I have the exact same problem. It seems that the mapping issue seems to clear
most people's problems up, however, I have no mappings to "/" in CF Admin.
Also, the method is set to remote. I'm trying to access the cfc through the
browser (for now) at http://server/component.cfc?wsdl.
There a
DOH! Part of my problem thus far is that I've been using a flash form which
apparently doesn't pass the "value" of a check box, only the boolean state (and
all of them, for that matter, checked or unchecked)...
Is this able to be circumvented, or should I adjust the tables which I am
creating?
Mike
Check in the ASP code (cant remember the right syntax of the top of
my head) that they are closing their connections something like
<% conn.close %>
After they are done with it
MD
On 28 Mar 2007, at 11:29, Mike Kear wrote:
> I need some advice as to likely causes of strange behaviour
In addition to Toms suggestion, a quick way would be to use netstat on the
sql server to see where the connections are coming from!
Paul
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> How can i isolate what's causing thie behaviour?
Make sure each app uses it's own login, and then use your DB admin tool of
choice to dump the list of current connections.
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On Tuesday 27 Mar 2007, Jacob Munson wrote:
> a lot of Perl web developers out there. So I think Perl vs. CF is a
> fair comparison.
Disclaimer: I took mod_perl out of my Apache last week :-)
Speaking as someone who's had to fight with remote DBI errors in a CGI script,
it's not a fair compariso
I need some advice as to likely causes of strange behaviour on my
client's site .
About 6 weeks ago it started making an ever-growing number of
connections to the database, until finally something broke and one of
his two clustered servers would need to be rebooted and all that
server's conne
On Tuesday 27 Mar 2007, Max Hamby wrote:
> I haven't tested anything yet, but after looking at some of the code
> available, I suggest you have someone look over BobbyJay's code for
> ColdFusion ("#'s inside cfscript tags and he uses functions that don't
> exist... looks like he'smixing javascript
On Tuesday 27 Mar 2007, Robert Walters wrote:
> Would love if many of you could test out an open source code site I just
> put up recently. www.CodeFetcher.com
Clicking the blue text under a snippits description just makes the page blink.
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