I am currently using the full url path to the image.
IE http://mydomain.com/app_data/images/this.jpg
I have tried using file://app_data/images/this.jpg. It does not cause
cfdocument to time out, but it doesn't show the image as well. So I guess this
is progress.
>Jeremy Rottman wrote:
>
>How
Jeremy Rottman wrote:
> We recently updated our infrastructure to include HW loadbalacing and a linux
> based firewall. With this new change, came a basket full of issues. One issue
> that is most pressing, is when attempting to create a pdf via cfdocument that
> has images with in the pdf, cfdo
We recently updated our infrastructure to include HW loadbalacing and a linux
based firewall. With this new change, came a basket full of issues. One issue
that is most pressing, is when attempting to create a pdf via cfdocument that
has images with in the pdf, cfdocument times out every time. I
> Sticky sessions?
Yes. J2EE sessions are enabled. It's been working well for the past year or
so.
> How about CSS and Javascript? Anyplace where we can see the HTML?
There's one block of inline CSS, and no javascript. It seems to mostly be the
images tanking this. I'm looking to get perm
Matthew Williams wrote:
> The situation stands as such. I have an application hosted in my environment
> that uses the cfdocument tag. Our servers are clustered at the JRun level.
Sticky sessions?
> We also have a hardware load balancer in front of the servers. When calling
> the page conta
The situation stands as such. I have an application hosted in my environment
that uses the cfdocument tag. Our servers are clustered at the JRun level. We
also have a hardware load balancer in front of the servers. When calling the
page containing the cfdocument through the load balanced URL
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