Ryan,
CFEclipse is what I use and it took me a lot of perduading to move over to
it. But now I am here I am not looking back.
Here is what I can do with within CFEclipse without leaving it.
1) Code using CF, or any other language I need to (same as DW).
2) Use a SVN plugin, that will allow me
On Friday 03 November 2006 07:49, Mark Drew wrote:
Yep, its coming, no, I havent fully started yet... but I shall get
there.
Cool, cool.
CFEclipse already saves tons of time just with the coloring, and it'd be great
to go the next step and have it really *assist* us.
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Hi every one up there,
Can anyone help me to destroy all the session and cookie that registered when
user logout from system.
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Can anyone up there Help me to clear all session and cookie when user logout
from system?
My code is dosn't work properly.
cfset tmp=StructDelete(cookie,total,TRUE)
cfset tmp=StructDelete(cookie,UStotal,TRUE)
cfset tmp=StructDelete(cookie,item,TRUE)
cfset
Ok now you make me feel like god:-)
Seriously
cfif IsDefined(Cookie.CFID) AND IsDefined(Cookie.CFTOKEN)
cfset cfId_local = Cookie.CFID
cfset cftoken_local = Cookie.CFTOKEN
cfcookie name=CFID value=#cfId_local#
cfcookie name=CFTOKEN value=#cftoken_local#
/cfif
When the browser closes it will
Actually let me rephrase that. When the browser closes it will assign a new
CFID CFToken.
On 11/3/06, Andrew Scott [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ok now you make me feel like god:-)
Seriously
cfif IsDefined(Cookie.CFID ) AND IsDefined(Cookie.CFTOKEN )
cfset cfId_local = Cookie.CFID
cfset
On Friday 03 November 2006 09:17, Andrew Scott wrote:
With so many plugins for doing our work, I will never look at DW again.
This is what happens when you let anyone* work on your project, rather than
just the comparatively smaller team of people in your company. You get a
better product with
CFHTTP is coldfusion. coldfusion runs on the server. your code will log the
server in.
Do you want to log the server in, or the client in?
On 03/11/06, Michael Nguyen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi everyone,
I am still struggling with using cfhttp to log in into an ASP.NET app.
The weird
Adrian,
*LOL* *LOL*
I think the dude knows that.
Michael, your problem lies with the fact you are connecting to the form
page. That is not what you need to do. What you nned to do is connect to the
processing page that the form is connecting to, and using cfhttp the way you
are pass the
What you nned to do is connect to the
processing page that the form is connecting to,
Well, as far as I can see, this is what he does.
But what is the server he is trying to log to sends back a cookie to
keep the session alive ?
The CF template which sends the login request will not take care
Pay people to work on CFEclipse instead...
If only! :D
MD
On 3 Nov 2006, at 09:43, Tom Chiverton wrote:
On Friday 03 November 2006 09:17, Andrew Scott wrote:
With so many plugins for doing our work, I will never look at DW
again.
This is what happens when you let anyone* work on your
cfset tmp=StructDelete(cookie,total,TRUE)
This should delete the cookie stored internally in the CF application,
but you need to
also delete the cookie in the users's browser:
CFCOOKIE NAME=total EXPIRES=now
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yes it can.
On 11/3/06, Claude Schneegans [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What you nned to do is connect to the
processing page that the form is connecting to,
Well, as far as I can see, this is what he does.
But what is the server he is trying to log to sends back a cookie to
keep the session
Claude I am in a funny mood, and your as stupid as Michael.
If the chhttp as this guy is trying to connerct to is login.asp, they says
to me it is the login form:-)
Gee some people are really stupid today...
On 11/3/06, Andrew Scott [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
yes it can.
On 11/3/06,
And before one person jumps in. The guy made it very clear that he was
connecting to the form, and to the untrained eye they will not see it. But
if you are a guru then it is obvious as the answer is in is post.
Regards,
Andrew Scott
Senior Coldfusion Programmer
On 11/3/06, Andrew Scott
Your approach is correct...however After you use the CFHTTP client to login
then what? Its only the CFHTTP client that is logged in... not your local
machine or server. Dump your CFHTTP.FileContent... what do you see? I'm
not sure if there's a way to maintain a login using the CFHTTP
What a stupid question...
Is there something in the water that says I will ask or reply to a stupid
question this week...
To the original poster, the answer is what are you looking for, what are
your requirements and what can an outsourced company offer me. The thing is
Ben, is it correct.
The dude as a username and a password and god forbid a submit button as well
to a logn.asp page.
It is not correct, he needs to be pointing to the page that the
login.apspage sends that informartion too.
