Hi All
I'm trying to get my CF server to FTP files to another server. I can connect
ok but cannot put files.
*My code:*
cfdirectory directory=#request.dataArchiveLocation# action=list
filter=*.rar name=archiveList /
cfoutput
p
h1Files to transfer:/h1
cfloop query=archiveList
On Tuesday 27 Nov 2007, Will Swain wrote:
Are you talking about one thread for all the cfmails (outside the loop), or
one for each mail? I'm assuming the latter wouldn't be a good plan where
there might be thousands of emails, particularly on CF8 Standard.
I'd batch them, with one thread for
What are the benefits on using a CHAR field versus VARCHAR?
The basic idea, back to the first database systems, is that all records
have the same length
and use the same amount of space in the database. Thus finding a record
is just a matter of multiplying this
record length by the record
Giles Roadnight wrote:
I'm trying to get my CF server to FTP files to another server. I can connect
ok but cannot put files.
That can be caused by several issues with filesystem permissions and
firewalls as the most likely culprits. Check the log files on the FTP
server and if that doesn't
On Wednesday 28 Nov 2007, Claude Schneegans wrote:
It is then up to the programmer to decide what type of efficiency is the
best for his application.
However, almost no programmers will ever have to care about the tiny
performance changes betwen the two, in which case VARCHAR is better because
ColdFusion wrote:
What are the benefits on using a CHAR field versus VARCHAR?
Check your database manual, the differences between implementations are
such that for every other answer is pure speculation.
Jochem
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Thanks for the reply.
Unfortunately I still can't get it working.
I have looked at the FTP server logs. If I try a passive transfer I get the
following when trying to transfer 2 files:
userName logged in.
(45) 28/11/2007 13:07:30 - userName () TYPE I
(45) 28/11/2007 13:07:30 - userName
This is why I maintain a separate eclipse-extensions folder and install
all my plugins there. If you have to install a fresh copy of Eclipse, all
you need to do is point that new install at the extensions folder (in Manage
Configuration). From there you can pull down updates to the plugins as
Hi Rob,
I have been searching the internet and glad to find what I am trying to achieve
is exactly the same as yours. At the same time I am sad that there were no
responses to your questions since I am currently experiencing the same problems
as you described. Bob, did you have the problem
Update:
-- Have improved query performance substantially;
-- Add additional notes...
-- If we're talking about searching against a specific set of data, say, a
particular
data column in a database's table then, this approach, imho, kicks ass. So,
probably
one could consider to use it against
Can anyone recommend any CF based open source trouble ticket or issue
tracking software? I know that there are tons of php out there which you
can recommend but because of the restrictions I don't know that I can run it
on this non-profits server. They have CF installed and Sharepoint but
http://lighthousepro.riaforge.org/
-Original Message-
From: Scott Raley -ITC [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 28 November 2007 17:06
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Open Source Ticket Software
Can anyone recommend any CF based open source trouble ticket or issue
tracking software? I know that
http://lighthousepro.riaforge.org/
http://skweegee.riaforge.org/ (based off trac)
-jim
On 11/28/07, Scott Raley -ITC [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can anyone recommend any CF based open source trouble ticket or issue
tracking software? I know that there are tons of php out there which you
can
Unfortunately, no answer for you, but we're also have an CFFTP issue under
CF8.
A working template (under CF5) that FTP'd backup files to a remote server
nightly no longer works on CF8. The files are generally around 10mb, but
they always time out now at around 3mb +/-. Generally around 30
Running into a strange thing - I'm trying to execute a CFInvoke tag,
calling a method I just wrote into a CFC but I'm getting an error
saying that the method can't be found.
CFM code:
cfinvoke component=parser method=requestMethod
returnvariable=ReturnXML
cfinvokeargument
cffunction name=requestMethod access=publicreturntype=struct
output=false
Found the problem... there wasn't a space between the public and
returntype. Oops!
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Initial thought is the date /time would be: 11/21/2007 @ 7:35
(PM) ( 28 seconds as well).
The 000Z would probable reference the date/time is in a Zulu Time.
Now using CF to format it, if you can use RegEx and parse the T and .000Z
and see if it validates as a date/time
Try invoking another method in that component?
-Original Message-
From: C. Hatton Humphrey [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, November 28, 2007 1:05 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: CFInvoke not finding method
Running into a strange thing - I'm trying to execute a CFInvoke tag, calling
Here is the value: 2007-11-21T19:35:28.000Z
It comes from the eBay REST API. It is in a format I have not seen. What can
I do (with CF) to pull a valid date and time?
Thanks, Che
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See the class definitions below.
In CF7 if create an instance of Outer, say outer, and code:
outer.getInner().getID()
things are fine.
