Hi all
We've got a problem where the CF8 Services don't start automatically after a
server reboot. Error is
Event Type: Error
Event Source: Service Control Manager
Event Category: None
Event ID: 7000
Date: 21/11/2008
Time: 10:43:24
User: N/A
Computer:
We've got a problem where the CF8 Services don't start automatically after a
server reboot. Error is
Event Type: Error
Event Source: Service Control Manager
Event Category: None
Event ID: 7000
Date: 21/11/2008
Time: 10:43:24
User: N/A
Computer:
Sorry if it's been said already, but can you change the extension of the
file to .cfm?
Adrian
-Original Message-
From: Jeffrey Lemire [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 24 November 2008 16:55
To: cf-talk
Subject: RE: Prevent direct access to XML data file?
Thanks Dave...I wasn't sure if
I updated the Java Runtime on our CF7 server from 1.4.2_09 to 1.6.0_07.
ColdFusion was working fine. But we had a problem with all of our Flex apps.
They would load until you got to the point of a data call and then it would
break. It was throwing a large list of errors related to the gateway.
I updated the Java Runtime on our CF7 server from 1.4.2_09 to 1.6.0_07.
ColdFusion was
working fine. But we had a problem with all of our Flex apps. They would load
until you got
to the point of a data call and then it would break. It was throwing a large
list of errors
related to the
Thanks Dave...I wasn't sure if there was something native to CF that would
allow me to do this.
I've been looking at HotLinkBlocker from Helicon Tech to possibly accomplish
this but was trying to avoid introducing another application layer.
I've implemented their URL rewriting application
Thanks. I ran the tzupdater for our version to fix the DST issue we hit with
the current version and dates with our Flex apps. I tried updating the JRE to
fix that issue first and hit the gateway problem. It looks like the newer
1.4.2_ versions fix it anyhow.
My company is considering a more regimented branching system to maintain
code integrity. As part of this, we'd like to be able to see a list of files
which are different from branch to branch (or trunk). I found the svn diff
command, but I'm unsure how I might use this from within the subclipse or
Barney...
I've got the SVN repo explorer view open, I can select both branches, but I
don't see a compare command on my right click menu. I've got the
following:
New [sub]
Show History (greyed out)
Create unified diff
Checkout
Import (greyed out)
Export (greyed out)
Rename / move (greyed out)
Create unified diff will create a diff for you, just probably not load
it into the multi-file compare editor? Might just be an
Eclipse/Subclipse version difference, but the functionality is the
same.
cheers,
barneyb
On Mon, Nov 24, 2008 at 10:18 AM, Andy Matthews
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Absolutely...you just need to ensure that you tell the browser that this is
an XML file:
cfheader name=Content-type value=text/xml
Depending upon how you want the browser to cache your XML file, you might
also want to condsier some of these other attributes as well:
cfheader name=Cache-control
Sorry if it's been said already, but can you change the extension of the
file to .cfm?
Absolutely...you just need to ensure that you tell the browser that this is
an XML file ...
I think you're missing Adrian's point. If you change the file
extension so that it's processed by CF, you can
In the SVN Repository view (probably on the SVN Repository Exploring
perspective, unless you've changed it), CTRL-select both branches,
right click, select compare.
I don't know that SVNAnt supports the diff command - I've never had
need to use it in an automation scenario. You could certainly
Sorry for the late response guys. Yes, Canvas will work with MG2. It
is definitely not the only CF Wiki though. Codex is a darn good one
too. In general, the best way to ask me about my apps is via email
(which Isaac shared, whicih is fine). I like cf-talk, but I don't
follow it closely all the
I tried creating a diff file, but it lists out every line of code which
differs from branch to branch. I'd like to just find a list of files which
have changes.
andy
-Original Message-
From: Barney Boisvert [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, November 24, 2008 12:22 PM
To: cf-talk
Hi,
First time poster here. I am using several ajax controls in a CF application,
and they work fine...mostly. I am seeing a time-interval related problem; if a
page w/ ajax controls is left inactive for about 30 minutes, the next ajax call
fails, returning with a 302 (temporarily moved)
I read about it but didn't know if I should bother since
its in private beta. Any idea what sort of database CodeX Wiki uses?
CodeX Wiki is (finally) open beta.
It uses MySQL for the database.
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Adobe® ColdFusion® 8 software
Just curious: can anyone tell a bit more on how exactly Application.cfc is
executed? With normal cfc's I believe that the code above the first method runs
only when a new instance of the cfc is created, or when the cfc is invoked as a
static component. It seems a bit strange to me that the
Hmmm..
next ajax call fails, returning with a 302 (temporarily moved)
What is the value of the location header?
and non-ajax calls detect it appropriately
Do you mean loading it in a browser? Are you saying that the browser
gets a 200, or the browser just follows the redirect?
~Brad
I tried creating a diff file, but it lists out every line of code which
differs from branch to branch. I'd like to just find a list of files which
have changes.
So you only want the names of files, not the lines of code?
In which case you could create the diff, then grep for '^Index: .*$' and
That's fine, I can do that in another application, but I'm trying to
determine if I can generate a a difference list of files from within the
subclipse plugin itself. That would be the ideal.
andy
-Original Message-
From: Peter Boughton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday,
Are you this is not due to a login timing out? The 302 http error is a
redirect code which makes sense if your login expired and your code is then
trying to redirect the ajax call to the login page. Can you determine which
page the redirect is attempting to load?
This could still be a session
Wil Genovese wrote:
Are you this is not due to a login timing out? The 302 http error is a
redirect code which makes sense if your login expired and your code is then
trying to redirect the ajax call to the login page.
