Forgive my obtuseness, but does this mean we can use the Standard Edition of
CF 9?
You're not being obtuse, I neglected to answer that question. Yes, you
can use either Standard or Enterprise in a reverse proxy environment.
I think you can use both in distributed mode too, but am not entirely
On Thu, Dec 8, 2011 at 2:29 AM, Eugene Colucci wrote:
Out of curiosity, at that point why not use 64-bit CF on your 64-bit
server?
Fear of the unknown.
Conquer your fears :) Unless you still use 32-bit stuff (COM, MS
Access, 32-bit CFX tags) 64-bit CF is actually easier to install on
Win64
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Forgive my obtuseness, but does this mean we can use the Standard Edition of
CF 9?
You're not being obtuse, I neglected to answer that question. Yes, you
can use either Standard or Enterprise in a reverse proxy environment.
I think you can use both in distributed mode too, but am not entirely
So, I have my SVN repositories set up in CFBuilder (via the subclipse
plugin), and I have it set to remember my username/password when connecting
to the repositories. I have a case where I need to change my login for one
of my repository connections, and I can't seem to figure out how to do
On Thu, Dec 8, 2011 at 2:29 AM, Eugene Colucci wrote:
Out of curiosity, at that point why not use 64-bit CF on your 64-bit
server?
Fear of the unknown.
Conquer your fears :) Unless you still use 32-bit stuff (COM, MS
Access, 32-bit CFX tags) 64-bit CF is actually easier to install on
Win64
There should be a view called SVN Repositories.
Window Show view other SVN repositories. That should show your
repositories. Then in that view start right clicking on stuff or look at
the upper right hand menu. Sorry if I am not clearer but I have both sub
eclipse and subversive installed on
Thanks Gerald,
I've been going through there and can't seem to find anywhere that has a
UN/PW update. I've looked through the properties for the connections,
the SVN settings in WindowsPreferences, and keep coming up empty.
Any other suggestions?
Interesting. I need a copy of jQuery's cookie plugin, but they've taken the
plugins portion of the site down (http://plugins.jquery.com/project/Cookie).
Does anyone by chance have a recent copy that you can send me off-list?
Thanks!
Hi Eric,
Can you change your password through another means (e.g., TortoiseSVN)? Our
SVN setup is tied to AD, so when I change my AD credentials my plug-in asks for
new credentials when the old ones stop working. That's how I fix that issue.
If you change your password outside Eclipse
the only driver issue you are likely to have is with MSACCESS, the
easy solution is usually msaccess with unicode, if it works.
The best solution is just to upgrade all msaccess databases to SQL
server, which in my experience is very simple and least amount of
hassle.
On Thu, Dec 8, 2011 at 5:35
On Thu, Dec 8, 2011 at 6:38 PM, Eric Cobb wrote:
So, I have my SVN repositories set up in CFBuilder (via the subclipse
plugin), and I have it set to remember my username/password when connecting
to the repositories. I have a case where I need to change my login for one
of my repository
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