Yep something is in the water this week.
On 11/3/06, Ben Koshy [EMAIL
yes it can.
CF can send cookie to a client, and store its value in a variable, but
the question here
is to emulate a client browser, then the CF application should send back
the cookie value
set by the other server somewhere in the HTTP headers with all
consecutive requests,
just like a
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Everyone has successful businesses and should be able to step to the
plate regardless of the project at hand. Coldfusion isn't brain
surgery.
In the end instead of Best Company. I'd be looking for a company that
is best suited for your projects. I think we all code well enough to
take on 90% of
If the chhttp as this guy is trying to connect to is login.asp, they says
to me it is the login form
I don't see your point. He is not CFHTTPing the form. He is sending
the form to the action
template. What's your problem?
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he needs to be pointing to the page that the login.asp page sends
that informartion too.
Well, I was assuming this is what he was doing.
You mean login.asp actually contains the form?
The actual address he is trying to log wouls help.
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your joking right.
The form page is called login.asp.. And the cfhttp call is to login.asp.
You really aren't on top of the question.
On 11/3/06, Claude Schneegans [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If the chhttp as this guy is trying to connect to is login.asp, they
says
to me it is the
Your Joking really tell me you are joking?
the dude posted the form in his orignal post.
That confirms my suspicion, Bin Laden has infected the USA water suppy
making them all idiots at the moment *LOL*
No serious did you not see that in his original post?
On 11/3/06, Claude Schneegans
-Original Message-
From: Andrew Scott [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, November 03, 2006 7:02 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Using CFHTTP to login
Claude I am in a funny mood, and your as stupid as Michael.
If the chhttp as this guy is trying to connerct to is
Everyone has successful businesses and should be able to step to the
plate regardless of the project at hand. Coldfusion isn't brain
surgery.
That is where the problem lies. Based on a lot of code I've seen, companies
range from We're now going to administer the anesthesia, Mr. Smith. I want
Actually there is enough information.
I have posted to the same page using cfhttp many and I repeat many times.
The difference is I do not send the submit button to do it, I send the
action that will define me to send the login information, otherwise Ithe
form will get displayed again.
So I
Andrew...I think you're been dipping in that water, too...your
typing is almost incoherent...
What time is it in Australia...got to be happy hour... :o)
Rick
-Original Message-
From: Andrew Scott [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, November 03, 2006 7:19 AM
To: CF-Talk
-Original Message-
From: Andrew Scott [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, November 03, 2006 7:33 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Using CFHTTP to login
your joking right.
The form page is called login.asp.. And the cfhttp call
is to login.asp.
You really aren't on top
I have posted to the same page using cfhttp many and I repeat many times.
If I suppose that you perfectly know by experience that an address like
/login.aspx is ALWAYS
the login form and not the action template in ANY DOT.NET application,
then I will admit you are right.
But until better
I believe I need all those columns and more. The grouping on cfoutput didn't
work, I suppose, cause there's unique data in each record and none of them are
truly the same. That's why there's 4 records to begin.
I suppose I could do three seperate queries and that would work for this case.
On 11/3/06, Andrew Tyrone [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Everyone has successful businesses and should be able to step to the
plate regardless of the project at hand. Coldfusion isn't brain
surgery.
That is where the problem lies. Based on a lot of code I've seen, companies
range from We're
The form posts to the login.aspx page,
which tells me he is posting to the (same) form page, which is not
impossible to do.
Indeed, but this does not even has to be the case here.
Michael never said that the sample code
for the form he gave was extract from the login.aspx page.
As you said, the
Your Joking really tell me you are joking?
If I really was, it would at least have spell it you're, not your, but
anyway...
So I'll return *your* question: what *you're* smoking?
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got to be happy hour
LOL ;-))
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From: Claude Schneegans [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, November 03, 2006 8:14 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Using CFHTTP to login
The form posts to the login.aspx page,
which tells me he is posting to the (same) form page, which is not
impossible to
Your Joking really tell me you are joking?
If I really was, it would at least have spell it you're,
not your, but
anyway...
So I'll return *your* question: what *you're* smoking?
Come on, Claude! Re-read what you wrote... I think you and Andrew are at
the same bar!
Andy
Rick,
Happy hour is well and past, *hic*
Claude, so you are telling me that if you see a cfhttp call in CF passing
the submit button everything is normal. Come on get a grip onb reality man.
the problem is as I said, he needs to look at what is being passed to the
login script to log the user
I was shopping the same thing last year and ended up with WebApper Services
(SeeFusion fellas). They nosed out Figleaf, Teratech, and a handful of
others. I was looking for cutting edge Fusebox development though. My 2 main
factors were technology and cost. They won on both.
