Thanks Russ again for your help. We ended up using a totally different method.
Instead of CF calling the .net object it calls a powershell script instead.
Still a mystery why it wouldn't work though, very frustrating too
Thanks again
Have you verified that all appropriate ports are open and that this is not
a firewall issue?
On Thu, Oct 18, 2012 at 4:56 AM, Akos Fortagh akos.fort...@yahoo.comwrote:
thanks Russ, we believe we have tried all that on your list and still
getting the same error.
We must be overlooking
Thanks all! I appreciate your feedback.
Mike
-Original Message-
From: Russ Michaels [mailto:r...@michaels.me.uk]
Sent: Wednesday, October 24, 2012 5:42 PM
To: cf-talk
Subject: Re: Multiple Application Files
you could use XML, WDDX, JSON, .ini file or how about you just have a CFC on
Anyone had any success in getting ColdFusion 10 on Windows 2008 R2 Server,IIS
7.5, to work with Siteminder for AKO SSO authentication. If I call and .html
file siteminder authentication works, but if I call a .cfm file then the
authentication does not work and the file is just displayed.
Could it be because IIS just passes off cfm requests to ColdFusion? There was
just a related thread where someone suggested that a setting be changed so that
IIS verifies that the file is created, instead of having cf do it. That way
maybe IIS would check the file existence then pass off to
I find that using separate workspaces helps with this. Having a
workspace for a particular project, which may only include a few
'projects', to break it all up gives some separation, and my eclipse
loads and runs much faster.
Steve 'Cutter' Blades
Adobe Community Professional
Adobe Certified
I needed a solution for this exact problem. I developed a set of web
services that applications call in onApplicationStart(). These web
services contain functions for, among other things, determining the current
school year and marking period based on the current date.
-Steve
On Wed, Oct
WE HAVE A WINNER!
Yes, that's exactly what the fix is -- telling IIS to check the file
exists before passing it to ColdFusion for processing.
I don't know how our apps with folder permissions have (apparently)
been trouble-free for years, but it looks like we've now fixed this
issue. Perhaps
unfortunately if you enable this option it will also break other things,
like cfchart, cfimage and tags where a pointer to a generated image file is
used because the pointer file (graphdata.cfm for example) doesn't really
exist. So if IIS checks the file exists before passing the request to cf,
I have a ColdFusion 10-based GIS application with a search form. One of
the searches that can be performed is an address search. Address data is
stored in an enterprise database that I can't alter, so I have to work
with it the way it is.
Addresses are broken apart into six separate database
Yeah, I have experienced that in the past. Some of those scenarios can be
handled with virtual directories pointing to whatever folder and dummy
files in those folders.
Don't think I've done that since CF 7.
Byron Mann
Lead Engineer Architect
Hostmysite.com
On Oct 25, 2012 1:29 PM, Russ
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