When you say no flash or Ajax, are you saying you'd be open to DHTML? There
have long been CFML custom tags enabling this sort of thing, but they do all
rely on Javascript. Actually, Ajax is just a packaging of similar
HTML/Javascript/CSS functionality. If you don't want Ajax, then it seems you
Sigh, and I mean, *BIG sigh*. :-)
Andrew, what about this set of comments argues in favor of a connection
between CFQUERYPARAM and the cached queries feature, which you referred to
in your earlier note? Are you referring to the 2. Change [Max Pooled
Statements] in Datasource Advanced Settings to
Tom, what editor do you use? Nearly all of them (CF Studio, HomeSite+,
Dreamweaver, and CFEclipse) offer the RDS feature, which would allow you to
view all the tables and their columns for all datasources defined in your CF
admin. These offer either a list of column names you can drag and drop
OK, ok. :-)
/Charlie
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From: cfaussie@googlegroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf
Of Andrew Scott
Sent: Monday, March 05, 2007 9:14 PM
To: cfaussie@googlegroups.com
Subject: [cfaussie] Re: CFQUERYPARAM was RE: [cfaussie] Re:
Geoff, I'd be interested, though I don't have a particular BOF in mind. If
you have any you think would be popular, I'd offer to lead one (as long as
it's a topic I can contribute to, of course).
/Charlie
http://www.carehart.org/blog/
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From: cfaussie@googlegroups.com
Yes, I'm curious to hear more myself. Duncan, what's the f referring to in
your code? And what page on Andrew's site gave you the insight into what you
have to this point (Andrew or Duncan)? I looked at the link given (to the
front of his site) but couldn't find what POC he was referring to.
I
Great. That offered a key clue for something I've wanted to do. Thanks to
both of you, especially Andrew for writing the blog entry. Cheers.
/Charlie
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Sent:
(?)
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Mark Mandel (coordinator)
Charlie Arehart (coordinator)
All this assumes we can get people to stumble in around 8am ;)
Any more thoughts?
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Credit where credit is due. :-) Thanks.
/Charlie
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From: cfaussie@googlegroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf
Of Mark Mandel
Sent: Thursday, March 08, 2007 12:12 AM
To: cfaussie@googlegroups.com
Subject: [cfaussie] Re: Java Output streams into CF
PM
To: cfaussie@googlegroups.com
Subject: [cfaussie] Re: QLD CFUG March meeting announcement.
Doubt it Charlie. We have used Connect in the past to do an online user
group presentation. I don't think it is really practical to record our user
group meeting's content.
Cheers
Gareth.
Charlie
, Charlie Arehart [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't want to give up too easily. :-) When you say you don't think
it is really practical to record our user group meeting's content,
what do you mean? Do you really mean something about the content? Or
the typical presenter's setup
install anything that they don't want, or
only use data projection with presenters laptops and don't connect the
network.
Regards
Darren Tracey
On Mar 13, 1:27 pm, Chris Velevitch [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
On 3/12/07, Charlie Arehart [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Barry and I discussed it off-list
I'll ditto Mark's comments. Great to meet those who I did.
And of course kudos to Geoff and the Daemon crew for a really great
conference. I blogged about that, as well as the fun time I had sharing the
floor with Mark leading the birds of a feature session on CFCs, and finally
my general love
for). I meant Tortoise
aswell, don't know why i said TigerSVN? (one of those weeks I guess).
I've been using Tortoise since Spike put me onto it in 2004.
On 3/31/07, Charlie Arehart [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Scott, about your confusion over resources regarding subversion, I'll point
out
Barnes
Sent: Sunday, April 01, 2007 8:44 AM
To: cfaussie@googlegroups.com
Subject: [cfaussie] Re: Web Version Control
Sorry Charlie,
Wrong Scott ;) (had me confused then..hehe)
On 4/1/07, Charlie Arehart [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes, but please note, I wasn't referring to the general
Taco, I do think that's a compelling (and clever) challenge, and I'd like to
consider taking you up on it. I can't know for sure that I'll have time this
week, but if you want to share those details with me offlist, I'm happy to
consider them: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
/Charlie
http://www.carehart.org/
Drew, I'm not sure about your last sentence. The purpose of Javacast is to
declare the intended dataype of input arguments to a Java method. For
instance, if it expects to be passed an integer, you need to use Javacast to
tell it that a number of variable in CFML is indeed an integer (since CF is
Drew (and others), in case you ever do want to refresh the cached web
service proxy/stubs via code (rather than the Admin button), you can indeed
do it programmatically. I blogged about it here:
Reloading CF web services programmatically, using the CF7 Admin API
Peter, if you're yes it can is about the close of browser triggering
onsession end, I really don't think so. Like Andrew says, the session
variables remain in memory until timed out or forcibly removed, or upon a
restart. It's just that the ticket held by the browser pointing to that
session in
Adam, it's not clear if from your question if you're aware of the
ArgumentCollection attribute, which can help in such a situation. I'll share
a couple thoughts in the next note in case it would help you or others
facing that challenge.
