RE: cfexecute problems

2004-11-03 Thread Dave Watts
> I am having trouble running a Visual FoxPro Executable via CFEXECUTE to > do some DBF maniupations on the Server -- the EXE is loaded as a service > and then is not released upon execution timeout as specified in the > CFEXECUTE statement (20 seconds) -- I included reference to an > "outputfile"

Re: cfexecute problems

2003-07-14 Thread fred fred
Tim Do <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Hi All, I'm trying to use the cfexecute tag to run an exe file.. but not having any luck. Here is what I have: " timeout = "5"> I'm getting this error returned (happens no matter how long I set the timeout to be) Timeout period expired without completion o

Re: Cfexecute problems

2003-06-09 Thread cf-talk
I have experienced situations in which a program does not execute. It was some time ago so I don't know if any of the updaters might have fixed it but the program was image ALCHEMY.EXE (handmadesoftware.com) and it worked fine in CF5... but wouldn't run in CFMX. I opted to use ImageMagick instead

Re: cfexecute problems

2001-05-02 Thread Bryan LaPlante
To: "CF-Talk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Wednesday, May 02, 2001 9:35 AM Subject: Re: cfexecute problems > * Team Allaire * > I don't think it's possible. CFEXECUTE does a single command line call. It > does

Re: cfexecute problems

2001-05-02 Thread Michael Dinowitz
* Team Allaire * I don't think it's possible. CFEXECUTE does a single command line call. It doesn't 'hold' the connection open at all. For that you need something like COM (or the other CFOBJECT techs). > Anyone know how to use cfexecute wi

RE: CFEXECUTE Problems

2000-07-13 Thread Dave Watts
> I've attempted testing this on several similar configurations, > both my development and staging servers and am not getting > successful results. I've tried including a timeout here as well > with no luck. > > My development and staging machines are both running 4.5.1 and > NT 4 SP5 (maybe 4.0 i

RE: CFEXECUTE Problems

2000-07-12 Thread Ryan Hill
Dave and all, I've gotten several helpful replies now but I'm still a little worried here. Its starting to sound like this isn't a very good approach to my goal. I've added some comments and thoughts inline below: > > Is your CF service running as localsystem? > > Yes, it is. I tested this on

RE: CFEXECUTE Problems

2000-07-12 Thread Dave Watts
> Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't TIMEOUT=X required? I > believe the docs forget to mention it, but that could be > your problem. It worked fine without it for me. Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software http://www.figleaf.com/ voice: (202) 797-5496 fax: (202) 797-5444 -

RE: CFEXECUTE Problems

2000-07-12 Thread Raymond K. Camden
Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't TIMEOUT=X required? I believe the docs forget to mention it, but that could be your problem. > > > mm... nope, still not working for me. In addition to > > your example, I've also tried running it from a cmd.exe > > shell - i.e.: > > > > >argu

RE: CFEXECUTE Problems

2000-07-12 Thread Dave Watts
> mm... nope, still not working for me. In addition to > your example, I've also tried running it from a cmd.exe > shell - i.e.: > > arguments="net user testme testme /add"> > > > ... still no dice. I couldn't get it to work that way, either. > Is your CF service running as loc

RE: CFEXECUTE Problems

2000-07-11 Thread Ryan Hill
MCSE Director, Systems Integration Market Matrix, Inc. - http://www.marketmatrix.com -Original Message- From: Dave Watts [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Tuesday, July 11, 2000 8:37 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: Ryan Hill Subject: RE: CFEXECUTE Problems > First time attempting to us

RE: CFEXECUTE Problems

2000-07-11 Thread Dave Watts
> First time attempting to use this tag, so I would appreciate > a little help here. I am attempting to use CFEXECUTE to execute > a 'net user /add' command via CF and its silently failing to > create the account I specify. The server service is running > under the local system account. You h