Anyone had any issues moving from ODBC to JDBC? We are in the process of
planning out the move from ODBC to JDBC (as the bridge is becoming
increasingly annoying) and wanted to know if anyone had any problems.
N
This e-mail is from Reed Exhibitions (Oriel House, 26 The Quadrant,
Richmond,
Hi
I am having to deal with images stored as
BLoBs in a DB
how in gods name do I query the DB for the
blob and display the image?
I tried query it out .. use cfcontent to display
with correct mime type .. no good
any ideas?
thanks
|\/|Matt HornWeb
Applications
Matt
First of all what type of database are you
using?
If its Microsoft
SQL than make the field that is to store the image a varchar.
Now when you input the data, do not put
the file in. Instead put the server path
To the file. web/images/picture_blob.jpg.
Now when you want to show
Hi Steve
this is the way I usually do it
howeverits not my code or DB
I am dealing with someoneelses great idea
:P
and its MSSQL
Thanks
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From:
Steve Karen
Kahn
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, September 29, 2004 3:30
PM
I know I have asked a similar thing to this before but here it is again
The client that I have been developing a website for has a third party
'optimisin' the site for search engines. He has expressed concerns that
there are only 4 entry points to the site when really there should be
His concerns could be very valid. It depends on how your site is structured.
For instance, if your site uses a lot of URL query string stuff for navigation, that's
not usually condusive to search engines. And you need pages that show product
information by default, rather than something
I have the exact same problem that you have described.
I did some debugging with a co-worker today and discovered the following:
This URL did NOT work:
http://www.mydomain.com/component/XYZ.cfc?wsdl
I moved the CFC file into the root of the site, and then this DID work:
Try creating a coldfusion mapping to where you store your components and
using this to reference them.
Russ
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