Greg
On 11/2/06,
Very instructive
-Original Message-
From: Steven Erat [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, November 02, 2006 4:52 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: CFHTTP, SSL and Certificates (Obligatory Oh My)
I tried CFMX 7.02 using the built in 1.4.2_09 JVM and the 1.4.2_11 JVM, but
both
Rick,
I agree with you wholeheartedly on that. 50.00 is too much for brochure
site hosting. I'm sorry if I was testy :)
-Mark
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From: Rick Root [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, November 02, 2006 5:10 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: hosting recommendations
It seems convoluted to me, too. But, I'm having a hard time wrapping
my head around what you want to accomplish. It looks like you're
grouping on a non-unique field, which will of course give you multiple
results. You should be doing the cfoutput group on the n_r_id field, I
would think, if you
Andrew,
I really don't think claude actually saw the post properlly. And if Claude
really knew anything, I am using gmail, and when using a web browser I have
now spell checker, and being a little under the weather my wits are good,
but my fingers can't do the walking as well.
Anyway if Claude
Michael,
Are you able to resolve the url from the server (not your local machine but
the server).
-Mark
-Original Message-
From: Michael Nguyen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, November 02, 2006 11:08 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Using CFHTTP to login
Hi everyone,
I am still
On Thursday 02 November 2006 17:56, daniel kessler wrote:
process we wish to keep notes about our progress. If it's not encrypted,
people might not write whatever they really think for fear of someone
looking over the db
All you've done is move the problem to another tier.
What's the point ?
Fusebox, what an over blated piece of shit
No seriously why does a framework have anything to do with a quote being
won, tell me I use my own framework till I got stuck into MG:U and it has
worked and performed much faster and not as bloated as fusebox is.
So, tell me again why being a
On Friday 03 November 2006 11:46, Mark Drew wrote:
If only! :D
Hay, it's *a* plan :-)
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Daniel,
You need to look at your database requirements from an output point of view.
What I mean is this.
If I want to return data from Table A and the row from Table B that is
matched by a priamry field then I should be looking at inner join. And of
course it is either left or right depending
Scott,
I love that raw steak analogy...
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From: Scott Pinkston [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, November 02, 2006 7:22 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: CF-Moodle- Elearning Project
I can speak to this as a person that built one from the ground-up in CF
about four
Happy hour is well and past, *hic*
Areeewwmaaaybe yooou're pfpfpingers are ssstilll
jjjust
sufpfpferrring fpfpfro aeae han...overr...
:o)
Rick
-Original Message-
From: Andrew Scott [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, November 03, 2006
Claude, so you are telling me that if you see a cfhttp call in CF passing
the submit button everything is normal.
I never said that.
the problem is as I said, he needs to look at what is being passed to the
login script to log the user in.
What I say now is that you need to look at his code.
nope, not in the slightest
On 11/4/06, Rick Faircloth [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Happy hour is well and past, *hic*
Areeewwmaaaybe yooou're pfpfpingers are ssstilll
jjjust
sufpfpferrring fpfpfro aeae han...overr...
:o)
Rick
-Original
The form posts to the login.aspx page,
which tells me he is posting to the (same) form page, which is not
impossible to do.
Indeed, but this does not even has to be the case here.
Michael never said that the sample code
for the form he gave was extract from the login.aspx page.
As you said, the
Under the weather, huh? Sorry, chap...
Got a code? (Get it? Hee, hee) Maybe too much code medicine... :o)
Rick
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From: Andrew Scott [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, November 03, 2006 8:55 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Using CFHTTP to login
nope, not in the
Ok... I'm a civil list member and I rarely weigh in on this stuff... And I
have no doubt you will fire back and humiliate me in some way (or try). But
I have to say enough is enough. Come on guys. Let's tone down the rhetoric
here. You can have an opinion about something without sinking into
Hi everyone again,
Sorry for getting back to you late and for the not very clear question.
I think that Claude understands me right. The login.aspx is NOT form page but
action page. The html form that I wrote was NOT extract from login.aspx Both
html form and cfhttp is to submit to action page
I only use this syntax on rare occasions, so I can never remember it. I have a
query that I am looping over. The loop does not know the columns in the query,
so there is a inner loop inside that loops over the list of columns. The
current column is stored in the index variable of the inner
Is Crystal Tech coldfusion services on Windows server or Linux?
Thanks
Benign
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Jeff,
Try:
Variables.myQuery[columnName][currentrow]
-Mark
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From: Jeff Chastain [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, November 03, 2006 7:00 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Syntax ... Dynamic Query Column Name
I only use this syntax on rare occasions, so I can never
Time to expose my woeful ignorance of .net
Will .net be rejecting any post that has not come from the same page?
