executing a CGI program; not calling an ISAPI filter?
IIS (or your web server) sees the DLL extension and doesn't recognize it
as a ColdFusion page; so therefore does not pass it onto the ColdFusion
server. It won't matter whether there is a "cfm' file in the query string
(or not). I would guess that to process CFM pages; your application.dll
would have to send the page to the ColdFusion server before sending results
back to the browser. How to do that I cannot say.
You might try calling the "application.ddl?toppage=mypage.html" using
cfhttp and then using regex to process the results in the manner you need
them?
At 12:01 PM 1/4/2004, you wrote:
>Subject: cfm won't work in combination of other isapi.dll
>From: Willy Otto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Date: Sun, 04 Jan 2004 11:20:28 -0400
>Thread:
>http://www.houseoffusion.com/cf_lists/index.cfm/method=messages&threadid=29590&forumid=4#148464
>
>I'm am struggling with this serious problem: we have software for pc, and
>the software engineer of it also made an ISAPI.dll to access the functions
>via a web page.
>When you call a web page and you want to get the functions working on
>your page you have to make an url like this:
>www.mysite.com/application.dll?topage=mypage.html
>On that page we use labels, formatted like this(looks a bit like cf):
>#nameoffunction#.
>If you run the page the labels show the function output, for example a
>report or inputfields. This output is programmed in the software.
>
>Now it comes: when I want to work with Coldfusion and I also want the
>application function to work I have to use the "application.dll?topage="-
>in the urls, but the Coldfusion-functionality isn't working anymore. The
>webserver recognises the *.cfm extensions but not what is inside.
>If I pass the isapi-driven labels as a variable to a next page for
>example, using an action page, then I manage to use the functions with
>only 1 line of output. But there's also a function that generates a whole
>table with several columns and rows, and that one I can't manage to pass
>trough to the next page.
>I was wondering if someone could help me, maybe you have experienced
>something like this? The software-engineer refuses to make to output more
>editable, and they also don't understand much of real webdevelopment with
>CFM, so I'm left all alone here and i see some good website functionality
>go up in smoke.
>Thank you in advance and I also want to wish you a very happy new year!
>
>With kindly regards,
>
>Willy Otto
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