> Hmm - getting off topic - but the one Congressman site I've
> got - they gave me a freaking FIT over using Coldfusion, and
> said that *only* version 5 was "approved". I couldn't use
> anything else.
That's odd, because I'm pretty sure SAA uses a later version - they support
SOAP services. Th
> Not using AT LEAST CF 7 is retardo though. I'm sure they
> probably have a few miles of red tape in the way. I know the
> government supposedly uses a lot of ColdFusion which is pretty cool.
Many agencies (and non-governmental organizations too, for that matter) have
long and complex require
d it and they couldn't use ANY
code with "undocumented features". Go figure.
~Brad
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From: Les Mizzell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, April 16, 2008 1:02 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Forcing a CFC to refresh...
> Actually, this is incorrect. Co
> Actually, this is incorrect. Congressional websites are hosted and managed
> by the US Senate Sergeant-at-Arms office (which is also a kickass CF shop).
Hmm - getting off topic - but the one Congressman site I've got - they
gave me a freaking FIT over using Coldfusion, and said that *only*
ver
> (all congressman websites have to be on secure
> Whitehouse servers...ACK!)!
Actually, this is incorrect. Congressional websites are hosted and managed
by the US Senate Sergeant-at-Arms office (which is also a kickass CF shop).
Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
http://www.figleaf.com/
Fig Le
You need to refresh the webservice stubs, not the CFC.
As people have said before, this is nothing to do with the CFC - it's
actually the client end of the webservice transaction that's doing the
caching.
http://somesite/somecfc.cfc?wsdl";)>
The above assumes you can't do it any of the better
> Nic's solution is probably not going to do anything for you, because even
> reloading the CFC instance that is the source of the web service isn't going
> to cause CF itself to refresh the actual web service it has cached.
Even deleting the file - refreshing the page to throw and error, and
re
> And again, just to be clear to anyone else who might read the thread, the
> problem has nothing to do with using CFCs at all. It's an issue with
> ColdFusion's caching of all web services combined with a difficult
> environment setup.
Thanks ...
Believe me - this isn't the worse development env
I'd have an issue with anyone who forced such a setup on me. You might ask
them how you're expected to develop a solution when they can't or won't even
allow for a proper development flow. Basically it sounds like the decision
to work with an external system that limits your IP address to a single
I believe refreshWSDL was added in CF8. For earlier version, this blog post
might help you.
http://www.bpurcell.org/blog/index.cfm?mode=entry&ENTRY=965
HTH
2008/4/15 João_Fernandes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Develop locally but if you want to force to refresh a webservice try
>
>
> --
>
> João F
Develop locally but if you want to force to refresh a webservice try
--
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> And as Barney said, doing development on a shared server is just silly when
> you can (and should) be doing it locally.
I know I can develop locally - but a several specific functions I'm
working on must come from a *specific* https address, or any incoming
cfhttp is rejected. This address is
Besides deleting the web service from ColdFusion administrator, there is
some Admin API functionality that will do it programmatically but you
will obviously need the CF Admin password to use it.
~Brad
> Is there any way (on a shared server that I've very little access to
> beyond FTP) to *force
It doesn't have anything to do with CFCs. ColdFusion has always cached web
services so it doesn't have to keep re-requesting and re-parsing the WSDL.
Please, do some research before you run out to a list and condemn something
that actually has nothing to do with your problem.
And as Barney said, d
In Application.cfc, just have an if statement that checks for the
existence of a url variable. if the url variable exists, call
onApplicationStart() and onSessionStart() explicitly. This will reload
all scoped CFCs.
Nic
Barney Boisvert wrote:
> Develop locally? There's a reason CF Enterpris
If you have access to the CF Admin, turn off all of the template options for
your dev environment.
--
Scott Stewart
ColdFusion Developer
SSTWebworks
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From: Les Mizzell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTE
Develop locally? There's a reason CF Enterprise is free for development.
On Tue, Apr 15, 2008 at 11:42 AM, Les Mizzell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Boy I hate developing with CFCs..
>
> Make an edit, test, make another edit - the darned thing doesn't
> refresh. The only way I've found around th
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