Hi,
We have an application.cfc at the root of our website, it contains a
function OnRequestEnd() that does some stuff at the end of page
generation, but this seems to get called for our web service files.
I have a web service in a cfc file in a sub-folder within the site,
but in our logs we get e
Hi Barry
Have your empty Application.cfc extends your base on and then override
OnRequestEnd() with an empty method. That will give you all the other
methods you want.
Or make use of the IsSOAPRequest() function and use it to ignore the
code you are not wanting to run for your web services.
excellent I never thought of doing that, thanks, I'll have a go and
see if it works out. :)
On May 6, 9:27 am, Phil Haeusler wrote:
> Hi Barry
>
> Have your empty Application.cfc extends your base on and then override
> OnRequestEnd() with an empty method. That will give you all the other
> meth
Would GST even be applicable? The product is considered a US product
which shouldn’t get hit with GST under the free trade agreement. Same
deal when purchasing an online version….
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Everything you buy from a local retail store has GST on top of it, doesn't it -
and it doesn't matter where it comes from (Well, besides maybe a few exempted
products depending on specific rules in AU).
A rather often ignored fact - if one downloads software from overseas for a
business purpose
Hi Everyone,
We run CF Standard edition and so don;t have access to the built-in
server monitor, yet found ourselves requiring a monitoring tool.
I have spent some time over the past few dats reviewing the SeeFusion
and Fusion Reactor sites - and also did some "Googling" for reviews.
The reviews w
hmmm, It would be ideal to check within our Application.cfc if the
request is a SOAP request, but using IsSOAPRequest() inside
application.cfc doesn't work, it always returns false. Is there a way
to check if the request is a web service request within
Application.cfc? Ben Nadel posted that the FOR
You might be able to check the requested url.
Blair
On Fri, May 6, 2011 at 11:35 AM, BarryC wrote:
> hmmm, It would be ideal to check within our Application.cfc if the
> request is a SOAP request, but using IsSOAPRequest() inside
> application.cfc doesn't work, it always returns false. Is there
That's a little odd. Are you doing real webservices or is it actually an
Ajax/rest call to your cfc?
On 06/05/2011, at 11:35, BarryC wrote:
> hmmm, It would be ideal to check within our Application.cfc if the
> request is a SOAP request, but using IsSOAPRequest() inside
> application.cfc doesn'
We prefer FusionReactor for monitoring production servers - we don't
use enterprise features. Mainly the metrics flash screen, as well as
running requests, and stack trace all features. Not sure if
SeeFusion's has equivient screens as it's been a long time since we
considered using it for producti
It's a real web service, I use this script to call it using the
cfinvoke web service way;
http://address-to-file/lib_util.cfc?WSDL";
method="mymethod" timeout="10" returnVariable="returnVar">
The headers show it's a web service. I've seen references around the
net that you can only use isSOAPReque
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