/charlie
Member, Adobe Community Experts program
I chose to write this as a separate note because I know some don't read long
notes. :-) I wanted to make sure in the brief note that people knew where I
was going in this longer one.
The other replies have been useful and may well be exactly what you sought,
but your simple question of whether
Mark, they're hidden. :-) You have to click the product details tab on
that page. I didn't notice that myself, but got someone to clarify it for
us. Cheers.
/charlie
Member, Adobe Community Experts program
www.carehart.org
My latest blog entry: Scorpio Debugger and Monitor: What's it mean for
Well, it seems interesting that this did in fact brought so many out of the
woodwork. There were a lot of names there that we never see. So, while there
may be *some* who never read the note, I think instead something about the
thread (perhaps its volume) did overcome that challenge.
Even so,
: Did You Know
Dale,
one of the most useful checklists on CF8 features is the presentation
given by Charlie Arehart called Hidden Gems in ColdFusion8.
I saw him present it for the NZ CFUG. He later did another version for the
QLD CFUG too.
Perfect for mental jogs on what slipped thru the cracks
Darren, besides the options mentioned so far, I'll note that I did a blog
entry a couple months ago where I tried to gather in one place all the
various ways, with links to resources with still more details:
How can I process Excel files in CFML? Let me count the ways
I was about to make the same point, Peter, and checked before sending my
note to see yours. :-) Here's some more I was going to add:
The raw numbers of Adobe Community Experts may not be as high as MVPs, but
then the MS pool of developers (across all products) is just that much
larger. I
Thanks for sharing that, Phil.
/charlie
From: cfaussie@googlegroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf
Of Phil Haeusler
Sent: Thursday, April 10, 2008 2:41 AM
To: cfaussie@googlegroups.com
Subject: [cfaussie] cfpdf action=merge - CF 8 Update 1
Just to let you all know that of a
Thanks also for the news of RocketUnit, Phil. I'd missed that and have
added it to the list I keep
(http://www.carehart.org/resourcelists/tools_to_consider/index.cfm#codetest,
along with a few hundred other tools that may be of interest to CFers). Glad
to hear you're liking it.
So Robin,
Wow, very helpful. Thanks, Mr B.
/charlie
From: cfaussie@googlegroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf
Of MrBuzzy
Sent: Wednesday, April 09, 2008 7:52 PM
To: cfaussie@googlegroups.com
Subject: [cfaussie] Re: CF 8 Update 1
George, I'm not saying you're wrong, you're just not 100%
Taco, I don't use the upload feature myself, but I wonder if one of the
options in the preferencessites tab may help. Similarly, have you looked at
the advanced tab for the site setup? Any of those settings may help. Of
course, features may also depend on the version of DW you're running (MX, MX
Good on ya, Pete. :-) And good point about how more may be being done than
is recognized. We clearly have a large hill to climb, and it may seem like
we're making no progress. Good to point out that there are indeed some
efforts underway.
/charlie
From: cfaussie@googlegroups.com
I'm really not looking to pick a fight, but folks keep praising the points
Scott made, yet I found quite a few that I'd contend:
The difference between an MVP and Adobe CE is folks are measured yearly on
their efforts. For example, if you make MVP this year
because you did an outstanding
Kai, I don't disagree with anything you say, but really none of those points
counter what I'd brought up. Perhaps you thought I was trying to argue
against what you say, but I was just responding to the specific points I
referenced in Scott's post. I wasn't saying I disagreed with everything he
Sorry we'll miss you, Barry. And I realize you're asking more about those in
A/NZ, but FWIW I'll say that like Mark, I'll be there and will be
presenting.
