> Do you still recommend uninstalling and reinstalling?
Yes, I recommend you uninstall and reinstall the connectors. That is
the only way to ensure you have the latest version of the connectors.
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rm fields on the PDF.
Form fields don't have to look like form fields, or be editable by the user.
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PDF above a persons name. This is why
> I was thinking if there was a way to use cfscripting to try to place a
> signature into the dynamic PDF.
Why not create the PDF in LC Designer, and make the person's name a
form field that you can easily manipulate from CF using
t you create with Designer are not the same as "regular" PDFs -
they're a different format called XFA.
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ined values as before.
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instruction at our training centers, onl
x27;ll get a lot of stuff, so you
might just start with the Wikipedia page:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dublin_Core
If you're interested in Facebook integration, they have their own
standard for metadata called Open Graph:
http://developers.facebook.com/docs/opengraph/property-typ
ta tags aren't used by browsers. No browser
support is needed to implement whatever name meta tags you want to
use. As a result, there are many specific standards for these tags,
but they're not managed by W3C. I mentioned Dublin Core earlier,
that's a good place to start
> Thank you all
It might be worthwhile for you to tell us what you're trying to do,
rather than asking about specifications.
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em. So, you can use
whatever you want.
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3C
has no limits on what you use for metadata - pages that include custom
metadata will still validate just fine.
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e latest
version of those. I believe that's described in the release notes.
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instru
27;ll get that message. You need to open it in Acrobat and enable
Reader Extensions. Again, though, if it's just for online users to
complete and submit, you don't have to worry about this.
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le fill it out and submit back to your web site, Reader users
won't need to save data - you'll just need to make sure you have a
submit button that points to a URL on your server.
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> I have installed LiveCycle designer. Do I just use the signature field?
> The signature will be from a CAC card.
Yes, that's it.
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signature field and appropriate markup, and you
> can splice two documents together with CFDOCUMENT or CFPDF (I forget
> which).
I might not have made it clear enough: you'll have to create the form
with the digital signature field in LC Designer. You can then merge
the form with your oth
te markup, and you
can splice two documents together with CFDOCUMENT or CFPDF (I forget
which).
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> You believe them if you want to. The courts tend not to.
Can you cite one court case that covers their paid services?
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7;t until quite deep in the thread that you appeared
to get upset about people offering non-CF solutions.
But I think I've learned my lesson from this thread. So good luck to
you with whatever solutions you choose in the future.
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htt
ce of asking for help on a mailing list. You don't get
to dictate how people will respond. You do get to choose to ignore the
responses that don't interest you.
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solutions tend not to be
inexpensive, however.
> PS - And Dave, you'll be glad to know that I'm signing up for a trial
> Google Apps for Business account just to fully explore its potential.
Good for you! If you have questions about Apps, feel free to send them
off-list. Their tria
> And Dave, talk about OT! Suggesting I use Google Apps, or anything else,
> instead of even attempting to answer my question, isn't acceptable
> to this OP. I've had already looked at Gmail and found it unsuitable.
> And to suggest that you know best what my clients
> I said, " tired of helping them feed me adverts". They base the adverts
> they feed on everything they know about the target.
>
> I keep my data backed up.
>
> Dave, I spent 30 years in IT and most of it as an IT manager. I get by.
>
> Seems to chose to i
x27;ve never lost any data? Never had a computer fail? It seems to me
that we must have completely different ideas of "perfectly safe".
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GS
orth $50 per year, I can see why other
people might not place that value on their own email. But that's not
even what you're doing here.
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e no problem deleting email in Gmail. Filter, select, delete,
done! I suspect I can delete email faster in Gmail than in Outlook.
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e same way - PSTs all over the place.
I used Outlook for years. I would never go back. It would make me much
less productive.
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utlook support conversation view.
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real" use nowadays. I spent many years doing that, and I'd rather not
do it any more. Google does a fantastic job of handling the nuts and
bolts of email, and provides a terrific mail client as well.
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them as belonging to the appropriate
client. I can pull up all communication with any given client in
seconds.
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and service". You wouldn't be able to at ten times the cost.
That said, a distinct email inbox doesn't necessarily correspond with
a single email address, so you may not actually need 100 mailboxes. A
single mailbox can have quite a large number of nicknames and can be a
membe
> Adobe should open source homesite ;)
There aren't too many Delphi developers around.
