Considering CF8 is still beta and we don't know the applications you are
trying to run on this. The answer is it depends.
As a side note, putting a database server on the same box is a bad move. The
web server and database server should be separate to obtain the best in
security and utilization
On security, I want to be clear here about this. I understand people like to
play fast and loose with these things, but when setting up a server
configuration, you should always 'assume' the data is important and needs to
be secure. Even if you know for a fact that it isn't.
Why say it this way.
Just as an example, a lot of merchant account agreements now specifically
call for these types of security procedures. So if you're doing e-commerce,
you may want to read up on your agreements. You may be legally required to
follow points such as these.
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Yes, standard will run multiple sites. Enterprise simply has some added
features that are nice for multiple sites, like sandboxing the applications,
etc.
By default CF runs under the local System account (look at the Services)
which has only local admin rights, no network access to say the active
CFEclipse
http://www.cfeclipse.org/
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From: Jenny [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: RE: Dreamweaver and Vista
CFE ?
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Another thing you may ask is if they are a member of a local ColdFusion Users
Group or one of the worldwide UG that hold their meetings online (and if not
why). It may seem silly but I've found that programmers that are active in
their community generally have a better skillset and are far more
Which windows account is Coldfusion running under?
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Subject: Re: Using a Custom COM Object
Tried that Dave didn't work. gave me the java.lang.Exception:
I figured you already did that :)
For others who run across this. You need to register the dll with the
regsvr32 command so the system knows you what you are calling . If you run
CF under an account other than the Local System (which you should). There
may be some permissions issues depending on
I think there was dw/homesite extensions link with the cf 8 beta download.
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Subject: Dreamweaver extensions for CF8
There's a few people here that
Dave - they secured this facility as well as any ISP is going to
secure it.. unless you have armed guards at your office :) This was
in a very nice neighborhood on a main street - where this type of
thing is very rare.
Most reputable ISPs provide much greater physical security than
Brent,
Use the AdminAPI instead of accessing the factory directly. The adminapi
will provide the ability to create/delete datasources. The underlining
factory could change with with future releases of CF and the AdminAPI is
there to provide a stable level of abstraction that you can use.
The problem I have with these questions is that it's a mix match of two
different things. OO is a programming paradigm. Java, ColdFusion are
programming languages. Two different things here, which is important. You can
program java in OO or (god help you) procedurally, but that doesn't mean
This looks/sounds like bad ram on the server. The other issue is you should be
on jvm version 1.4.2_11 at least because of the daylight savings time changes
this year. Here are the instructions on updating your JVM..
http://labs.fusionlink.com/katapult/index.cfm?page=articles/daylightsavings
No problem glad to help. If you were on CF 6, you would have to hack through
the factory to do these things (and it's not pretty) but the admin api helps
solve this and like I mention Adobe will more than likely change the
underlining factory from time-to-time but the APIs should stay solid
So ColdFusion is Object Oriented after all, I have always thought so
and am supported by the numbers
Just a quick point here, a simple informal poll isn't going to provide you
with any statistical significance. You think CF is OO and some people agree
with you that's about all you can honestly
You can connect to a remote sql server with SSMS. Go to file then Object
Explorer, put in the sql server address and login.
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Subject: SOT- SQL Server
CF8 will only support 64-bit on Solaris. CF7 doesn't support 64-bit. I would
stick to what is supported unless your client and you are willing deal with
debugging things without Adobe support. Is there a particular reason you are
wanting 64-bit? Just processing power? Thread throughput?
John
I'll leave this for the New Atlanta guys but you might consider using
Bluedragon since they are planning to support CF on 64-bit/Windows before
Adobe does..
http://www.newatlanta.com/products/bluedragon/self_help/docs/7_0/BlueDragon_
70_Whats_New.pdf
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Support for 64-bit operating systems
Do you have vmware tools installed?
John
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From: Ian Skinner [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Cold Fusion and VMWare?
Has anyone ever used Cold Fusion with VMWare?
YUP!
Any ideas why we
You can use the Oracle j2ee drivers (that comes with Oracle) to work with CF
standard. Just a little more work on your end, but it works fine.
This is for Oracle 10g, it may be slightly different for other versions..
-Find the ojdbc14.jar driver on your oracle installation
-Put that jar into your
You can use the Oracle j2ee drivers (that comes with Oracle) to work with CF
standard. Just a little more work on your end, but it works fine.
This is for Oracle 10g, it may be slightly different for other versions..
-Find the ojdbc14.jar driver on your oracle installation -Put that jar into
your
I wasn't the presenter at that CFUnited, but here's my CFDJ article talking
about JVM tuning which uses several of the free tools from Sun which I also
presented at the CFUnited Express in Atlanta this past spring.
http://labs.fusionlink.com/katapult/index.cfm?page=articles/jvmtuning
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the drivers anyway.
It does confuse the hack out of people, which is bad. Wanted to make sure
you knew this before you decided to jump ship :)
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doesn't matter if you have the drivers anyway.
