:-o
I'd forgotten that it now supports threading, sweet Jesus, we're all doomed!
DOOMED! ;-)
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From: Rey Bango [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 04 June 2007 16:59
To: CF-Talk
Subject: NEWS: Great 3 part series on CF8's CFTHREAD
'Invalid data for CFSQLTYPE CF_SQL_NUMERIC'
That would suggest that the value you're passing in is not numeric, or the
column name is an Integer, in which case you might need to use
CF_SQL_INTEGER, I've not used ORACLE so can't be sure about that, first
thing I would do is dump the variable
Good morning guys! Happy new year to you all.
So, 2008 is already causing me stress and woe :-D I'm hoping you guys can
give me a hand. This morning I've been working on a small dynamic CMS for a
friends site and took the new rich cftextarea out for the first time. It
worked nicely!
I then
.
Rick
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From: Robert Rawlins - Think Blue
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Sent: Tuesday, January 01, 2008 8:13 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Woops, I've F***ed up my rich text editor.
Good morning guys! Happy new year to you all.
So, 2008 is already causing me stress
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From: Robert Rawlins [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, February 27, 2008 2:48 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Sending File Data Over Webservice
Hello Guys,
I'm after a little advice on refactoring a web service which I have running
on one of my applications. The webservice isnt a standard
Thanks Dave,
Unix? What's that? Heh, I'm only pulling your leg, I know what Unix is.
I thought that cfcontent would be an intensive little monkey, it doesn't
surprise me to hear you've found that in the past, it's nice to have that
confirmation.
I think my real goal with this is to keep it as
I wonder if this can also be done using underlying JAVA classes and things
like that? Might be worth looking around for some libraries.
Rob
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From: Dave Watts [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 28 February 2008 16:36
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Sending File Data Over
Hi Kevin,
You say that the webservice is listed in the CFADMIN? I'd try deleting it
from the list and then the next time the code is called it should regenerate
and hopefully solve your problem, have you tried that?
Is this remote service your own? Or someone elses?
Rob
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Hey Ian,
My first thoughts on this would be to ensure that YOU keep total control
over the actually SQL that is being run, if you're working with large sets
of data (more than a few GB) than the performance problems which arise from
poorly written SQL could likely cause you all kinds of beef ;-)
Skinner [mailto:h...@ilsweb.com]
Sent: 23 April 2009 16:25
To: cf-talk
Subject: Re: YIKES! I must let internet users write SQL queries for our
database!
Robert Rawlins - Think Blue wrote:
Hey Ian,
My first thoughts on this would be to ensure that YOU keep total control
over the actually SQL
Hi Dawn,
This is something which should be handled by the database. In a database
where you have auto incrementing the primary keys it shouldn't be the
applications responsibility to keep an eye on that, you should be doing
simple INSERT statements and allowing the DB to do the work.
In a SQL
Dawn, yes the express edition will do the job perfectly for you, I'd
recommend getting that installed. I'd speak with the hosting company about
connecting, they'll give you the details you need to get started.
My concern on this at the moment is working with live databases is never a
good idea,
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From: Ian Skinner [mailto:h...@ilsweb.com]
Sent: 23 April 2009 16:51
To: cf-talk
Subject: Re: YIKES! I must let internet users write SQL queries for our
database!
Robert Rawlins - Think Blue wrote:
Ian,
Just out of interest, how much data are we talking about
Yeah you're quite right here, this is certainly something to consider as a
security net down the line, however my only worry would be that it doesn't
solve the root of the problem which seems to be this poor database which is
struggling under its own weight.
I think by the sounds of things the
Hi Ian,
That all makes a great deal of sense. I really feel you're onto the right
track with the database tuning method, that'll be a great start, whilst this
is a fairly heavy database, in this day and age it also isn't really THAT
heavy and these slow running queries, crashes and batch
Yeah it sounds like your typical legacy type systems that's a little out of
date.
You might not even need to normalize the data, there's a lot to be said for
performance if the data is denormalized and flatter, it's a balance you'll
have to find.
If you look back through all the requests you've
Hi Kevin,
In the admin panel when you click 'refresh' next to the webservice, what
happens then? Also, try running the following code in a CFM and see what
exception is thrown:
cfset CreateObject(java, coldfusion.server.ServiceFactory
).XmlRpcService.RefreshWebService('URL OF THE WSDL GOES
Hi Kevin,
Yeah these kinds of issues are a nightmare, web services seem to always
throw really dumb vague errors which nobody knows anything about! I've
wasted hours on problems like this.
My final shot at this would be to delete that entry in the cfadmin and
restart the coldfusion service on
That's alight Jim, I will be suing you for copyright infringement on my
ideas though ;-)
-Original Message-
From: Jim Rising [mailto:cfflex...@jimrising.com]
Sent: 24 April 2009 00:59
To: cf-talk
Subject: Re: YIKES! I must let internet users write SQL queries for our
database!
sorry
Hi Kevin,
Thanks for the update mate, sorry I disappeared last night, it was getting
late and I was knackered.
Well at least you have a working solution now, really very odd that it
couldn't generate the stub objects. If the connection was fine from the
server there shouldn't have been a
Hey Kevin,
Seems like the servers you've got setup are as identical as you could hope
for, just seems to senseless that it wasn't creating them. Tell me, have you
tried to the regenerate them again since you got it working?
My only thought at the moment is that whilst not a permissions issue
Afternoon guys,
I'm after a little implementation advice from you. I am looking to build a
scheduled task on the server which runs every 10 minutes pinging frequently
changed RSS feeds, the addresses of which are stored in a DB, using, the
trusty CFFEED tag. The top [n] records from the feed
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