Anyone know a good test to see if you are blocking JNDI traffic?
Thanks
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Glad you figured it out :)
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From: "Zoeski"
Sent: Thursday, May 14, 2009 9:42 AM
To: "cfaussie"
Subject: [cfaussie] Re: CF7 verity cannot index Acrobat v9 PDFs
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> Thanks for your help Rae.
>
> I have figured it out
>
> Adobe Acrobat v8 save
Thanks for your help Rae.
I have figured it out
Adobe Acrobat v8 saves PDFs in v5 (1.4) format by default. Adobe
Acrobat v9 saves PDFs in v7 (1.6) format by default.
ColdFusions CFINDEX doesn't like PFDs saved in v6 (1.5) or higher. So
if you upgrade to Adobe Acrobat v9 and want to use the
The other reason that I would not be too worried about the SQL being visible
is that they can always examine the database structure anyway and garnish
information from that. Without the application then it probably won't help
much.
Cheers,
Simon
2009/5/14 charlie arehart
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> Well, the SQL state
Well, the SQL statements aren't turned into anything other than the text
that they are. It's the CF tags and functions that are transformed into
calls and references to underlying java objects. So you can't achieve
perfect obfuscation, no.
I should add that some may note that there are tools tha
Hi Brian,
There is plenty of content online, but if you have any questions, I'd
be happy to try and point you in the right direction.
I had started a local brisbane learning project called "Flecks", but
due to various reasons it hasn't taken off. The source for the project
is available on g
