Try
thread = createObject("java", "java.lang.Thread");
thread.sleep(javaCast("long", 1000*attributes.interval));
Joel
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Hey guys,
I would like to test the existence of cookies on a clients browser. In
other words our application require cookies and I need to flash up a
warning if they don't have cookies enabled. Is there a CF way or do I
have to do it Javascripty.
Jeremy
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Hey Guys,
There is a Pause Function within ColdFusion you can use to pause the
ColdFusion process then loop over that each time until a file is
created or what ever you want to do. Tis very cool
Jeremy
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On Wed, Mar 29, 2006 at 10:51:33AM +1000, Carl Vanderpal wrote:
> Hello All,
>
> Just wanting to know about FTP, as I dont know what you would call it, but
> looking to have an FTP set up on a server so it acts like a upload area...
Anonymous FTP
> I have seen this on Amazon where you upload yo
Hello All, Just wanting to know about FTP, as I dont know what you would call it, but looking to have an FTP set up on a server so it acts like a upload area...I have seen this on Amazon where you upload your logo into a general area and once it is uploaded you cannot see it, and you cannot see wha
3 month contract
Inner City Suburb location
Due to new technical direction, our client is looking for a strong ColdFusion
developer to be involved in ensuring their software will continue to service
clients effectively whilst a migration to Java occurs.
To be successful in this role
I would say the most common is 512 allocated as this is the default but
doesn't mean it is right for your application.
If you have an -xms setting in your jvm config then this will also mean
that the jvm will take all the memory allocated at start up.
Really, it's a tuning process - load test th
Hi,
Ive got two zeon processors, but only 1 gig of ram.
This morning, RAM usage is running at 400 meg or so, of an allocated 512...
with spikes of nearly 500 meg.
Just wondering what is common...
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Hi Scott,
This is all down to how your application
Hi Scott,
This is all down to how your application handles it memory. If you
allocate the full amount possible (approx 1GB) then you may have long
garbage collection cycles - too little and you can get out of memory
issues.
Dual processor machines will handle GC much better so you can afford to
Hi,
What is the average amount of RAM do you guys have on your production
coldfusion servers?
How much do you allocate to coldfusion (I think I mean allocated to jrun?) ?
I assume the machine has nothing on it except for coldfusion and an OS like
windows 2003.
Cheers,
Scott Thornton, Progra
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