> However, I can't get any results except a timeout when I use
> <cfexecute> to run the batch file.
>
> <cfexecute name="e:\adobe_site\getfiles.bat"
> timeout="60">
Based on the file sized that you're likely dealing with, the timeout is too
low. I run my CDEXECUTE with a timeout of 10800 for IDX downloads...
<cfsetting requesttimeout="10800" />
<cfexecute name="#expandPath('.\FTPBatch.cmd')#" timeout="10800" />
FTPBatch.cmd is in the same folder as the calling script and has all of the
commands needed to get to the proper folder and run the ftp command line:
@echo off
e:
cd \inetpub\wwwroot\mls\imports
ftp -n -s:..\FTPScript.txt
FTPScript.txt is also in the same folder as the calling script and has the
actual FTP commands to execute (connect, user, pass, get, etc.). In my case
the "imports" folder is directly below the folder where all the scripts and
such are located.
--
Justin Scott, http://www.tlson.com/
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