In CF8, I get the error The getID method was not found. If I cfdump outer
in CF8 I see
className: Outer$Inner
Methods: [list of methods and return
I have a list of serial numbers that I need listed in order but they aren't
formatted the same, they start with 4 digit year and then item serial. Ok
sounds easy but the serial numbers arent the same length, so serial #9 for 1950
would be 19509 and serial #101 for 1950 would be 1950101. So if
-- find sql env
select @@version;
--Microsoft SQL Server 2000 - 8.00.818 (Intel X86)
-- dll
create table #tmp (sYear int, sNum int);
-- dml test data population
insert into #tmp
values(1950,12);
insert into #tmp
values(1950,9);
insert into #tmp
values(1955,11);
-- dml solution
-- looks like
you could add 2 columns in your sql: 1 with left(serial_number_column,
4) [if the year part of sn is always 4 digits], the other with the rest
of the serial number, and sort the results first by one and hen y the
other. exact sql syntax would be db-specific
--
---
Azadi Saryev
ORDER BY LEFT(FieldName, 4), Right(FieldName, (LENGTH(FieldName)-4) )
That should do it, assuming the date part is always the same length.
=]
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Alan Rother
Adobe Certified Advanced ColdFusion MX 7 Developer
Manager, Phoenix Cold Fusion User Group, AZCFUG.org
@Azadi Saryev d l
I need to use the data that is already there and it's not split up.
@Alan Rother
I had already tried that but it gives same results as reg order by asc
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nope urgg lol
How about this?
SORT BY val(left(serial, 4)), val(substring(serial, 3))
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How about this?
SORT BY val(left(serial, 4)), val(substring(serial, 3))
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Thanks.
I need to do a quick down and dirty retrofit of a site. Adding a
Stylesheet media=handheld will be too time-consuming. I would rather do
this
server-side: if HTTP_USER_AGENT = handheld redirect to another page.
Looking around - and asking on a CSS list doesn't get me very far. I can't
be
Matthew, I gave this a try using your mock classes and it work fine for me,
however a dump of outer.getInner() showed
Class Name: Outer$Inner
Parent Class: AbstractDecorator
Class Name: AbstractDecorator
Methods: getID() int
Parent Class: Wrapped
Class Name: Wrapped
Methods: getID() int
If ordering by the Left() and Right() don't work, can you Select
Left(SerialNum,4) as sYear, Right(SerialNum,Length(SerialNum)-4) as sNum and
then order by sYear, sNum?
Been a while since I've worked in mysql, but several of the suggestions here
look like they should be working.
Thanks to all who tried, i got it working with the following:
order by left(serial, 4) asc, abs(mid(serial, 5,3)) asc
when in doubt visit the office lol
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Dave,
Try Alan's solution again, but cast as integers.
something like:
order by cast(left(FieldName, 4) as int), cast(Right(FieldName,
(LENGTH(FieldName)-4) ) as int)
I haven't tested the above so you may need to adjust the syntax.
Antony
On Nov 29, 2007 7:59 AM, Dave l [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi anyone,
Any suggestions on this issue? Thanks a lot.
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That looks like ISO 8601 date time format
You can get more info
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_8601
http://www.w3.org/TR/NOTE-datetime
And a UDF from
http://www.cflib.org/udf.cfm?id=1144enable=1
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thanks but I already had gotten it and posted it as solved, i ended up with
order by left(serial, 4) asc, abs(mid(serial, 5,3)) asc
If ordering by the Left() and Right() don't work, can you Select
Left(SerialNum,4) as sYear, Right(SerialNum,Length(SerialNum)-4) as sNum and
then order by
Hi all
I'm using a tabbed cflayout. The source for a particular tab points to a
page that uses spry. When viewed on its own, the spry page works fine, but
it does not work in the cflayout. Apparently there are issues with using
spry and cflayout like this. Has anyone successfully
Are you trying to use a full html page?(the spry page)
You should only be using content and not the full html code as you would be
putting a full html page into another which can cause issues.
If you are just putting content then also make sure you are adding the spry
calls into the html head
Many people use Vertabase for issue tracking. It isn't open source but it is
Cf and affordable (especially for non-profits).
http://www.vertabase.com
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ColdFusion is delivering applications solutions at at top companies
http://lighthousepro.riaforge.org/
http://skweegee.riaforge.org/ (based off trac)
-jim
Many people use Vertabase for issue tracking. It isn't open source but it is
Cf and affordable (especially for non-profits).
http://www.vertabase.com
DL,
You can find my email address here:
http://www.omnibrow.com/deleteme.txt
sorry for the runaround, but I don't want to post it online permanently and as
soon as you email me, i will be taking it down.
Sorry to everyone else that they have to be bothered with non-public business.
James.
James,
Got your email, will send you email tomorrow. Thks.
Don
DL,
You can find my email address here:
http://www.omnibrow.com/deleteme.txt
sorry for the runaround, but I don't want to post it online
permanently and as soon as you email me, i will be taking it down.
Sorry to
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