Here's the situation, we have up to 25 different biological collection
datasets, each returning a very different set of information. In the search
component we call a java services layer to initially return a list of items
that fit the user's search criteria. Then the app loops through the item
If you store instances created by your collection specific CFC in a
struct, you could use the struct key to identify the component type. Or you
could loop over a struct or array of instances and call a getInstanceType()
method on them until you find the type you are looking for.
Is that what you
What are the handles on the component? For example are these stored in a
struct or another collection CFC?
If so you might consider creating slots for all of your 25 possibles (25
struct keys for example) - they would begin as blanks and then, as needed be
used to hold CFC references.
You could
whether a CFC has already been instantiated?
I think Larry might be looking for something like...
//instanciate in variables scope... so
if(Not structKeyExists(variables, myClass))
variables.myClass = createObject(Component, YourClassThatDoesX).init();
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Thanks all you've given me a lot to consider. Once the latest project crush
is over I'll be getting back to this.
Regards,
larry
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From: Jim Davis [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Peter,
What Zip are you referring to? I don't see a Zip on this end.
-Rob
Peter J. Farrell [EMAIL PROTECTED]@cfczone.org on 04/20/2005
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glad someone asked - I didn't know what he was talking about either :O)On 4/20/05, Rob Brooks-Bilson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:Peter,What Zip are you referring to?I don't see a Zip on this end.
-RobPeter J. Farrell [EMAIL PROTECTED]@cfczone.org on 04/20/200512:58:28 PMPlease respond to
It's prolly just a virus??
Brent Nicholas - EclecticDetroit, LLC.
http://www.EclecticDetroit.com
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On the other hand, you have different fingers.
From: Bill Rawlinson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I received a zip as well - it was called work.zip, and contains
19_05_2005.exe - it was attached to a message from
[EMAIL PROTECTED] with no subject line or content.
On Wed, 2005-04-20 at 16:25 -0400, Bill Rawlinson wrote:
glad someone asked - I didn't know what he was talking about
either :O)
Nah, i saved it to a text file, renamed to *.b64, opened with winzip,
it was a normal looking response, but I don't know why it was encoded
like it was.
On 4/20/05, Brent Nicholas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It's prolly just a virus??
Brent Nicholas - EclecticDetroit, LLC.
I never received the email containing a zip file - so the initial post by Peter (i think) kind of confused me.
Perhaps someone else has a virus on their machine and it is sending it
from addresses in their address book to other addresses in their
address book.
BillOn 4/20/05, Doug Bezona [EMAIL
Symantec intercepted mine and told me it contained a virus... Don't recall
which...
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf
Of Nathan Strutz
Sent: Wednesday, April 20, 2005 2:55 PM
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Nah, i saved it to a
FYI,
McAfee removed it on my machine and added a little bit of info to the
bottom:
** McAfee VirusScan
*** Alert generated at: Wed, 20 Apr 2005 11:50:35 -0800 *
*
McAfee
That was worrying, mine didnt intercept it as a virus, updated and now it
has.
Its called the I worm/bagle
http://www.viruslist.com/en/viruses/encyclopedia?virusid=74841
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf
Of Paul
Sent: 20 April 2005 22:09
To:
I will remote into our server tonight and perform a manual scan to
determine whether the virus is being sent from our box or not. As we don't
actually read emails on the box, and we have a virus scanner scanning
inbound and outbound mail, I'm not sure how we would have become infected,
although
I didn't either... but we do some heavy virus scanning at the firewall
so I'm not surprised.
-Dave
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Rob,
FYI, I never received the email in question if that helps any.
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I will remote into our server tonight and perform a manual
scan to determine whether the virus is being sent from our
box or not. As we don't actually read emails on the box, and
we have a virus scanner scanning inbound and outbound mail,
I'm not sure how we would have become infected,
Yep, I received it too and AVG Anti-Virus scanner just let it walk
right in. Even when I dropped it onto my desktop, pushed the crowd
back and sent in the remote device on caterpillar tracks, it still
couldn't recognise it for what it was. I guess I shouldn't be such a
cheapskate and buy a
Thanks Dave. It looks like it may be a config issue with our virus
scanner, as it's supposed to catch viruses passing through. Ray and I
are looking into it.
-Rob
Dave Watts [EMAIL PROTECTED]@cfczone.org on 04/20/2005 03:59:35 PM
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf
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Sent: Wednesday, April 20, 2005 7:00 PM
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According to the message headers, the message with the virus attached was
sent
Here is the full source of the message I received:
*
From - Wed Apr 20 11:50:28 2005
X-Account-Key: account2
X-UIDL: Mail1114022941036-2558
X-Mozilla-Status: 0001
X-Mozilla-Status2: 1000
Return-Path: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Received: from
Thanks Dave. It looks like it may be a config issue with our
virus scanner, as it's supposed to catch viruses passing
through. Ray and I are looking into it.
I would recommend that you simply block attachments.
Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
http://www.figleaf.com/
Fig Leaf Software
Sorry for the confusion...regarding the zip. I really just thought is
was an accidental post...
I just ran the zip through Trend Micro and it immediately picked it up.
Normally Trend Micro realtime scans do not scan compressed files until
opened (unless set manually) - some scanners also
Dave Watts wrote:
Thanks Dave. It looks like it may be a config issue with our
virus scanner, as it's supposed to catch viruses "passing
through". Ray and I are looking into it.
I would recommend that you simply block attachments.
Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
It did not scan the outgoing mail, cause it do go out to all on this
listas an attachment :~0
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Microsoft Certified System Engineer
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ColdFusion Applications Developer
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