Perhaps using the viewstate to authenticate where the post has come from?
I have some vague recollection of .net not allowing a form to post to a
different action page?
Probably
Michael,
Does the login page do a redirect to a different page? If so your CFHTTP
call should include REDIRECT=yes or it will not follow the header
instruction.
-Mark
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From: Michael Nguyen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, November 03, 2006 7:00 AM
To: CF-Talk
Thanks Mark. That works, I don't recall having to use the currentRow portion
before, but it works.
-- Jeff
Jeff,
Try:
Variables.myQuery[columnName][currentrow]
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It's a unique field. It's the ID field of the attendees table, which relates
to the notes or the base table. But since the other fields don't all have
the same data from there, I suppose it can't logically group. For example,
they might each have different values in the take_aways field.
I
he wouold see that the login form that works is
called login.aspx,
OK, can you just tell me where you see that?
and then submits to itself.
Supposing it is so, is it a problem?
But what Claude didn't see
was the fact that the cfhttp was sending the field submit button.
So what? Is it
I can search on encrypted uppercase to encrypted uppercase so that
it's case-less. I'd have a Notes_U field in this case.
One way around it, kicking myself for not seeing that :-)
Note you won't be able to use the '%' string operator though, because
'ABFOODE' will still encrypt (very)
Jeff,
You would need the currentrow because you are in a loop as opposed to a
query driven cfoutput where it would be assumed. At least that's my
recollection without testing it.
-Original Message-
From: Jeff Chastain [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, November 03, 2006 7:12 AM
XMLparse worked like a charmer... I am also on CFMX6.1 so CFXML didn't work
for me to begin with..
Thanks guys for all your input..
J
On 11/1/06, Dave Watts [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just tried this and it works fine for me:
!--- Create XML Doc. ---
cfxml variable=xmlData
dude
I think that Claude understands me right.
OK, now that we are on the good tracks, let's see.
Could it be the server checking for something in the user browser that
you didn't think of?
Javascript for instance. (My own login procedure on my systems work this
way)
Try your login form that works
Windows
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From: Ali Majdzadeh [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, November 03, 2006 8:03 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Best CF7 Hosting company
Is Crystal Tech coldfusion services on Windows server or Linux?
Thanks
Benign
I have a recordset that has several attendees. I need to create variables on
the fly for each record cause I won't know how many there are. It can be
infinite (everyone on the planet). Of course, the problem is that I can't use
an evaluate on the left side. I can't think of a way around
You know, you might have an ordering issue. The cf group by needs the
query to be ordered by whatever you're grouping by for it to work
correctly. Have you tried ordering it by that id?
On 11/3/06, daniel kessler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It's a unique field. It's the ID field of the attendees
I don't completely follow what you're saying because of my db inexperience.
Nonetheless, I'm think that there's not a cure because it's a many to one
relationship. There are attendees and several take_aways per note (my base
table). To represent them as one record, I'd have to have an array
Yes, Mark. The login page directs me to a member home page and I did include
redirect='yes'.
-Original Message-
From: Mark A Kruger [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, 4 November 2006 1:15 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Using CFHTTP to login
Michael,
Does the login page do a
Anyway if Claude was smart he wouold see that the login form
that works is
called login.aspx, and then submits to itself. But what
Claude didn't see
was the fact that the cfhttp was sending the field submit
button.
Actually, Claude was smart enough to point out that the form might NOT
Hi All
I've a win2k server, IIS, SQL Server 2000 and DNS all on the same box.
Servers spec is good but I've been having quite a few issues lately with the
JVM.
I'm strongly considering gettting a second box. What's the best use for this
box?
Should I just move over the DB or would I be
I have not and didn't know that - thanks for the information. In that case,
for three orderings, I'd need to do three queries, right?
You know, you might have an ordering issue. The cf group by needs the
query to be ordered by whatever you're grouping by for it to work
correctly. Have you tried
Michael,
Ok... Can you do a cfdump of the whole CFHTTP (cfdump var=#cfhttp#) ...
Let's take a look at the headers and other info. Maybe there is something
there that will tell us more.
-Mark
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From: Michael Nguyen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, November 03,
Should I just move over the DB or would I be better off Load
balancing across the two boxes?
Put the database on a dedicated server.
Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
http://www.figleaf.com/
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I have a recordset that has several attendees. I need to
create variables on the fly for each record cause I won't
know how many there are. It can be infinite (everyone on the
planet). Of course, the problem is that I can't use an
evaluate on the left side. I can't think of a way
The html form that I wrote was NOT extract from login.aspx
Both html form and cfhttp is to submit to action page
login.aspx but the html does it successfully and the
cfhttp does not.
Here's what you need to do.
Run the form, and examine all of the information sent from the form to the
Claude, if I disable cookie then I couldn't login form the login form that
works if cookie enabled. I think that was the point.
When I submit the form (that works) if cookie turned off then it show me
exactly as when I cfhttp.
How can we get around of it?
What I have tried is do cfhttp twice. The
I am now down to Three Hosting Companies. Please help me choose one.
Crystal Tech ( http://www.crystaltech.com )
Looks very great. But the only problem is when you choose Coldfusion you have
only coldfusion and if one part is in ASP you don't have ASP support. Ben Forta
gave it 4/5. Good
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From: daniel kessler [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have not and didn't know that - thanks for the information.
In that case, for three orderings, I'd need to do three
queries, right?
You know, you might have an ordering issue. The cf group by needs the
query
Yes, Mark. The login page directs me to a member home page and I did
include
redirect='yes'.
Ok, this will work for a redirect in the response header, but what if it
is a Javascript redirect
(one among many ways to check if JS is enabled)?
ColdFusion will not follow.
--
Any thoughts?
Yes, this is basically what you need to do. Fetch the cookies sent when you
visit the form, then send those to the action page.
I didn't think to ask this earlier, but what are you trying to accomplish,
exactly? Are you trying to let your CF app interact with the .NET app, or
are
cfset fname#aa# =
But id use a struct or array and do something like...
cfset fnames = arraynew(1) /
cfloop...
cfset fnames[aa] = getAttendees.fname[aa] /
/cfloop
Then arraylen(fnames) is the number of fnames and you just loop over that to
get them back.
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Michael,
You are going to have to get the cookie scope from your browser and send
it along with the page.
1) Create an ASPX page that loops through the cookie scope and sets
Javascript variables.
2) Embed the ASPX page as a Javascript on your CF page (script
src=mypage.aspx/)
3) copy the JS
Claude, if I disable cookie then I couldn't login form the login form that
works if cookie enabled. I think that was the point.
When I submit the form (that works) if cookie turned off then it show me
exactly as when I cfhttp.
How can we get around of it?
What I have tried is do cfhttp twice. The
When I submit the form (that works) if cookie turned off then it show me
exactly as when I cfhttp.
Ah ah! Then you must supplie the cookies.
At first sight, you're attempt looks correct, except that the cookie
must be set by the form page,
you are calling the action page in your first attemps,
Xtreme-host ( http://xtreme-host.com/ )
Very nice website but just one person recommended it plus I
couldn't find it in Ben Forta's lis at
http://www.forta.com/cf/isp/. It has 100MB hosting too and it
is great cause finding a low space CF hosting with such a low
price is very hard.
I
Yep - you are right. In that case you would need to have some advanced
knowledge of the landing page - or extract it (ick) from the js.
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From: Claude Schneegans [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, November 03, 2006 9:21 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Using CFHTTP to
Why don't you use setVariable?
like this:
cfset setVariable(fname_#aa#, value)
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I am connecting to a self signed SSL page through CFHTTP and I am getting
the dreaded connection failure.
My test server is running CFMX6.1, windows 2003 IIS6 environment.
I followed all the steps to manually install the cert using keytool. No
luck. Export the cert a couple of different ways,
From the Using CFHTTP to login thread
Dave Watts wrote:
are you trying to log your user into .NET so that later, when that user
visits the .NET app directly, that user is logged in? If the former, you're
on your way. If the latter, things get a little more complicated. In that
case, you
DB on its own box.. Absolutely. World of difference.
J
On 11/3/06, Richard Cooper [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi All
I've a win2k server, IIS, SQL Server 2000 and DNS all on the same box.
Servers spec is good but I've been having quite a few issues lately with
the JVM.
I'm strongly
I used to use this host for my blog and cfquickdocs. My general
consensus, you get what you pay for. 90% of the time it was fine,
very
little problems. But the rest of the time my sites were down with 0
explanation from the guy that runs it. And yes, it appeared that the
whole thing
or extract it (ick) from the js
If he has CF_REExtract, this will be just a breeze! ;-)
See CF_REextract
http://www.contentbox.com/claude/customtags/REextract/testREextract.cfm
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REUSE CODE! Use custom tags;
See
Are you trying to let your CF app interact with the .NET app, or
are you trying to log your user into .NET so that later, when that user
visits the .NET app directly, that user is logged in?
The latter was my task
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