use the windows file system COM object to count the files and even get the
total size etc. I am doing this on a project and it is working great.
Try the below code, modify it for your needs. And I suggest doing some
CFDUMP's of the COM object which will show you what methods are available.
CFDUMP is the shit.
Note, that in the below example I am counting the number of files in 2
folders and getting the total, you might not need to do that step.
I also use this to count mail files for IMS, and use it to count up to
200,000 files or so all the time.
<!--- start code --->
<cfset Folder2Check1 = "f:\ims\out\">
<cfset Folder2Check2= "f:\ims\out\queued">
<!--- Connect to the File System Object --->
<cflock timeout="30" throwontimeout="No" name="#CreateUUID()#"
type="EXCLUSIVE">
<cftry>
<cfobject type="COM" name="FSO" class="Scripting.FileSystemObject"
action=""> </cfobject>
<cfcatch>
<cfobject type="COM" name="FSO"
class="Scripting.FileSystemObject" action=""> </cfobject>
</cfcatch>
</cftry>
</cflock>
<cfscript>
objFolder = FSO.getFolder(Folder2Check1);
objFolderSize = LSParseNumber(objFolder.size);
objtest= objFolder.files;
objfileCount1=objtest.count;
objFolder = FSO.getFolder(Folder2Check2);
objtest= objFolder.files;
objfileCount2=objtest.count;
</cfscript>
<cfset total=objfileCount1+objfileCount2>
<cfoutput>
Total Files Used: #LSParseNumber(DecimalFormat(total))#<BR>
Total Space Used: #LSParseNumber(DecimalFormat(Evaluate(objFolderSize
/ 1000000)))#
</cfoutput>
<!--- end code --->
Brook Davies
At 02:26 PM 10/13/2003, you wrote:
>CF-Pros:
>
>We have several report utilities written in CF to report on our e-mail
>system, Ipswitches iMail.
>
>We've been asked to look into a utility (acquire/build) to count the
>number of messages in each folder.
>
>Questions:
>
>* What is the delimiter for messages in a folder (is it the same for all
> mail servers, or unique to a particular mailer, again, we use
>Ipswitches's iMail, latest version)
>
>* I believe some of you are iMail users, anyone aware of utility similar
> to what we are interested in ?
>
>Thank you.
>
>-Gerry
>
>Gerard T. Pauline
>Computer Systems, DoIT
>Pace University
>
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