Hi Mark,
I can't say I have had that problem but I would suggest the following.
1. Stop coldfusion before renaming any files
2. Take a copy of neo-query.bak (to a different directory).
3. then copy it to neo-query.xml
4. restart coldfusion.
The reason for stopping CF is that the neo files get
I have just finished with IBM Australia on a project for USA - The project
is a conversion of a current CD based package for students to a online
delivered solution to approx 3 million users
with approx 1.5 million concurrent users.
Currently the client is considering a DOT Net front end with
another question would be, what features of coldfusion do you need?
maybe open BD would be fine for this application?
52 * free = free
or Railo.
how ever this might not be an option for various reasons, but just a thought
for you.
On Wed, Sep 17, 2008 at 11:36 AM, Rob Wilson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Seriously,
This many servers I would be going open source all the way, the fact is that
Adobe is just not priced for this, with that said, if you end up going with
Adobe, contact them, they should do a special price for this type of setup.
My advice would be
Linux Servers
BlueDragon
Thanks Dale,
I was forgetting about BlueDragon ... and yes its worth a phone call to
Adobe ... Do you know someone there I can contact?
Cheers
Rob Wilson
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like dale said LAMB is the new LAMP
many managers will be like oh LAMB that sounds fancy, whats it cost?
blue dragon I've always found to be very stable and use a lot less resources
then CF, especially if ya run multiple instances as the whole server app is
a lot smaller.
depending on what
Yes,
Mark Blair but I heard a rumor he might have moved overseas.
It might be worth dropping Ben Forta an email to ask for a contact, he will
happily respond and point you in the right direction.
Regards
Dale Fraser
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I'm pretty sure you'd get a good discount for 52 licenses from Adobe,
so give them a call. If for any reason you have to go open source, I'd
strongly recommend checking out Railo. Nothing against OpenBD, but
I've been really impressed by what Gert and the team have done with
Railo as have
On Sep 17, 8:36 pm, Rob Wilson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
is there a major discount for 52 copies of Coldfusion enterprise?
Massive.
If this is an application you are selling to multiple clients you
could absolutely get an OEM deal with this sort of volume (ie.
unlimited licenses for a set
Hi Geoff,
Thanks for Adam
Its 1 application for a single organization with huge numbers of concurrent
users (students)
Cheers
Rob Wilson
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Thanks all to your speedy responses.
Looks like an issue across the board that most flex builder users are
experiencing... ie. get yourself a cup of tea after clicking build
On Sep 16, 2:43 pm, Andrew Muller [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Pat
There is but honestly I reckon that you'll get your
On Thu, Sep 18, 2008 at 12:43 AM, Rob Wilson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Its 1 application for a single organization with huge numbers of concurrent
users (students)
If it's for an accredited educational institution, you can get it for
free, depending if you meet the requirements on how it can be
If it's for an accredited educational institution, you can get it for
free, depending if you meet the requirements on how it can be used.
Chris, with respect, I doubt that this is the case here.
This really sounds like it's core to running the business (ie:
organisational workflows, not
Some things in IT never change...
Clicking 'build' on any substantial project has always been an invitation to
put the kettle on - even when COBOL was the main game in business IT...
B)
Pat wrote:
Thanks all to your speedy responses.
Looks like an issue across the board that most flex
We have a decent size flex app now and I think build time is very
reasonable.
Our C++ app however takes ages to compile, there is a lot of work to do when
compiling.
One easy solution is to buy more powerful computers for developers.
Regards
Dale Fraser
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I have a requirement to generate a PDF and/or JPG of a website page. Can
anyone provide and recommendations to achieve this reliably?
Steve
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On Thu, Sep 18, 2008 at 2:57 PM, Steve Onnis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a requirement to generate a PDF and/or JPG of a website page. Can
anyone provide and recommendations to achieve this reliably?
cfdocument format=PDF ../cfdocument
Chris
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or (following on from Chris)
screen-scrape with CFHTTP and *then* use cfdocument.
(I hope this isn't checking how a design looks on different operating
systems or browsers ... that's a totally different kettle of fish)
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No no
The client wants a function for the user to be able to save a copy of the
page as a PDF or an image. Just looking at ways to do it.
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See this should work shouldn't it?
cfsetting showdebugoutput=No /
cfhttp url=http://www.google.com.au; resolveurl=Yes/cfhttp
cfdocument format=PDF name=pdf
saveAsName=#expandPath('pdf.pdf')#cfoutput#TRIM(CFHTTP.FileContent)#/c
foutput/cfdocument
But its not saveing the file.
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I can't remember any offhand, but there are also various command line
tools and web-services that will create an image from a url. Probably
for PDF too, if your CSS is too much for CFDocument.
Blair
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No no
The client wants a function for the
On Thu, Sep 18, 2008 at 03:28:43PM +1000, Steve Onnis wrote:
No no
The client wants a function for the user to be able to save a copy of the
page as a PDF or an image. Just looking at ways to do it.
cfoutput
cfsavecontent variable=theWholePage
html
blah
/html
/cfsavecontent
Steve,
The last time I did something like this, was to use cfsavecontent with the
cfhttp.content(whatever it is called, mind is blank) and then use
cfdocument. That way you are not really saving it to a file, so to speak.
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