel a lot better now you and Brian
> > are involved.
> >
> > on line 47 is the line i'm using to check it's been creating a bean
> > correctly. it s
Thanks for your interest Sean, i feel a lot better now you and Brian
are involved.
on line 47 is the line i'm using to check it's been creating a bean
correctly. it says
But i get the error even if the only bit of code on the page is the
one kicking off the coldspring
If you
ting a bean
> correctly. it says
>
>
>
> But i get the error even if the only bit of code on the page is the
> one kicking off the coldspring
>
> createObject("component","coldspring.beans.DefaultXmlBeanFactory")/>
>
>
> If you like i can cut ev
I will agree, have been using Coldspring for over 12 months and has
saved me hours of work, and the support has been great. however I have
never used it on its own, have always used it with MG:U another
excellent framework with huge support.
And Dale, to coin the phrase of calling the kettle
This tells us where the problem is:
at
cftryResetCFCFactory2ecfm749101480.runPage(C:\websites\ybunp9\admin\tryResetCFCFactory.cfm:47)
You have a cfdump on line 477 of admin/tryResetCFCFactory.cfm, yes?
Could you show us that code? The problem is there, not in ColdSpring.
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imilar happened 3 months
> after launch and nothing would work and no one knows why. Now I'm not saying
> that there is anything wrong with Coldspring, but there is a risk of using a
> 3rd party unsupported framework such as this.
>
>
On 10/23/07, Sean Corfield <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You have a cfdump on line 477 of admin/tryResetCFCFactory.cfm, yes?
Line *47*...
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"If you're not annoying somebody, you're not really alive."
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Nonsense. ColdSpring is a very well supported framework. I have no idea what
you are talking about when you reference the "obvious lack of support".
Further, a great many people are and have been using ColdSpring with
incredible success. It's the one framework I would absolutely
no one knows why. Now I'm not saying
that there is anything wrong with Coldspring, but there is a risk of using a
3rd party unsupported framework such as this.
Regards
Dale Fraser
http://learncf.com
-Original Message-
From: Brian Kotek [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesda
Still no idea, because there is no method called getClass() in the bean
factory (and there's not supposed to be). Further, a full text search of the
entire ColdSpring repository shows no files with "getClass" in them. So
there's nothing in the core that would be calling such a
i used createobject() so thats ok
i asked about the disable java thing and got an ambiguous reply so i'm not sure
i'll ask again
that has to be UNCHECKED, right?
Cheers
Mike Kear
Windsor, NSW, Australia
Adobe Certified Advanced ColdFusion Developer
AFP Webworks
http://afpwebworks.com
ColdFusio
One thing Mike can do first is emulate these settings on his dev
machine first to see if that is indeed the problem.
I am unware that coldspring uses any internal java objects, otherwise
it would not run on BlueDragon or Railo.
But worth testing on the dev machine before ringing the hosting
In the CF8 administrator, "Disable access to internal ColdFusion Java
components" under settings is one place to check and in the sandbox
for your account also have them see if they've disabled createobject()
java, in case these restrict the operation you're trying to perform. I
could be completely
e, afaik) - this is now an option in CF8.
>
> On 10/24/07, Mike Kear <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Thanks Dave.That call is coming from the coldspring core files.
> >
> > THe installation instructions for coldspring say to unpack the zip
> > file into a fol
I'll bet the host has sandboxed out the core java calls (of which
getClass() is an example, afaik) - this is now an option in CF8.
On 10/24/07, Mike Kear <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks Dave.That call is coming from the coldspring core files.
>
> THe installat
Thanks Dave.That call is coming from the coldspring core files.
THe installation instructions for coldspring say to unpack the zip
file into a folder called /coldspring then run them .
thats what i did. No changes to any of the core files, and i checked
i havent got any of the known
> I had a chat to the support guy at teh hosting company. and
> now i have a stack trace for this error. It's apparently
> looking for something in a folder that doesnt exist. There
> is no E:\cf8_final\cfusion\wwwroot\WEB-INF\cftags\dump.cfm
That doesn't matter, actually. The CFDUMP tag is a
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