On Tue, Aug 23, 2011 at 11:27 PM, Pradeep Viswanathan R wrote:
My logs look similar to
[Fri May 13 17:58:44 2011] [notice] jrApache[7365: 46824] HOST:
http://www.host.com www.host.com
This logfile is not generated by the JRun process, but by the JRun
connector loaded into the Apache
Hello -
I recently upgraded to ColdFusion Builder 2 and I'm having a problem with
projects. I have 12 projects (websites) in CF Builder 2 and it looks like they
automatically close when I exit the application. When I open CF Builder 2, all
of the projects are closed so I need to open them.
Hunsaker wrote:
I recently upgraded to ColdFusion Builder 2 and I'm having a problem with
projects. I have 12 projects (websites) in CF Builder 2 and it looks like
they automatically close when I exit the application. When I open CF Builder
2, all of the projects are closed so I
do you shut down your computer every night and then restart it in the
morning ?
If so then this is most likely the issue.
Try this.
Restart your machine.
Now open windows explorer and browse to and open your network drive.
Now start cfbuilder.
With a bit of luck cfbuilder will now find all your
Hi jochem,
Thank you. I found the reason behind it, as rightly hinted by you, it was
the jRun module configuration in apache. The verbose mode was on and hence I
was getting all these!
-Original Message-
From: Jochem van Dieten [mailto:joch...@gmail.com]
Sent: Wednesday, August 24,
Thanks for the suggestions!
I usually restart my machine before I head home each night. I'll definitely
try to access the network drives prior to opening CF Builder to see if that
helps. I have a bunch of drives mapped to the various servers containing the
website projects. Those projects
Thanks Dave. I guess authoritative isn't the correct word, as much as I'm
looking for details (who, when, etc).
I doubt that you'll be able to find any more details than that.
Allaire was a small company at the time, and the recollections of the
principals on the Allaire side is as good as
dotnetrocks.com - I presume it'll be posted on the site around the mid-September
Billy Cravens
What podcast is it so we can all listen :)
Paul
On 24/08/2011, at 3:05 PM, Billy Cravens bdcrav...@gmail.com wrote:
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For historical perspective, you might also want to mention Lasso which
was contemporaneous with the origin of CF and shared very much the
same ideas. The biggest difference was that Lasso was Mac-focused and
intended to integrate with FileMaker Pro. I did Lasso dev prior to
learning CF and it was
Billy,
I wish you well with the podcast. I listen to DotNetRocks all the time.
On the specific question you asked, I would recommend not bringing up that
topic at all because of the points Dave mentioned, and also because most
.NET programmers would not care about an ancient business transaction
In my preliminary conversations with the hosts, that already was mentioned:
the idea that CF has a rich history, not so much a nanny-nanny-boo-boo we're
older than the language you do :-)
I think the interest is that had things gone a little different, a .NET
developer would be writing aspquery
I think the interest is that had things gone a little different, a .NET
developer would be writing aspquery tags today :)
Well, see, this is kind of interesting. CF (and dbWeb for that matter)
had this tag-based model, but MS explicitly moved away from that with
ASP 1.0 because they wanted to
Be careful with that aspquery tag example. ASP.NET does have something
very similar to cfquery called SqlDataSource. It looks like this:
asp:SqlDataSource SelectCommand=SELECT LastName FROM Employees /
-Mike Chabot
On Wed, Aug 24, 2011 at 3:41 PM, Billy Cravens bdcrav...@gmail.com wrote:
In
Running ColdFusion Server Standard 9,0,0,251028 and using CFGRID for the first
time in years. It was going just fine until I started trying to implement a
filter.
First I found Dan Vega's blog:
http://www.danvega.org/blog/2008/3/10/ColdFusion-8-Grid-Filtering
I downloaded his source and ran
I've got an application.cfc that is showing a really strange
sessiontimeout. I have the following line between the cfcomponent tag
and the first cffunction (as most people do):
this.sessionTimeout = createTimeSpan(0,0,1,0)
Now that should set the session timeout to 1 minute with the variable
Now that should set the session timeout to 1 minute with the variable
holding a value of 0.0006944. The problem is, the above code
gives me a value of 60 instead. If I put the same code into the
onrequeststart method, it gives me the proper value. Am I missing
something? I've never
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