The Updater first - Does anybody know if this is completely automatic? Is it
purely scheduled? Can it be unscheduled or if you uninstall it will
hotfixes/SP's that have been installed remain in place?
Basically (Sorry MM) but I don't trust Macromedia to schedule updates and
auto update my boxes without breaking it. I don't want the downtime for my
customers if a poorly tested SP gets released that drops my box. I want to
be able to test the thing first. So I Can't really abide an automated update
process. Can I firewall it off or whats the go?
With Factory Services - One of the released solutions is fixing CFMX
security functionality.
While you can still get the admin hash (grrr) you can't do much with whats
there, so I don't particularly care, but the registry factory still bugs me.
Error Occurred While Processing Request
Method selection Exception.
An exception occurred during method selection process for Method getall The
cause of this exception was that either there are no methods with the the
specified method name and argument types, or the method getall is overloaded
with arguments types that Coldfusion can't decipher reliablly. Use javacast
function to reduce ambiguity.
The error occurred in C:\Inetpub\testbed\test10.cfm: line 6
4 : // get the methods specific to db stuff
5 : regFactory=factory.registryservice;
6 : request.foo = regFactory.getall();
7 : </cfscript>
8 :
using the following code
<cfscript>
// setup class to cfmx internals
factory=createObject("java", "coldfusion.server.ServiceFactory");
// get the methods specific to db stuff
regFactory=factory.registryservice;
request.foo = regFactory.getall();
</cfscript>
<cfoutput>
#request.foo#
</cfoutput>
I've never touched javacast ;> or played in any depth with reg scripts.
Basically what I need to know is is the registry factory still functional?
Is this just an ambiguous error. Do I just need to specify a function
argument? What user permissions will the registry requests execute under?
Can I disable registry access?
I'm uberkeen to to drop CFMX onto my production servers, but if I can't
unschedule the CFMX updater, and be confident that the registry integrity is
reliable, then its back to the drawing board.
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