But you might be better off using a free service like www.internetseer.com. 
I use them for a couple of things and they are very good. They'll send you 
an email alert as soon as your site is down and also a weekly report 
totalling your uptime for the week and connect response time.  If you can 
afford it, webtrends also has a nice monitoring service in the enterprise 
edition.

Brook

At 06:42 PM 8/10/02 +0200, you wrote:
>Indeed, you could schedule a CF script that would check a given URL on a
>hour basis.
>Just put a CFHTTP call in the script and check the status code :
>
><cfhttp url="http://www.yahoo.com"; method="get" resolveurl="no">
><cfif trim(CFHTTP.StatusCode) is "200 OK">
>         <!--- OK : do whatever you want (insert in a database, in a 
> log...) --->
><cfelse>
>         <!--- KO : do whatever you want (insert in a database, in a 
> log...) --->
></cfif>
>
>Benoit Hediard
>http://www.benorama.com
>
>-----Message d'origine-----
>De : YC Nyon [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>Envoy� : samedi 10 ao�t 2002 11:29
>� : CF-Talk
>Objet : RE: Monitoring web services application
>
>
>I have a couple of mapping applications running on PHP. Since these
>applications are expected to be accessed quite heavily and the applications
>are quite complex, i would like to have a CF application that hit the urls
>at certain interval to make sure the
>applications are running rather accessing on them manually everyday.
>The uptime will also be logged into a database to let the clients to check
>the uptime.
>
>right now, i don't have much ideas on writing the scripts. My idea is to
>'hit' the urls every hour using the scheduler functions in CF.
>
>Be grateful for any pointers.
>
>YC Nyon
>
>
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