Peter

 

Thanks very much for your help.

 

See my inline responses below.

 

Bryan

 

From: [email protected]
[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Peter J.
Farrell
Sent: Tuesday, March 30, 2010 3:07 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [Mach-II] A ghost is re-firing my URL

 

I can only think of two things.  Have you checked that there is no
cflocations involved in the running of the report?  cfhttp will respect
cflocations or the correct response headers.  Considering the timing, I
would not be surprised.

[my response] There are no cflocations anywhere.


You might try to add "throwOnError" attribute to your cfhttp call.
According to the docs, setting it to true (defaults to false) will cause the
cfhttp to throw an exception if a 300 series (cflocation) is performed.  You
might set "redirect" to false as well (defaults to true).

[my response] I will try that but I'm quite sure there are no cflocations
involved.


Second, are you sure your request is not timing out?  Cfhttp will timeout if
the request exceeds the request timeout set in the CFIDE or via cfsetting.

[my response] Timeout Requests after ( seconds ) is unchecked in the Cold
Fusion administrator. Which I'm assuming means it will never time out.


Lastly, wow -- such an old version of Mach-II.  I can definitely say that
this is not a Mach-II issue directly.  Things in 1.1.0 version were
extremely simple compared today's code base.  I just checked our FAQ:

[my response] I had just upgraded to the that version prior to the last time
I attended CFUnited. You  and I had a conversation in the bar during that
conference. The move here is to .net for our new stuff but we have plenty of
legacy Cold Fusion to support.


FYI, I've heard of people upgrading from 1.1.0 series to 1.6 or 1.8 without
any issues. You might consider moving to a newer version in the future if
possible.  We no longer officially support Mach-II 1.5 and lower (we always
support two versions back).

[my response] I will keep that in mind thanks. The last time we did an
upgrade there were a couple of issues due to incorrectly written code.

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