s a service.
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>My two cents worth.
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>Shawn Grover
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>From: Paris Lundis [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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>Theoretically that should work... howe
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Theoretically that should work... however, what if the app server
hasn't started when that runs :)
best thing would to embed the logic in the application.cfm file
throughout your site(s)
or the 1 time per minute scheduled ap
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Date: Fri, 24 Aug 2001 11:34:36 -0400
Subject: Re: load page when CF restarts
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> "Mike Amburn" <[EMAIL PROTECT
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> I would like to store some variables in the Server scope so that they're
> available to all applications on the server. Is there an automated way
> to load a specific page when CF restarts?
>
> -mike
> Of course.. Who am I kidding... When does "pretty close" count?? ;)
Last I heard, close only counts in horseshoes, hand grenades and
thermonuclear war...
Just as a thought, CF5 does incorporate a "site-wide error handler", which
might also be used to act as a "catch-all" for missing session
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> Would that make sure the page ran before anything else? Is a
> scheduled
> event run as the server starts up or after its already
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> I've begged for this feature for the last 2 or 3 releases of
> CF. Basically,
> the only way to make sure something is in memory bef
We have some server variables that we need setup as well at startup...
We accomodate by have a server based schedule task run once per minute
to check the variables and reinitialize them if need be because of
reboot or data change...
Thats how we do it.. in the mix of rebooting a server, the 1
I've begged for this feature for the last 2 or 3 releases of CF. Basically,
the only way to make sure something is in memory before the page is called
is to place it in the application.cfm (all application.cfms). I usually set
a 'SetServer.cfm' file with the following code:
Set serve
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