Hmm,
Is this Coldfusion MX7+ then look at cfdocument. If it is not then look at
JasperReports, this is what is used by Coldfusion MX7.0 to deliver the
reporting solutions offer by coldfusion.
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I've used POI successfully before. The other option is too create the word
document save it as html then use CF to create the same html and save as a
.doc file. If the application's users have Office 2003, xml might be an
option as well.
All options work it just depends on your needs.
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(Slightly) longer answer: cfimport is interpreted at 'compile time' ie.
when the CFML is converted to Java classes, so any CF variables like
Application/Request/Session aren't available to it.
That makes sense if it's done at compile time.
How about if I were to create an Applicaiton.cfc and
My impression is the shift (shaft) to .net is no CF programmers available here any more.Not much one person can do about that.
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You might also like to consider making rtf format files instead.
they're readable by word and more portable, and there are a host of
tutorials on the net about how to do it. (Thanks again Kym Kovan for
the tip on that )
You dont have to use CFDocument so you can do it with any version of
CF.
I use to work for a company that wanted to go down the same road. They were after an upgrade to a Microsoft Gold Partnership and that was one path they investigated. They had an entire hosting side of the business based on MS products so it made $en$e to the boss man.
When they first spoke about
Shane, that must have been over a year ago that you found
BD.NET to be in beta. It has long been in production use by many companies now,
not the least of which is Myspace, which many know was a CF5 site that was
gasping until they decided to move to .NET and found BD.NET a great way to make
Ok.. figured it out
So it seems, you cannot create a CFC outside the web root defined in setup
and call it as a web service, even if you have the directory setup in IIS
and try using mapping in CF administrator, e.g.:
Dir of my CF application = e:\webfiles\svc002
CFC called as
Sounds like the issue is related to how CF provides web services. I personally haven't had any trouble instantiating cfc's located outside webroot.BlairOn 7/5/06,
Joel Cass [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ok.. figured it outSo it seems, you cannot create a CFC outside the web root defined in setupand