It does confuse the hack out of people, which is bad. Wanted to make sure
you knew this before you decided to jump ship :)
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with this and take almost nothing for Adobe
to do.
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Check out
to look for
a job in that area, but learning CF with this background takes very little
time at all. Plus you'll get them on the cheap :)
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Standard/Enterprise versions.
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improve the security of our web app but also keep the
usability that allows it to work.
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, this
gets the ball rolling..
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than normal memory block. For example, doing a simple
select * on a table query could easily mess with you.
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No reason to completely switch out the JVM for this..
Sun has free tools to help find memory leaks with their jvm's
Check..
http://java.sun.com/performance/jvmstat/
You can also use Seefusion or Fusion-reactor which pulls a lot of the same
info but more in the light of CF.
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systems.
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From: Sean Corfield [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, August 07, 2007 4:02 PM
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Where are you located Mark?
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Sent: Thursday, August 09
Just to pass this along to see if we're not the only ones seeing this issue.
If someone can confirm this, I'll pass it on to Adobe.
It appears that CF 8 is truncating floats from Sql Server 2000.
Thanks,
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Just to pass this along to see if we're not the only ones seeing this issue.
If someone can confirm this, I'll pass it on to Adobe.
It appears that CF 8 is truncating floats from Sql Server 2000.
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FusionLink has ColdFusion 8 Enterprise level hosting.
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It's not much better on Windows. We always modify that directly. But before
touching it, be sure to copy a backup (no seriously, save a backup!) :)
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I'm assuming you don't really want out strip the html but simply have it
evaluate on the emails. cfmail has an attribute called type, so you
should only need to do cfmail.. Type=HTML..
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Or you can simply load in those SSL certs that you need into the jvm cacerts
file so they will be trusted. Of course, you will need to update this when
those certs get renewed. The internal method Dave is speaking of is probably
for less of a hassle.
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You need to use seefusion or fusionreactor to see what exactly is happening.
Sounds like a hung cf page that is filling up your available CF threads.
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to work
this bottleneck from the top down. From the CF code down to the final point
which is JVM tuning.
What exactly are those slow threads doing? FTP? Webservice calls?
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up.
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From: J W [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, September 17, 2007 2:58 PM
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Subject: Re
enough
rope to hang yourself with.
I'm not going to sale you on FusionLink here. If you like, I can address you
on our options off list. I just want to point out VPS might not be as good
of a deal as it seems.
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Others having access to *their* VPS does not add to the security
concerns of *your* VPS.
I can't agree with that. There several things to be consider here. How the
network is setup, etc. But to say there's no impact is clearly wrong.
Then ask yourself, if your VPS does go down. Who has to do
That's the critical question with this stuff. Where exactly is the line
drawn and who has responsibility for what? The line is this case is pretty
fuzzy unless you kick them completely off the VPS.
John
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From: Jochem van Dieten [mailto:[EMAIL
Naturally you wouldn't have access to another isolated box but no impact?
None? That's amazing.
So I could have a VPS box inside (for example, TJ Maxx's network) and the
theory is there would be no impact or security concerns for either party?
Maybe I'm missing something your saying here, but
clearly.
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From: Dave Watts [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, September 23, 2007 4:42 PM
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Subject: RE: Shared Hosting vs VPS
Others having access to *their* VPS does not add to the security
concerns of *your* VPS
Actually no, there way too many assumptions being made to make that
statement. I thought I made that fairly clear.
John
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From: Dave Watts [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, September 23, 2007 8:20 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Shared Hosting vs
No problem, it's late..
There wouldn't be a difference in those two if you provide both with TS
access.
I think we're in agreement more than not here. It may be a finer point on
the TS access, where I think giving people TS access when they don't really
need it. They may also not fully
Yep, the logs should give you the insight necessary to fix the problem. Also
bare in mind, you can change the location that the log files write to. It's
right there in the cf admin. So if it's filling up a drive, simply point
them where there's enough storage to hold them.
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for you. You simply just download and run the
image locally.
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Not certain what you mean by hard/soft bounces, but you can easily pull the
undeliverable mail from the undeliver folder within CF. You can also use the
failto option that cfmail provides.
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..
http://www.bpurcell.org/blog/index.cfm?mode=entryentry=988
Is there a particular reason you want to play with the drivers?
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Adobe is working on it, one project is called CoCoMo. There was some presos
on it at MAX this year.
http://blogs.adobe.com/collabmethods/
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no problem paying a fair price for an IDE
specially if it helps keep the server pricing down.
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many people confuse the open source world and the
aspects of it. FarCry is open source but you will see lots of companies like
Figleaf and others fully supporting it down to training,etc. Most federal
agencies need a reality check anyway, but that's another discussion
altogether.
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this
appliance and write the PHP files over the share directory.
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On the job stuff, the PHP world is just over populated in my neck of the
woods it may be different where you're at. With CF/Flex/AIR, the competition
is far less and I can pretty much name my price.
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If any one who is a AHP Hosting customer that is facing these problems.
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for
this.
http://www.port80software.com/products/httpzip/
They also have several other tools for IIS configurations.
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