You may be on to something...there is CAS (single sign-on)
Hi everyone,
I have a webpage that list everything in a particular folder, see code...
cfdirectory action=LIST name=qCurrent directory=d:\saprepository\current
sort=datelastmodified desc
I want to change the directory to be another server. The CF Docs show this but
it's not working...I don't
Pardon the reply to my own message, but Wil, you were right on...CAS had
expired my authentication, and when an ajax call stumbled into this, the
redirect wasn't handled properly (not sure it can be in the middle of
say, ColdFusion.nagivate(), other than triggering the onError()
callback).
patrick buch wrote:
cfdirectory directory=//12.3.123.123/c_drive/ name=dirQuery
action=LIST
Any suggestions?
The user that ColdFusion runs under must have domain permissions to read
from the remote system over the network. The default windows user
localsystem' that the ColdFusion
I have a webpage that list everything in a particular folder, see code...
cfdirectory action=LIST name=qCurrent
directory=d:\saprepository\current sort=datelastmodified desc
I want to change the directory to be another server. The CF Docs show this
but it's not working...I don't get any
I tried this recently myself without success. In my scenario, I had 2 Win2K3
standalone servers (not in a domain), so I could not give rights to a folder
on one server from the other. I tried matching up user account passwords
that the CF Service used to login and applied the rights to the folder
Based on that example it is assuming the other server has windows file
sharing enabled. You need to setup the other server to have file sharing
enabled and then access the share name.
This may or may not be the best way to do this. It all depends on your
desired level of security.
Wil Genovese
Hi - is there a way to determine the amount of data stored in session scope,
both overall and per object?
Thanks.
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I read about it but didn't know if I should bother since
its in private beta. Any idea what sort of database CodeX Wiki uses?
CodeX Wiki is (finally) open beta.
It uses MySQL for the database.
I thought being built with Transfer it could be run against any of the
db platforms supported
With CF8 you can enable the cf monitor and get this data. If running on
production I would not leaving it turned on for more than a few minutes.
Wil Genovese
Sr. Web Application Developer
On Mon, Nov 24, 2008 at 4:35 PM, Maureen barger [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi - is there a way to determine
I tried this recently myself without success. In my scenario, I had 2 Win2K3
standalone servers (not in a domain), so I could not give rights to a folder
on one server from the other. I tried matching up user account passwords
that the CF Service used to login and applied the rights to the
Hi - is there a way to determine the amount of data stored in session
scope, both overall and per object? Thanks.
I don't have any specific URLs to point you toward, but I've heard in
the past that getting memory consumption information on a per-object
basis from Java is rather difficult and
I have some code that may help you - it will let you inspect every session
in every application on the server. But being CF7 it won't give your memory
sizes but it will be visually telling.
I am sending that to your email in a 'rar' file. I quickly hacked out the
bits that where specific to our
We are running CF7. I know how to monitor memory usage in the jvm but I need to
know how much data is passed per request in the session scope. I suspect we
have an app that throws too much up there and want to quantify my hunch.
Yes, Since I created matching accounts on the two servers, say CFService
and using the same passwords. Even gave the admin privelages so I could log
in with that account and test the share by going to \\192.168.1.100\sharname.
That was successful, but flat out would not work in CF 8.01.
Dan
On
Ant has an Exec task, allowing you to run any executable/command.
(Note sure if you can run that directly from Subclipse, but you specified going
via Ant as acceptable in your initial post)
So...
exec executable=grep
arg value=^Index: .*$/
arg value=mypatch.diff/
/exec
Or, on
Setting up matching accounts won't work. They will have different identities.
If you are not on a domain, you should setup a local server account, for
example CFService.
In my example, it may be referred to as: \\server1\CFService.
Then, on \\server2\share, grant access to
I don't know the exact, internal details, but application.cfc is called on each
request and knows ONLY about the current request. Other than putting data into
scopes such as application, sesssion or server, nothing is kept from one
request to another, within application.cfc.
In this respect,
I have some code that may help you - it will let you inspect every
session in every application on the server. But being CF7 it won't
give your memory sizes but it will be visually telling.
Are there new JVM features that allow us to get memory size from objects
at run-time in CF8?
--
s.
I thought being built with Transfer it could be run against any of the
db platforms supported by Transfer? SQL Server, Oracle, PostgreSQL?
That makes sense - wasn't thinking for a bit, and simply scanned the CodeX
website for details of databases, which mentions MySQL but not any others.
The
You can access the Admin Monitoring API, but this is limited because
there are certain features of the monitoring that you do not want to
enable on production servers due to the expensive overheard. Charlie
Arehart has a very good video presentation on his website that covers
the CF8
I thought being built with Transfer it could be run against any of the
db platforms supported by Transfer? SQL Server, Oracle, PostgreSQL?
That makes sense - wasn't thinking for a bit, and simply scanned the
CodeX website for details of databases, which mentions MySQL but not
any others.
You can use java 1.5 (and up) features to run the java sizeOf() package in CF8:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/sizeof
http://sizeof.sourceforge.net/
I've tried it and it does work. You just need the JVM startup option
to start the java agent as shown in the docs.
mxAjax / CFAjax docs and other
A new instance of Application.cfc is created and used on each request,
which is why the code above the first method runs each time.
mxAjax / CFAjax docs and other useful articles:
http://www.bifrost.com.au/blog/
2008/11/25 Martijn van der Woud [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Just curious: can anyone tell
You can use java 1.5 (and up) features to run the java sizeOf()
package in CF8:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/sizeof
http://sizeof.sourceforge.net/
I've tried it and it does work. You just need the JVM startup option
to start the java agent as shown in the docs.
Awesome, thanks James!
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