Now you mention it, I have encountered several page not found errors completely out of the blue with CFMX. Refresh the page and Voila, the problem disappears. But, I would have to agree that there is a problem here. And it has me very concerned considering we are planning a release of our new CFMX based site at the end of the month.
I've also had other strange experiences with CFMX. It seems that sometimes settings change for no reason after a reboot. I really hope MM is aware (I'm sure they are) of some of these issues and that those service packs/patches will be released soon. Or does releasing Service Packs and/or patches so soon after a product launch look bad for MM? It would be nice to have some these issues listed as "known bugs" and timeliness for patches and/or workaounds. Is there anything like this on the MM site? Are there an CFMX success stories (high traffic sites?). Any body else care to share any 'bugs" or issue's they have come across while using CFMX? I am getting really nervous about our Sept 1st launch. We already have hundreds of users on our site (pay site) and they would be none to happy if our web services started acting funny. It could inevitably cost us business. But at the same time, we have already delayed our publized launch date due to some technical issues, CFMX among them and may not be able to push the release date any further. We'll have to see how it goes I guess, and hope for the best (and load test!). It would be nice to see some CFMX sites with moderate to high traffic who are not having issues.That would be comforting. :) Brook Davies maracasmedia At 11:43 AM 13/08/02 +0200, you wrote: >Tormod Guldvog wrote: > > > > Here's what they say (quote from their reply to my post in their forums): > > > > "If you are worried about uptime, you should not be on a Cold Fusion MX > server. We keep > > emailing this to our customers, putting it in newsletters etc. but > people are not > > understanding that this is a complete rewrite of the Macromedia Cold > Fusion product, and > > there are many pieces that don't work properly at this time. It is > somewhat compatible, > > and many features do work, but there are load issues and connectivity > issues to ODBC. The > > biggest problem is their ODBC service which they had to create in order > to connect from > > JRUN/JDBC to Windows native ODBC. The ODBC services stall just as they > did in Cold Fusion > > 4.5 before service packs. > >I would think that is exactly why MM writes in the docs JDBC Type 1 and >2 Drivers are not recommended. If the host sets up MX but does not >follow this recommendation all bets are off. > >Jochem > > ______________________________________________________________________ Your ad could be here. Monies from ads go to support these lists and provide more resources for the community. http://www.fusionauthority.com/ads.cfm FAQ: http://www.thenetprofits.co.uk/coldfusion/faq Archives: http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/ Unsubscribe: http://www.houseoffusion.com/index.cfm?sidebar=lists
