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Or winat.exe (googling will find it), gives you a nice gui to schedule AT
jobs...
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I don't think it will matter... Are you familiar with the AT command to
schedule tasks in NT4?
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From: Pat Branley [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, 6 March 2003 11:44 AM
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Subject: [cfaussie] Re: CFFTP
Steve
Id like to use this feature, unfortunatley we are still running NT4 and
we dont look like upgrading any time soon.
Pat
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Pat,
I have an old installation of cf4.5 on a w2k server that has been
running sheduled tasks reliably for a couple of years now but do not use
CFSCHEDULE... I use the w2k task scheduler to run a simple batch file
that tells the CF template to run... I found CFSCHEDULE under CF4.5 too
unreliable also, but this is a surefire way to reliably schedule tasks.
Are you interested in trying this, or do you want to abandon the
scheduling idea altogether?
Steve
-----Original Message-----
From: Pat Branley [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, 6 March 2003 11:01 AM
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Subject: [cfaussie] CFFTP
Hi
Ive got a problem with using CFFTP. Im my app I have a shopping cart
system where the user checks out and finally the order in one instance
is then FTP'd to our supplier. The problem is the server takes some time
for the file to send and it looks like the browser is hanging.
To get around this initially i saved the file to disk on the server and
then scheduled as task with CFSCHEDULE to FTP the file at a later time.
The problem here is CFSCHEDULE is very flaky and the files fail to send
1/2 the time cos the task doesnt run. (we are running CF4.5 on IIS )
Has any1 got any solutions to this kind of problem ?
I have one idea of building a java CFX tag that spawns a new thread and
FTP's the file in the other thread so the client doesnt block while the
file is sending, but im not sure if this will work...any1 know any good
java FTP Api's ?
Pat
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