/charlie
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From: cfaussie@googlegroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf
Of Barry Beattie
Sent: Saturday,
://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Tipping_Point
In my experience, FUD is 3 letters layed down on the table, when one can't
find reasons why to like or dislike something.
On Sat, Apr 12, 2008 at 12:53 PM, charlie arehart
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm really not looking to pick a fight
Oh it's trailing off, all right, and honestly I don't see the point in
contributing any further to the headaches which surely must be arising from
this.
Let me state for the record: I'm not anti-Microsoft. I'm not even anti
ASP.NET. I'm also not anti-Scott.
I was just refuting specific
Michael, besides some of the other CF-oriented hosts people have mentioned,
I'll point out as well that hosting alternatives is one the categories in my
list of 400+ tools and resources of interest to CFers:
http://www.carehart.org/resourcelists/tools_to_consider/index.cfm#cfhost
I didn't
That's great, Robin. Thanks. You can pick the date/time you prefer. We meet
on Thursdays, and as I said I'm open to moving the meeting time around the
clock to make things easier for folks around the world. Next week is taken
but after that is open. If you wanted to pick a date and time, recall my
Again, not trying to pick a fight (or let me put it more plainly: please
don't jump on me about this Scott), but I do want to offer another
clarification. Scott writes, you have [EMAIL PROTECTED] and the boys from the
US at
WebDU, put together your draft plan on how to change the world, one CF
Lucien, what version of CF are you running? Assuming it's CF7 or above, take
a look at the Client Variables page in the CF Admin. There's a setting at
the bottom for purge interval. The default is 1 hour 7 minutes, and if your
problem of problems every now and again matched that interval, I'd
Yep, it's only in Enterprise or the Developer edition.
But that's where folks on Standard (or 6 or 7) can look at FusionReactor
(fusion-reactor.com) or SeeFusion (seefusion.com).
For any interested in exploring the CF8 Monitor, I've done a 4 part series
on it, which introduces all sorts of
be a permalink to
that on the boards i reckon...
On Apr 15, 6:57 am, charlie arehart [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Michael, besides some of the other CF-oriented hosts people have
mentioned,
I'll point out as well that hosting alternatives is one the categories in
my
list of 400+ tools and resources
Knock it off?
Goodness, Scott, why can't someone offer a correction to something you say
without it seeming to be tantamount to a request for a duel?
I'm, as always, just trying to help folks. I don't have the emotional/ego
investment that it seems you think I do. Anyone else want to
On 15/04/2008, at 6:57 AM, charlie arehart wrote:
That's great, Robin. Thanks.
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And if it can't be recorded at that event for some reason, I'd be happy to
have Dale present it on the online CF meetup (coldfusionmeetup.com). We
record all our meetings (recordings.coldfusionmeetup.com).
/charlie
From: cfaussie@googlegroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf
Of
(Just to be clear, he was responding to George, not to me. People can
certainly ask questions on the CF meetup, via the chat window. It's indeed
one of the things people like so much about the meetup. It's more than just
a one-way presentation.)
/charlie
From: cfaussie@googlegroups.com
Good catch, Andrew. As for something that can fix, it seems worth noting
that the .NET integration is indeed separately installed from CF, so it
seems you don't need to reinstall all of CF. Can't tell if you already knew
that, so sorry if it's not the useful info you were looking for. You mention
Andrew, I read your post, and the entire thread. I really do try to be
careful and helpful in my posts, and I'm sorry that my attempts to help just
continue to frustrate you. You needn't worry about it happening again,
really.
/charlie
From: cfaussie@googlegroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL
Congrats, Dale, and thanks for the effort. There are lots of people often
asking for such CF/Flex integration resources. I'm sure it will be very much
appreciated.
Of course, half the battle is getting people to realize that it's there. To
that end, I'll note that I've added it to my list
Hello my Aussie friends, I wanted to let you know that today (your Friday)
we will be having the Online CF Meetup event at a special time, more
conducive to you (and many others around the world). We normally meet at
noon and 6pm US EDT, but today's meeting will be at 11pm (Thursday, US EDT).
You sure about that, guys? I have done testing that confirms that the TIMEOUT
works on CFHTTP and CFINVOKE of a web service. I’ve tested this on both 7 and 8.