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F as
a strict filter. Many use it as a tagging mechanism for soft fails,
though.
As for "doing the sender a favor", I agree with you in a technical
sense but I haven't found it to be a practical response to an end-user
within a large company.
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http
mail, it's probably a bad idea to identify some of that
mail as illegitimate, regardless of what your customer poll might tell
you.
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> FYI:
> http://breenmachine.blogspot.com/2013/03/cool-coldfusion-post-exploitation.html
Of course, if you block access to the CF Administrator and the admin
API, as you should, exploits like this simply won't work. I'm pretty
sure this is covered in the lockdown guides for CF 10
rned out to be a feature in Postini called "Blatant Spam
Blocking" which caused the incoming message to be dropped and not
delivered or even logged by Postini.
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date value sounds like poor
> practice.
If you actually have forms that need that much data, I don't think
allowing that value is a significant threat. After all, people could
just run your actual form! You might want to reduce your form size for
future revisions of your application, though.
ration tool. Have you customized
your IIS settings at all? If so, you might have to mess with the IIS
application pool settings.
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that CF will stop working if you reuse the serial number.
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n/RDS logins together
do both of these things.
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ic network? If so,
you should have a very small number of listening ports. Maybe just
two: TCP/80 and TCP/443. There is no reason why you'd expose TCP/135
to a public network (especially if you're running Windows).
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Thanks, I've watched a little and they're very helpful.
Dave
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From: "Dan O'Keefe"
To: "cf-talk"
Sent: Friday, March 29, 2013 11:59 AM
Subject: Re: Sublime Text 2
>
> Dave,
>
> Great free video course here:
&g
Thanks Rick but I've already installed the package.
Now I just have to learn how to use it... and Windows 8.
BTW, does anyone know how to toggle back from fullscreen in the IE8 browser?
F11 doesn't work in Windows 8 as it did in XP. :-P
Thanks anyway.
Dave
- Origin
rol the values issued for CFID.
The CFTOKEN values are random and secure if you choose that option in
the CF Administrator. But I'd second Cameron's recommendation to use
J2EE sessions if you can. You'll get a single token that is secure.
Plus, the token will be discarded
le and you should be allowed
to do so.
I'm a pretty security-conscious person, and I'd recommend you simply
increase the limit to allow your current form to work.
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Okay, I finally recognized the apostrophe after the Ctrl+, as in Ctrl+'. The
Envy dv7 has a high def screen and even at 17.3 inches, 1080 makes for
minute little specs that can easily be mistaken for one fourth of a half of
a dust mite. (Sort of like of Dave Barry's explanation of e
n.
So, I've printed out the messages and I'm going to check off each step as I
do it.
Fingers crossed.
Thanks so much for your help.
Dave
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To: "cf-talk"
Sent: Thursday, March 28, 2013 2:44 PM
Subject: Re:
opens the list with a lot of items but nothing
to install.
This program may be too advanced for me.
Dave
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To: "cf-talk"
Sent: Thursday, March 28, 2013 12:43 PM
Subject: Re: Sublime Text 2
>
> On Thu, Mar 28, 2
t does not include
any reference to Package Control.
Did I miss something?
Dave
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To: "cf-talk"
Sent: Thursday, March 28, 2013 10:52 AM
Subject: Re: Sublime Text 2
>
> Install this:
> http://wbond.net/sublime_packages/pa
I downloaded and installed Sublime Text 2 but I can't locate a CF package.
Does anyone have the link to this?
Dave
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Firefox are probably doing that right now on my desktop!
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mory
than you used to. I'd increase your max heap size to 2048 - not that
you necessarily need that much, but it'll be good for testing.
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meters. Just like a CF developer
could do when writing a CF page.
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e you using the 32-bit or 64-bit version of CF 10?
What is the maximum heap size allocated to CF 10?
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itting the search form directly to the appliance, you could
submit it back to CF, which could either validate values then redirect
you to the GSA or make a CFHTTP call on your behalf. These things will
increase the complexity of your application, though.
Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Softwa
> Our server admin says he routinely manually modifies the jvm.config file but
> he doesn't see where in this file to change the Java
> File Encoding setting. Does anyone know where to do that?
