I've got an application that's been running for years on CF6 and a year on CF7
is choking in a weird way on CF8. The problem is with Excel spreadsheets that
are copied into a directory that's 4 levels down from the web root are giving a
500 Internal Server Error. The same file copied one level
Back in the day I used to use Fusebox 3 and to get it started often times
wireframing and prototyping. I was wondering if folks out there are still
doing this? If any new wireframe or prototype tools are available? I think I
am about to dive into a new project and start out with some wireframing
Perhaps it's a bit incongruous of me to bring this up, but the
announcement that XP is
officially to be retired has come out, and I ran across a web page that
provides a perspective on XP that some of you might like to read.
Check this out:
I didn't read anything but the last paragraph and I have three things
to say 1) BULLSHIT 2) BULLSHIT 3) BULLSHIT
Vista is total crap.
-Cameron
On Wed, Jul 2, 2008 at 2:18 PM, Forrest C. Gilmore [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Perhaps it's a bit incongruous of me to bring this up, but the announcement
I have a user object that's stored in the session scope when a user logs in.
When the session expires, the object gets garbage collected, right?
But, if I want to destroy the object, how do I do that? Maybe this is not
something that's needed often as I couldn't find an answer via the docs or
On Wed, Jul 2, 2008 at 6:20 PM, Clarke Bishop [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a user object that's stored in the session scope when a user logs in.
When the session expires, the object gets garbage collected, right?
It's marked for GC, and eventually gets collected. Effectively as far
as the
And to add to Cam's response: When you replace the object with a new
instance, it is not destroyed immediately. However, you lose all
references to it and it may now be garbage collected. You should
never try to force the GC to run, the Java VM will handle it
automagically for you when
