As far as I have researched, there is no way to do any sort of 'clone'
without using CreateObject.
Care to share with us why you can't turn on Trusted Cache?
Mark
On 7/21/06, Scott Arbeitman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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I've considered it. It's certainly not ideal, but it could work. It
also introduces some complexity: manage pool size, memory issues, etc.
That's why cloning would be best.
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Yes, same comment as the others:1. the meeting was really cool2. can't wait for the flex preso.cheerstofOn 7/21/06, Bjorn Schultheiss
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Thanks to all who organised last
night.
Yeah it was pretty cool.
Just a heads up to all CF, Flex and Flash Developers in
Melbour
I enjoyed night last night's presentations too - sounds great Bjorn I'll be there!
Good to see the Vic User Group up and running again!
Steve A
On 7/21/06, Mark Mandel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
That sounds awesome!I can't wait.
Mark
On 7/21/06, Bjorn Schultheiss <
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Apollo looks wicked.
Here's the official info on it
http://labs.adobe.com/wiki/index.php/Apollo:developerfaq
The key to Apollo from what I see is that you will be able to package the
required runtime files with your app.
This is awesome.
Essentially you could provide a link on your site that can
Yes, nice to see some new faces I haven't met either in an interview or at
the ug before:-)
Seeing as there was sonme interest in the JSMX and Dojo side of things last
night, if I get some time on the weekend I will blog it on my website, with
a beginners and then advanced etc to follow.
Btw I a
That sounds awesome!I can't wait.MarkOn 7/21/06, Bjorn Schultheiss <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Thanks to all who organised last
night.
Yeah it was pretty cool.
Just a heads up to all CF, Flex and Flash Developers in
Melbourne at the meeting next month i plan to give a presentation on Flex
Thanks to all who organised last
night.
Yeah it was pretty cool.
Just a heads up to all CF, Flex and Flash Developers in
Melbourne at the meeting next month i plan to give a presentation on Flex
2.
I will run
through examples of work and touch on all the
interesting topics.
Outline
1.
Had a great time, look forward to seeing the group grow based on what
we went over at the end.
Chad
who really went for the sandwiches
On 7/21/06, Dale Fraser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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Mark,
You read my mind.
Thanks to Steve for organising these, I can
appreciate the effort it takes.
Looking forward to the next one.
Regards
Dale Fraser
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Just wanted to say - Great meeting last night guys!Great presentations from both Dale and Chad, and a good turnout.Can't wait till next month.Mark
On 7/20/06, Steve Onnis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Our next scheduled meeting for the Victorian
ColdFusion Design and Development User Group will
Scott -
Is there a way you could 'recycle' your objects?
So you start with a pool of whatever you need, when you need one, you
grab one out of the pool.
When you are done, you reset the object back to its original state,
and then recycle() it back into the pool for reuse.
How does that idea wo
In your example, I'm reusing the same CFC multiple times.
This won't work as I require different CFC instances which hold
different values.
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The outdata is declared locally. We have now confirmed that creating
the object in each function corrects the problem. It would seem that
ColdFusion uses object instance specific memory internally to handle
referential variables. This means that if you create the object
globally you will run in
Another one of the usual suspects - if the call takes place in a function then you'll need to declare outdata locally with var, or every call will be accessing the same global variable.Blair
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Thanks, I'm sure this will probably work however I would like
Thanks, I'm sure this will probably work however I would like to be
able to execute the COM object concurrently. Any ideas on how
ColdFusion is handling the referencial variable internally. Do you
think it may be somehow linking the Outdata to the instance of the DLL.
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You could try storing your CFC's in a persistent scope (ie. Application,
Session)
ie.
Application.Com=structNew();
Application.Com.myCFC=createObject("component","com.myCFC");
You could create a function "init" which initialises all the things you need
then returns the CFC instance, and the exe
Have you tried using a named exclusive CFLOCK around the code in question?
ret = this.dll.MyDLL(Indata,'Outdata');
Seems to work for most things. I had a similar issue with a web service
recently.
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We have a production enviornment where trusted cache simply cannot be
enabled. This is causing performance issues because some requests are
creating many components, and each creation takes some time as
ColdFusion will do some disk I/O. Overhead is about 30 ms per instance
creation, which adds up.
Dale Fraser wrote:
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I've done a couple of tests now with the scale variable. It's possible
to get it to output fonts that match up with font sizes in the HTML,
but only for a set page size and margin size. Make any mods to
I have a COM object with the C# specification :
int MyDLL(string Indata, ref string Outdata);
I am calling the object by creating the object at application startup.
the call looks like :
ret = this.dll.MyDLL(Indata,'Outdata');
This works fine when the dll is not called concurrently..
Whe
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