You add it to java.args:
-Dfile.encoding=UTF8
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Hi, George!
> Is it ok to manually edit the jvm.config file in CF10? (after backing it up,
> of course)
>
> We would like to change the Java File Encoding setting.
Yes, you can edit this file safely still. I just did it last week on a
CF 10 Solaris box, without any problems.
Dav
years in the
> IT industry is really a long time for an application.
I'm not much for investing, but I'm inclined to ask Rick which
products are obvious losers just so I can invest in them.
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lots of people who
worked full-time doing Flash and Flex work. Lots of people could and
did justify the purchase of Flash development tools.
You also realize the reasons Flash "didn't make it" have nothing to do
with any of the items you stated, right?
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but
> > not really in other stuff like CF.
>
> Funny... look what product is dying fastest for that acquisition.
Perhaps there's a lesson to be learned there about how valuable
marketing really is. Macromedia and Adobe marketed the hell out of
Flash, and yet here we are.
Dave
Winston Churchill: "A fanatic is one who can't change his mind and won't
change the subject."
Get back to work please. ;-)
Dave
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to own the machine, not have the machine own
me.
Thanks again.
Dave
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To: cf-talk
Subject: Re: Curmudgeon painted in a corner
On Sun, Mar 17, 2013 at 6:05 PM, Dave Long wrote:
>
less I can find
freebies) some new development tools.
My server host is moving to Railo to avoid doubling my fees, so what do you
folks recommend for CF development environment?
Dave
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e new CF instance. Nothing else needs to change in
IIS, including URLs. It's possible that you currently have your
existing instance connected using the "All web sites" option with IIS,
in which case you'll need to use wsconfig to delete that configuration
and create individual connect
> WOW! I started a wild fire here! :) I've used GSA on an old website (the free
> version) and it seemed to do very well even in its early days. Dave, can
> I assume the free version works the same as the paid version of GSA (with the
> exception of ads for the free version)?
If you compare CF to ASP.NET, or to common J2EE environments, or to
PHP, CF is easier to use, but not so much easier that everyone's going
to switch to it from those other things.
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f
backslashes. Forward slashes work fine with file paths on Windows,
when used from CF.
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rn and leprechaun - that's just not
a pretty picture.
That said, so you're running Solr on both servers, and one instance
has to talk to the other. That's the kind of thing that is great when
it works, not so great when it doesn't (and there are many many
reasons why that co
ovation in server-side
programming. CF does what you need with server-side programming. But
server-side application development tools are basically a commodity at
this point. You can do anything with anything. There's nothing I can
build in one that I can't build in another. At that point, it
Solr.
I understand. I didn't think you were just trying to be contrary. I
agree with you that Solr with CF is pretty easy to set up, if you're
using it to index CF content specifically.
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ce the box is
actually rack-mounted and given an IP address).
But honestly, that's not why I think people should use GSA. They
should use it because it works better. It provides better relevance.
It runs faster. It has quite a bit of additional functionality. I've
worked with quite a
> Dave, I'm curious why you say GSA is easier to setup than Solr. Given that
> you
>
> a) make a collection (one tag)
> b) index it (one tag, although you need it a few places)
> c) search it (one tag)
>
> The setup for Solr is relatively simple. Are you seeing di
have specific GSA questions that are off-topic for this list,
feel free to contact me directly, or send an email to
goo...@figleaf.com - that goes to everyone involved with GSA sales,
implementation services, support, etc.
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irs. In the long run
we are all dead.
- John Maynard Keynes
In the short run, I'm still making money with CF. I don't do as much
CF work as I used to, and I do more Java and .NET work than I used to,
but CF isn't dead yet. It's declining, but there's plenty of time
before it
Cons of going to the .NET framework from
ColdFusion?
Thanks,
Dave Hatz
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r is unsafe.
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> Anyone who uses a url variable in a sql statement - even with cfqueryparm
> - is simply asking for trouble.
There is nothing inherently unsafe in doing this. The worst that can
occur is an SQL error. The database will not execute the contents of
the variable.
