So just for clarification (looking at any Adobe engineers on the list and
poking them) Does COM work on CF9 64bit on Win 2008 64bit? I can't seem to get
a straight answer from Adobe or from the CF9 docs. Is it a case of a 32 bit
com object not workign? Would a 64bit COM object work? Does
On Tue, Oct 12, 2010 at 5:24 PM, Eric Roberts
ow...@threeravensconsulting.com wrote:
We don't do auto updates...so I doubt there was anything updated.
It might be worth looking at the server's update history just to make
sure. Even an old update may not have taken effect till a restart (if
you
No it gets restarted often as we are doing a lot of testing on it before it
becomes a real production server. Thanks anyway man ;-)
I think I just need to find a Java or .Net solution as I don't think i am
getting anywhere with COM objects.
Eric
We don't do auto updates...so I doubt there
This is a follow up on a discussion from back in June in regards to com
object with CF9 on win 2008 server...
Background...this process loads a flash file for a video tribute (for
funeral homes)...
The odd thing for me is that I have been running this with no issue for the
past 2 weeks and for
Additional info on this:
What this process is doing is taking some images and music and putting them
together to create a slide show and creates an exe file. I would assume that
whatever com object/java or whatever that is built into CF would all work the
same in the 64bit as it does in the
I'm seeing this as well, but on a CF8 server with 32 bit OS. Every
time this happens I also get an email from FusionReactor that we're
hitting less than 2% of memory available, or that the server has started
to queue up requests. So, to me, this would indicate it's out of memory
issue.
This is on a server that isn't in production yet...I am not very familiar with
com objects, but I would assume they are like any other object in how they are
referenced. I even installed a newer version and it doesn't seem to have an
effect. I am lost here on this issue.
I'm seeing this as
This is on a server that isn't in production yet. I am at a loss here. I am
sure it something to do with the 64vs32 bit issue, but this is supposed to be
64 bit friendly. I uninstalled the original one and installed a new version
and I got the same error message. I am not even sure if the
On Tue, Oct 12, 2010 at 10:22 AM, Eric Roberts
ow...@threeravensconsulting.com wrote:
The odd thing for me is that I have been running this with no issue for the
past 2 weeks and for no known reason, we started to get the following error:
Any ideas as to why this popped up out of the blue
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Sent: Tuesday, October 12, 2010 4:25 PM
To: cf-talk
Subject: Re: 32-bit / 64-bit COM object issues in ColdFusion 9
Total shot in the dark, but isn't the second Tuesday of every month
Microsoft's designated update time? Did your server auto update
itself overnight? You
: Tuesday, October 12, 2010 4:28 PM
To: cf-talk
Subject: RE: 32-bit / 64-bit COM object issues in ColdFusion 9
I believe they just did do some kind of update to COM. I was just
reading something that mentioned it.
You may have to roll back the update to make it work the way you expect.
That's a security
Laurie,
You will need a 64bit version of the COM. Moreover, Win2003 to Win2008 is a
fairly substantial move where COM is largely deprecated in favor of .NET.
-Mark
Mark A. Kruger, MCSE, CFG
(402) 408-3733 ext 105
Skype: markakruger
www.cfwebtools.com
www.coldfusionmuse.com
www.necfug.com
In scouring the 'net for almost 8 hours yesterday I found a few posts on
message boards or in comments on blogs which claim
that ColdFusion 9 running in 64-bit will not work with a 32-bit COM object.
But I've picked through the Adobe site and haven't been
able to find any concrete proof
Mark is correct. This is not a CF limitation but a part of Windows, which is
probably why you're finding the info on the Adobe site. 32-bit DLLs will not
load in a 64-bit process. You can run a 32-bit IIS process on Windows 2008 x64
alongside x64 IIS processes but you will also have to run
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