In Oracle we just query a BLOB and write it to a temporary file for display
with cfcontent - can you not do the same in SQL server?
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Sent: Saturday, 23 April 2005 9:04
To: CF-Talk
Subject: cfx_getimage
I can't se
I can't seem to get cfx_getimage to work if I am using a JDBC datasource. Does
anyone know of another other custom tags that will let me display an image that
is stored in a SQL Server database as type 'image'? I've found cfx_open image
and cfx_image, but the documentation
> I can use the cfx_getimage tag just fine on CF 5.0. But no luck with
> it on CFMX. Anyone using this tag?
>
> As a backup plan I'm using ASP to retrieve and send to the browser but
> I cannot seem to get it to write the file to disk. Anybody with ASP
> experience
I can use the cfx_getimage tag just fine on CF 5.0. But no luck with it on CFMX. Anyone using this tag?
As a backup plan I'm using ASP to retrieve and send to the browser but I cannot seem to get it to write the file to disk. Anybody with ASP experience that could help me out?
FILE: sho
Have a different problem now, actually I have a question. If the user makes changes to the document, is it possible to save the changes directly back to the database when the user selects the File->Save option from the menu or ctrl-s.
DATASOURCE="db"
USER="dbUserName"
PASSWORD="dbPassword"
SQL
Have a different problem now, actually I have a question. If the user makes changes to the document, is it possible to save the changes directly back to the database when the user selects the File->Save option from the menu or ctrl-s.
DATASOURCE="db"
USER="dbUserName"
PASSWORD="dbPassword"
SQL
I finally got it to work. I went to the ODBC section under Administrative Tools re-configured the settings explicting selecting my database under the "change the default database to" section of the DSN Configuration. I don't know why it didn't select it in the first place, but it don't matter now,
I finally figured out why I was getting the error. I went to the ODBC Administrator under Administrative Tools and re-configured the dsn. For some reason my database was not selected under the "change the default database to" section. I set it to "db" tested the connection successfully and it all w
Tuesday, April 13, 2004 11:52 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: cfx_getImage error! Don't know what's causing it
I changed the code a select statement a bit. I appended 'dbo.' before
the table name.
DATASOURCE="db"
USER="dbUserName"
PASSWORD="dbPasswor
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From: cf coder [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, April 13, 2004 11:52 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: cfx_getImage error! Don't know what's causing it
I changed the code a select statement a bit. I appended 'dbo.' before
the table name.
DATASOURCE="db&qu
I changed the code a select statement a bit. I appended 'dbo.' before the table name.
DATASOURCE="db"
USER="dbUserName"
PASSWORD="dbPassword"
SQL="select filename FROM dbo.Attachment WHERE id = '#url.id#'"
OUTPUT="E:\inetpub\wwwroot\tempDocumentsFolder\#getAttachmentDetails.Fil
eName#">
T
yes it does. I've double checked it. I don't have the source for the dll (.cpp file). I was using the getImage.dll on another project and thought I can reuse it. Tell me, does the .cpp file specify the dsn name? Because if it does then I'll get this error because the dsn name used in that project i
this is what is dumped in the Stack Trace:
coldfusion.tagext.DerivedNativeCFXException: Error occurred in tag CFX_GETIMAGE
at coldfusion.tagext.NativeCfx.processRequest(Native Method)
at coldfusion.tagext.CfxTag.doStartTag(CfxTag.java:110)
at coldfusion.runtime.CfJspPage._emptyTag
Sent: Tuesday, April 13, 2004 9:33 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: cfx_getImage error! Don't know what's causing it
Hello Everybody, I'm really hoping that someone will help me.
A lot of people have used the cfx_getImage tag to open up office
documents (word,excel, blah). I thought I'
can someone please respond to my post!
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btw, my application is running on cfmx. I just can't see why the code would error. I've checked the value passed to the "USER" attribute and it is correct.
>Hello Everybody, I'm really hoping that someone will
>help me.
>
>A lot of people have used th
Hello Everybody, I'm really hoping that someone will
help me.
A lot of people have used the cfx_getImage tag to open
up office documents (word,excel, blah). I thought I'll
use it to do the same. The documents are stored on the
database table as binary objects.
I registered the cfx
mark taylor wrote:
> is there any equivelant of cfx_getimage and cfx_putimage for use under a
> linux server?
>
You know that you can't install M$ SQL Server on Linux, right??... ;o)
I would suggest that if you have a remote database server, then it would
be more appropriate
On Monday 01 Mar 2004 12:09 pm, mark taylor wrote:
> is there any equivelant of cfx_getimage and cfx_putimage for use under a
Probably.
What do they do ?
Can you use cfexecute ?
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is there any equivelant of cfx_getimage and cfx_putimage for use under a linux server?
Thanks
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