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on down? That's the point of
having memory - so your applications can use it! You shouldn't have to
worry about it unless you're using more than you have. And, ideally,
you should be on a 64-bit system so that you can more effectively use
the memory you have. ("effectively"
enough. It's unlikely that you have enough records in
this table that dropping one index and creating another is going to
make much of a difference.
The best thing you can do to improve performance of Client variables
is to disable global Client variable updates if you don't need them.
thing that is safe and make it unsafe. It should come as no
surprise that taking something unsafe and making it safe, then taking
that safe thing and again making it unsafe, is ... unsafe.
And of course, that is not what the vast majority of CF SQL commands
need to do. I can count on my fingers th
rites files to a local temp directory before putting them in
their final destination. That's probably what's happening here. Does
the temp directory exist? Does CF have permission to write to it?
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> First, you could simply increase the timeout for the script using the
> appropriate CF command.
>
Oops, I meant:
Also, this won't address memory prolblems, just timeouts.
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is with n
records, then invoke the script again for the next n after the first
iteration has completed.
Third, you could rewrite the whole thing as a stored procedure.
Updating each record individually from CF is the least-efficient way
to make a global change to your database.
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d it has a key called exif, you
could refer to it either of these ways:
imageMetaData.exif
imageMetaData["exif"]
If the exif key is also a structure, you could refer to it either of these ways:
imageMetaData.exif["Focal Length"]
imageMetaData["exif"]["Focal L
tly treated as code.
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e data)?
No, the database will do that for you automatically. INSERTs, UPDATEs
and DELETEs may take a bit longer with indexes as a result, but
SELECTs will be faster if they filter by key columns.
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ble code. In other words, it will prevent ALL
SQL injection attacks.
It will not prevent other sorts of attacks (XSS, CSRF, etc, etc) but
it will absolutely, positively, prevent all SQL injection attacks.
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TE UNIQUE CLUSTERED INDEX idxCDATA
ON cdata (cfid, app)
Or you could just use the handy SQL Server management GUI.
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> But it did make me think - what if I switched back to Axis 1 ...
Yeah, that was my thought - not that you necessarily needed to upgrade
to the latest patch, but you might add that switch to your web service
call. I don't know if a restart is required.
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ents using , with the
> same results as using the argumentCollection.
This is a long shot, but:
https://bugbase.adobe.com/index.cfm?event=bug&id3321512
What patch level is your CF 10 server, by the way?
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Obvious first question- what is the exact value of
#arguments.listing_office_mls_id#?
When debugging something that I can't figure out from the query, I put the
whole things within a CFOUTPUT so I can see exactly what's being sent to the
DB.
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error handling has always been ... limited.
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ast time you patched the server - honestly,
I'm not sure what's been in the latest updates.
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urity, too.
There is no danger to you in having FLV files in the same directory as
server-side code.
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Do you ever manipulate somearray inside the loop? I am not sure if
#ArrayLen(somearray)# is evaluated once or at each looping.
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s Visual Studio, which
also has (had?) the ability to use FP server extensions.
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i
let mapping requires case-sensitivity, and
depending on how other things are set up, these servlet mappings are
processed before the web server does its own filtering.
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http://training.figleaf.com/
Fig Leaf Software is a Veteran-Owned Small
e site supports FP Extensions. I think that's more likely than
someone actively looking for FP sites nowadays.
Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
http://www.figleaf.com/
http://training.figleaf.com/
Fig Leaf Software is a Veteran-Owned Small Business (VOSB) on
GSA Schedule, and provides the high
> Why don't you just define two aliases in your vhosts config?
>
> Alias /CFIDE
> Alias /cfide
>
> I've done this for years, and it works 100% of the time, with no muss
> and no fuss.
That seems easily defeated by:
/cFidE/
etc.
Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Softwa
> - it makes requests with methods OPTIONS or HEAD which are forbiden in my
> sites;
Why on earth would you forbid HEAD?
Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
http://www.figleaf.com/
http://training.figleaf.com/
Fig Leaf Software is a Veteran-Owned Small Business (VOSB) on
GSA Schedul
o publish to
sites. The HTTP verbs it's using are WebDAV verbs. It's looking for
FrontPage Extensions.
Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
http://www.figleaf.com/
http://training.figleaf.com/
Fig Leaf Software is a Veteran-Owned Small Business (VOSB) on
GSA Schedule, and provides t
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