I'm pretty sure that parameter should be failto.
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Geodesic GraFX
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Is the pooling not smart enough to go looking for a connection that
already uses those credentials? If it is smart enough, how would this
be a bad thing? Unless you have a really high traffic site? Not
looking to be a wise ass here, just expressing curiosity as this is
bound to come up
But isn't that what the OP wanted? The ability to have auditing based
on user authentication over the datasource and the session it creates
(not just as a login to a table)? Wouldn't a datasource created at
the J2EE server behave the same way? I would assume that the ASP pool
would work
Just out of curiosity... if you cannot garner the functionality that
you desire of the built-in tag, why be limited by it? There are a
plethora of other Ajaxy type libraries available that can help
accomplish a goal, why limit yourself to just one?
Matthew Williams
Geodesic GraFX
Each instance gets its own JVM, so each could have 1GB, or whatever
you want to assign to it. It's one of the main reasons of moving to
multiple instances ;).
Matthew Williams
Geodesic GraFX
www.geodesicgrafx.com/blog
Quoting Robertson-Ravo, Neil (RX) [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
OK,
If I were to
There's a ton of information for setting up session replication and clustering
for cfmx6.1/7. There's an Adobe livedoc here:
http://livedocs.adobe.com/coldfusion/7/htmldocs/wwhelp/wwhimpl/common/html/wwhelp.htm?context=ColdFusion_Documentationfile=1774.htm
that describes how to do this.
We use two layers. We have a software based load balancer that
uses Virtual IPs to handle requests. This is soon to be exchanged
for a hardware based Cisco solution, but still using Virtual IPs.
The software solution is supposed to send requests to the most
available server, but it never
From what I've seen, this is Macromedia's recommended approach to this. I do
this in my environment, however all of the instances are the same version of
CF. If you have multiple instances and they're of mixed versions, this
wouldn't be a good idea.
Matthew Williams
Geodesic GraFX
Yep, here
http://www.geodesicgrafx.com/blog/index.cfm/2007/2/3/How-to-set-up-muliple-instances-for-just-one-website.
I didn't get a chance to write the caveats yet, but I'll write those up this
morning.
Matthew Williams
Geodesic GraFX
www.geodesicgrafx.com/blog
Quoting Beru :
Hello,
I
And so they are now written up. Please be aware that this is unlikely
unsupported by Adobe, and I've already caught grief from the list for this
approach. However, I find that it works for our situation fairly well,
especially with our multiple clusters. The additional information is found
Honestly? Because you work for a government agency, and such is the way it is
;). And this was the easiest solution to implement within the confines of our
limitations. We host around 120 sites, and all of them are virtual webs
off the
main URL. I didn't set it up, and changing it would
You could run the clustering several ways. We use multiple machines with
multiple clusters. Each machine, right now, supports up to three different
clusters. So machine A has an instance that is part of cluster G. But
so does
machine B and C. You could very easily do this with one machine
My workaround is only if you need to have multiple virtual webs use a
different
cluster/local or remote instances. If the site is just using one cluster of
local instances, then you get the benefit of failover, and if it's a beefier
box, full use of your memory. In theory. I've not done real
If the goal is to have failover and session replication, then they need to be
duplicates. It's really as simple as copying the cfusion-ear file and
deploying through the JRun JMS. You would then add this instance (as many as
required) to the cluster. Or, you can use the CF Enterprise manager to
I had problems with using the CF Enterprise manager piece. For some
reason, it
didn't add the cluster buddy to the
{jrunroot}/servers/{instance}/cfusion-ear/cfusion-war/WEB-INF/jrun-web.xml
file. Since you still need to be knowledgeable about where all the files and
logs reside, I still
Have you tried using CFHTTP? It can also return a CSV/Text file as a query.
Matthew Williams
Geodesic GraFX
www.geodesicgrafx.com/blog
Quoting Nick de Voil [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hello everyone, long time time since I was here.
I'm trying to read a CSV file with CFQUERY using the ODBC
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