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Date: Tue, 1 Apr 2014 10:37:37 +0100
Subject: Re: how to check if a remote file exists
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> if you have direct access tot he server with the file then you would
> use
> CFFILE to copy it.
> If the file is only accessible over the web, then you can use CFHTTP to
> grab the fi
What is running on your w2k3 server? Is there a web server through which
the source/txt file is accessible? If so, sure, cfhttp can go out and grab
it over HTTP. Being a txt file, you wouldn't have to do anything fancy,
just point CFHTTP to the txt URL and then read the resulting file content
or e
if you have direct access tot he server with the file then you would use
CFFILE to copy it.
If the file is only accessible over the web, then you can use CFHTTP to
grab the file content and save to your local server. You will of course not
get the raw file, only what is displayed in a browser.
i am a bit confused, this is the first time I do this kind of request so bear
with me.
I am trying to do the following:
i created a cf app on the source server (w2k3)
SELECT proxloc from MainServer
(the above will check for the file and find it)
then i n
>ok, so then how would I do the copy from w2k3 to cf9 server
You would use CFHTTP to grab the content from the other server, and then save
it as a file on your CF9 server.
Personally I would do a separate CF app, scheduled in the CF administrator,
that would periodically look for the file on t
Using cffile?
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On 31 Mar 2014 08:32, "safo 2000" wrote:
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> thanks for the info
>
> ok, so then how would I do the copy from w2k3 to cf9 server
>
>
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thanks for the info
ok, so then how would I do the copy from w2k3 to cf9 server
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> Oh good point there. So - ignoring my server where I don't have a proper
> 404 (grin), this should work for you:
>
> http://www.cnn.com/index2332.cfm";>
>
> good
>
Your original point is perfectly valid, though - lots of people don't
return proper status codes. So it is useful to have some ad
Oh good point there. So - ignoring my server where I don't have a proper
404 (grin), this should work for you:
http://www.cnn.com/index2332.cfm";>
good
On Sat, Mar 29, 2014 at 9:38 AM, Dave Watts wrote:
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> > You can use fileExists w/ a URL but unfortunately, if the server has a
> 404
> >
> You can use fileExists w/ a URL but unfortunately, if the server has a 404
> handler than it will return true even when the 404 handler fires.
>
> http://www.raymondcamden.com/index2332.cfm";)>
> yes
>
>
> http://www.raymondcamden.com/index2332.cfm";>
>
>
> If a 404 handler isn't there, then t
You can use fileExists w/ a URL but unfortunately, if the server has a 404
handler than it will return true even when the 404 handler fires.
http://www.raymondcamden.com/index2332.cfm";)>
yes
http://www.raymondcamden.com/index2332.cfm";>
If a 404 handler isn't there, then this would have work
hi,
i have w2k3 server that holds a text file, say x.txt, generated by an VFP9
app., on a separate server i have a cf9 app. that needs to check for file x, if
it exists get a copy of it and merge it with another text file that is
generated by the app.
well, how can i do the checking part?
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