No. The session variable (CFID/CFTOKEN or URLTOKEN) are a combination
of a unique ID given to the client (eg: the browser) - the CFID - and
a unique ID issued by ColdFusion itself (the CFTOKEN).
Without the match of the CFID to the CFTOKEN ColdFusion - or any other
web application server - is
Sorry about the typos - is hot and have had a few beers (PC even shut
down it got so hot).
By the look of the SUBJECT line so have you ;)
Oops. Gotta go - that cool Egypt show is about to start about the
non-existent Tutankamun curse.
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You
Sure you can - See code below.
The first function will return a struct of ALL sessions for the
specified application name with the Key being constructed of
APPLICATION_NAME_CFID_CFTOKEN.
The second function will return the session struct for the specified
application name, cfid and cftoken.
Nice try but that will not work if access to Java objects in the
ColdFusion runtime package have been denied. This can be done in the
Administrator.
A message like:
Permission denied for creating Java object:
coldfusion.runtime.SessionTracker.
would be returned.
Or under MX 7.x something
Well you're partially right, it obviously depends on your environment,
but the question was Can it be done and the answer is yes it can.
The permission denied - This is something you would get if you have
sandboxing enabled, a feature that only exists in CFMX Enterprise. For
all the people
Sandbox security does not need to be enabled to deny this method.
On 20/11/06, Maximilian Nyman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well you're partially right, it obviously depends on your environment,
but the question was Can it be done and the answer is yes it can.
The permission denied - This is
... and I was wrong about my statement about CFMX Standard as well.
It seams like you could deny the usage of those tags in CFMX Standard
- I stand corrected ;)
But still, it's pretty cool and if you're not running in a
hosted/shared environment you could do this.
On 11/20/06, Peter Tilbrook
Max,
Thanks we are running our own servers, so this would work fine.
Regards
Dale Fraser
http://dale.fraser.id.au
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