Hi
I am importing a spreadsheet into my database the spreadsheet contains client
information and contact information. I need to enter these into two seperate
tables one for client and one for contacts.
Simplified excel layout is
clientid(newid), clientName, oldid, contactname
The oldid
Sorry for the OT, just need to see if anyone has had any experience of a .pst
file in Outlook 2000 going over 2GB and ways to shrink it.
I'm told the deleted items folder contains a load of things that could be
deleted so I'm looking for a way to navigate the .pst file to pick and choose
which
On Wednesday 26 Nov 2008, Huff, Jerome P. wrote:
This is a mapping problem with CF not knowing where to find the CFIDE
directory.
Wouldn't there be a 404 in the web server logs for that ?
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Hi
Found a solution to this problem now,
stripped out the duplicate values i.e multiple contacts, added the non
duplicate items to the clients table, created a temp table will all the
contacts in and run the following query to get the data into the contacts table
cfquery name=insert
looks to me like a long way around a simple cfset list1 = list2... :)
You're not wrong but I think I see there could be good reason for
listing what needs deleting and what adding.
Personally, I would use Arrays - can been done really simply using
underlying java methods of arrays:
arr1 =
The Java file has to be in a directory which included in the Class Path
settings (see CF Admin).
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Good Morning,
Does anyone know a Canon Developer with access to their SDKs? According to
Canons Developers website, the SDKs are written in C++ 6. and I just want to
confirm, as then I won't be able to access them from CF right?
Thanks,
Rob
You could possibly wrap all the functionality into a C++6 CFX DLL then
access it as a CFX Custom tag?
2008/11/27 Rob Parkhill [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Good Morning,
Does anyone know a Canon Developer with access to their SDKs? According to
Canons Developers website, the SDKs are written in C++ 6.
Does anyone know a Canon Developer with access to
their SDKs? According to Canons Developers website,
the SDKs are written in C++ 6. and I just want to
confirm, as then I won't be able to access them from CF
right?
Not directly, but you can write C++ custom tags to invoke the API calls.
could I write a .NET class that referenced the C++ and then access the .NET
directly in CF?
All I want to do is access their methods for sending faxes to the damn
machine, so that i can do it directly. $500 developers fee IF they think my
cause is worthy enough just to see the code... kinda
Adrian,
can you open it with Outlook, and then run the Auto-Archive function. That
should move older sent items etc. into a different pst folder for archived
items.
HTH
Rob
On Thu, Nov 27, 2008 at 6:39 AM, adrian lynch [EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote:
Sorry for the OT, just need to see if anyone has
John Skrotzki wrote:
I want to use a java class for extracting email sections from .eml file
Just curious, what benefits does that jar offer you over plain javamail?
http://java.sun.com/products/javamail/
get yourself the latest version of eclipse, make sure you have the same JRE
installed on
Also there's a Shrink function that does what you need. After you've
run the auto-archive function (moves anything older than x weeks - you
specify how old to move it) you run the shrink and it will close
everything up and you'll get what you need.
It's a while since i saw the Outlook2000 app,
On Wed, Nov 26, 2008 at 9:11 PM, Paul Hastings wrote:
John Skrotzki wrote:
jre 1.6 instead of the jre 1.4 that CF MX 7 runs on. I don't know how to
recompile it and wondering if anybody would be able to do it...
get yourself the latest version of eclipse, make sure you have the same JRE
You can also use the JDT compiler via JavaLoader, and compile and then
load the classes on the fly, within CF.
I like that a lot, personally. A fast way to do Java + CF.
I've got some code that does it, been meaning to wrap it up into a
little project or something.
Sounds interesting. Do have
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