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Speling not a priorety...
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the Most RAM J2ee will use is 2gb
turn up the ram a bit but never max it out, leave it at least 1/3 below your
max ram.
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The most I ever got out of standard was 1280M. That was on a computer
with 4GB of RAM.
The main issue is that the "block" of RAM that it uses needs to be
contiguous, that is, it needs a clean block of RAM that nothing else is
using. If something is (and you've used the xmx=xms rule), CF will
bar tabs have no feelings, and you know if I was in oz, I'd be abusing you
Mr Bar Tab
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also check out
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from a week or so ago
On Jan 31, 5:21 pm, "Peter Tilbrook" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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LoL! :)
I'm not just a bar tab you know, I have feelings... why do you always treat
me like some bar tab hussy :) hehehe
On 1/31/07, Grant Straker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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No, the client still needs to purchase CF. The compiled CF code, while Java,
still relies on the underlying infrastructure of the CF environment (also
embedded in the WAR file) to run your code.
CF 7 adds the option to tell it to not "include CFML source code" when you
build a J2EE archive. This
Well, still another alternative to LiveCycle (which may be too much for som)
is the XPAAJ (XML/PDF Access API for Java) API that Adobe has created and
sells, but is now free to licensed CF users. Ben discusses it and offers
some sample code at this blog entry:
http://www.forta.com/blog/index.cfm/
> Any suggestions on where best I can get up to speed on all this
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So the compiled code is what is loaded onto the clients servers that have cf
enterprise and j2ee running rather than loading the actual cf written code
onto their server
Any suggestions on where best I can get up to speed on all this
Kind Regards
Claude Raiola
B.Econ(Acc.); B.Hotel Mngt.
Not quite. It is compiled CFML to Java code - you still need CF
Enterprise to understand and execute your application.
On 31/01/07, claude raiola <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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So I can write cf applications and have it run on a j2ee server rather than
a cf server.
Is this also more cost efficient for the client to purchase a j2ee server
rather than cf
Clearly I need to investigate this and learn all about it
Any suggested resources to learn the most about how all th
Jermey,
This is dead easy and you don't need any expensive infrastrucutre you
don't already have. I am doing this at the moment with corporate forms
(purchase requests, leave forms, etc)
Acrobat Pro v8 comes with LiveCycle Forms Designer (now just Acrobat
Designer). With this you can make the ac
You would deploy the application in it's entirety as a J2EE
application. ColdFusion compiles the code to Java as either an EAR or
WAR file which can then be deployed on a J2EE server (like JRun 4
which CF ships with).
This compiled code is, to my knowledge, not backward compilable. Just
ensure yo
I have been told the encrypt facility can easily be de cripted by savy
developers
also putting it in the contract is one thing proving that they are making
code changes and enhancements is another not as if I am there able to access
their system
Kind Regards
Claude Raiola
B.Econ(Acc
does the old encrypted page feature still exist?
Also put in your contract that your the only one allowed to customize it
etc.
M@
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> Scott, I'm sure we can host a salesman anonymous meeting at WebDU and
> you can join the group and say "Hi, My name is Scott... and I'm a
> salesman" once you've done it you'll feel much better I'm sure.
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> Afterwards you can get out your diamond plated company credit card and
> we will give yo
Deploy it as a J2EE application. This is restricted to Enterprise
level ColdFusion but a perfect solution.
On 31/01/07, claude raiola <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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Hi,
I have built an industry wide application in cf where some of the larger
clients are wanting the application to reside on their own servers within
their wide area network rather than accessing the site I have hosted on an
external isp
my main concern is that what steps can I take to protect
Scott, I'm sure we can host a salesman anonymous meeting at WebDU and
you can join the group and say "Hi, My name is Scott... and I'm a
salesman" once you've done it you'll feel much better I'm sure.
Afterwards you can get out your diamond plated company credit card and
we will give you free rein
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