I was able to determing that the XML parsing error was caused by fields in the
Contact Records that contained nothing but a space or multiple spaces. I was
able to scrub the spaces from the Contacts by exporting to CSV, searching for
and removing spaces from otherwise blank fields, then
I'm attempting to retrieve a list of contacts from a mailbox on an Exchange
2010 server. Here's the code I'm using.
cfset service =
CreateObject(java,microsoft.exchange.webservices.data.ExchangeService).init()
cfset credentials =
The error message I'm getting is as follows. I've not been able to find the
flexapi mentioned anywhere in similar NoClassDefFoundError messages online.
Please Help.
Error,jrpp-5,07/27/10,14:52:40,{ApplicationName},'' The specific
sequence of files included or processed is: {path to cfml
I was perusing the mail.log file this morning because for some reason the mail
spooler stopped running. The good news is that restarting CF got mail flowing
again.
I found a strange thing though. There are lines in the mail.log that read
Could not connect to SMTP host: {servername}, port:
cfexchangeCalendar action=modify is not performing as expected for
individual occurrences of recurring calendar items.
I have a test recurring event that I created with Outlook. When I
query the Exchange server with cfexchangeCalendar, it seems that the 3
occurrences of the recurring
I too submitted a bug to Adobe regarding this issue. I suppose I can continue
to develop with things the way they are... knowing that my users will gripe and
complain about things not working correctly for recurring events and tasks.
I hate developing like that though.
I recently submitted a
cfexchangeCalendar action=modify is not performing as expected for individual
occurrences of recurring calendar items.
I have a test recurring event that I created with Outlook. When I query the
Exchange server with cfexchangeCalendar, it seems that the 3 occurrences of the
recurring event
Worked perfectly! Thanks!
I was getting the same thing, so I played around a little bit with
wrapping the cfinput in another div, and this seems to work in IE7 and
FF2:
div style=clear:both;position:relative;z-index:3;cfinput type..
/div
div
Our team recently deployed a new version of application.cfm to our clustered
production environment (with sticky sessions). The changes were load tested
on our staging server (not clustered) and found to be error free. When we
deployed to Production, the website completely stopped responding
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