Thanks for the responses.
@andrew - yes, it seems creating symbolic links in Windows Server 2008
is possible (command line mklink) using dir identifies these as
SYMLINKD. Now just need to work this through and see what the
impacts/vulnerabilities are.
@charlie - I think I may have misled you
Hi Glen,
One thing I did think of that may be a problem paths if you put your app in a
sub like I suggested. I don't know I you can overcome thi with a mapping for /
- possibly you can but I haven't tried it myself
Andrew
On 08/08/2011, at 4:10 PM, nkosi glenrainb...@gmail.com wrote:
Oh, OK. That is indeed different. So here's a thought: besides considering a
mapping within Tomcat, note also that CF sets up a mapping itself (in the CF
Admin) pointing CFIDE to the physical path where it's located. I'd think if
you changed both, it should work. Are you saying you have tried
Look like no one took the ball and ran with it for you, Steve. I was
preparing for the RIAcon conference that happened this weekend so couldn't
keep up on email until now.
So if you're passing things on the URL, while you can use something like
urlencodedformat to make it safe, that of course
On Aug 9, 12:26 pm, Mat mathew.say...@gmail.com wrote:
I am new to the group and was hoping someone can help me with a
solution to the following; we have created an application using java
and cold fusion; we do create a lot of Java objects that we hold in
memory at the session level. We are
also upgrade your JVM, Java 1.6.0_04 is very very old
On Tue, Aug 9, 2011 at 2:46 PM, Geoff Bowers mod...@daemon.com.au wrote:
On Aug 9, 12:26 pm, Mat mathew.say...@gmail.com wrote:
I am new to the group and was hoping someone can help me with a
solution to the following; we have created an
First thing I would do is update teh JVM to 1.6.26
and see if it's any better, its the first free upgrade I'd suggest next
there coudl be more gains in jvm tuning.
Paul.
On Tue, Aug 9, 2011 at 12:26 PM, Mat mathew.say...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi All,
I am new to the group and was hoping someone
Hi Mat,
this is usually not an issue with a solution but rather a path to a solution
that requires a lot of investigation.
I'd suggest you have a look into the following existing threads to get an idea:
Just as a side note: What you're asking for a solution to the following or
does anyone have instructions on how to setup load balancing is rather a
consulting gig than a question on a mailing list imho. As you can see from
just the few pointers I've provided you, it's a vast topic with a lot
Last officially supported version is 1.6.0_24 if that matters.
http://blogs.adobe.com/coldfusion/2011/03/15/jdk-1-6-0_24-is-now-officially-supported/
First thing I would do is update teh JVM to 1.6.26
and see if it's any better, its the first free upgrade I'd suggest next there
coudl be
which, when you factor in your lost productivity and of your workmates
and business and of the time it takes to come up with a solution, can
be a lot cheaper for your boss than trying to sort this out yourself
(IMHO). The consultant can still talk you through what it took to come
up with
LOL! you're assimilating, Kai:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Culture_of_New_Zealand
Kiwi ingenuity: This is the idea that New Zealanders display a
MacGyver-like ability to solve any problem, often using unconventional
means or whatever happens to be lying around. This is also described
as the
Hi all
Does anyone have a good resource / reference to teach me the steps to use
the cf socket gateway in order to receiving incoming data sent via gprs from
mobile devices to the server.
The device is able to be coded with the specific ip address and port and
there are set schema that the
I think your best bet is to just look at the examples in gateway/src/examples.
I'm quite confident that there's some sample code for the socket gateway.
Cheers
Kai
Hi all
Does anyone have a good resource / reference to teach me the steps to use the
cf socket gateway in order to receiving
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