Peyton:
I assume that the the SQL servers are on seperate networks and hence
cannot see each other. In that case I don't think DTS will work. In this
case you may need to go to a much older utility call Bulk Copy Program
(BCP). BCP allows you to dump and reload a table. The table is dumped
I was trying to put together a CFGRID as part of a business case to upgrade
to CF8 at my company. I've played with it before and have a working example
and when I try to recreate it using different component and data I get this
message in the CFdebug, window:*global*: Exception thrown and not
*Hi, *
In our application, we have pdf batch creation process, wherein mulitple
pdf's are merged together to create a single pdf i.e. a batch document.
We are using CF 7 on Windows and we use *active pdf* to create pdf
documents.
Everything was working fine and nothing has changed anywhere
Are you using the IE rendering engine or the native rendering engine of
ActivePDF? If you're using the IE engine, it depends on the version of IE on
the server to render the pdf and can be affected by Windows Updates to the
server.
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From: Ajas Mohammed [EMAIL
Well, I dont know if this information helps, but this is what I know. We
have ActivePDF server installed on our server in production, so I guess the
answer to your question is Native Rendering Engine of ActivePDF.
If you think I have wrong information then let me know about IE rendering
Engine
If your code didn't change and the part of the environment you manage
(configuration) didn't change, then it would appear that configuration you
don't actively manage changed. From using ActivePDF with clients for about 6
years leads me to point the finger at a Windows Update patch specific to
Thanks everyone for the info, it has been a large help. I ended up
modifying the webcharts3d.xml file so that the timeout is longer, that
seems to solve the short term problem. The user can now print images as
well as view them up to 2 minutes after they are created. For future
pages, I will
Hi Shawn,
Thanks for the links. I did search on google before I posted here and those
2 were the only links that came up along with this link which is for same
error but related to excel
Ok, after much looking I found an answer to the question in a Forta blog.
*Many people in these threads are getting the error listed below:
window:global: Exception thrown and not caught (url, line 787)
The reason for this is because although you are calling a CFC, your are
ultimately sending
My own solution to a somewhat similar Ajax situation, where I wanted to pass parms back to a callback function (though that's not possible as such) was to put the following line at the very bottom of the CF page that was sending its output to the call back
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