I wonder if you may instead be hitting a problem, Matthew, where the web
service you’re invoking is in fact on the same CF server
Zac, your idea is interesting, but the short timeout would not be helpful.
The lock timeout only says how long a contending lock request would be
willing to wait. In the case Matthew describes, if he was going to use a
lock to prevent concurrent execution of the code, he'd really want a very
long
Matthew, what version of CF are you running? I said I've demonstrated that
CF 7 and 8 WILL timeout a CFINVOKE webservice call. I showed the error
message I get when it does that.
As for FusionReactor chewing up disk space, I have to ask what you mean.
It has a fixed default max file size of 10
Matthew mentions the challenge of getting thread dumps in this later note.
Just to clarify (as I wrote my last note before reading this one), the
thread dump referred to here is in fact the same general idea as the stack
trace I referred to. The good news again, if you use any of the 3 monitors,
Sure, happy to help. Apologies, at least, to those who don't like long
emails. But challenges like this can require this kind of back and forth to
narrow things down.
Let's start with your first point, I know you've run tests to prove to
yourself that a CFINVOKE web service call will timeout but
Yes, Mark makes a good point. You are saying these are the same problems,
right? I didn't pick up on it earlier, but when you said that when things
hang, there's high cpu, that really does seem to point to a very different
problem.
I'll go back to my previous point: I'd be VERY interested if you
So my quip about clean NSW air was made without any knowledge of fires.
Bummer. I wasn't being sarcastic. :-(
As for FusionReactor (it's spelled without a space, like CF), the 2.0
version will work. But you can upgrade to 2.04 to get all the fixes and
enhancements. More, including the steps and
No, you can't with FR get any sort of profile of what lines were slowest
within a request. Only the CF8 Server monitor has the depth of insight to
report that. What I had been referring to is if you can catch the request
WHILE it's running, in which case you can get a stack trace by clicking a
No worries. Just a couple of quick replies:
@Charlie;
1. Sorry I did miss your joke.
No, no. The point was I wasn't making a joke (in my reference to clean air
in Goulburn for Matt). When you said to MrB that there were fires, I wanted
to clarify that my earlier comment wasn't a joke. I lived
Well, before you get too excited, be careful that you're not
misunderstanding the report. The memory reported there is NOT for the
current request, but rather for the entire CF server. So that number alone
isn't too meaningful. But if it ROSE by 32 meg when you ran a request, that
would be
OK, so I just looked a little closer, and I see that while both our stack
traces show being in a socketread0, there's more to the story. When my code
is stuck on the CFINVOKE, I see something different from you.
For one thing, notice that at the bottom of my stack trace (below), I see
the line
Oh, no waste of time, and no worries.
And yes, I'd noted the SSL stuff, too, in my last note. Between that and all
the XML libraries being executed, there's clearly a difference between what
you showed and what I did.
So when we say CFINVOKE can't be interrupted, it sure seems to be dependent
Doh, meant to send this off last night but somehow never did. You offer your
stack trace showing that a thread doing a CFHTTP with a timeout lives long
past the timeout. Well, as I said, I DO find that it times out for me.
Again, here's the stack trace while it's waiting, just before it gets
Claude, here are a couple other thoughts, first on detecting whose locking a
file, then on getting more cfmail logging info.
First, you say a file could not be deleted each time I tried to it said
this file is being used by another process. While I can't recall that as a
specific issue with
But what do you mean by the stack trace showing that fine so where is it
caught up and not resolving?
A stack trace in and of itself isn't valuable. You need to see it over time.
You also said, I also monitored several of the long running threads (around
2 minutes) and capture several stack
Matthew, it sounds like you're asking not so much is the xml bigger or
smaller after xmlparse, in terms of the internal structs/arrays, but rather
in terms of the output when dumped. Am I reading that right?
Sure, when you dump something it's a lot larger because under the covers the
page (or
Well, I was simply responding to this in your note:
The reason I ask is because recently my inbox exploded due to an error on
the server which resulted in error emails being send out and the error just
so happened to be on a page where there was a large XML object (I output all
available
Thanks for sharing that, Barry. What he's referring to is the online CF
Meetup, an entirely online (and an official Adobe) CF user group. I'm the
organizer (and not the speaker for this talk, as noted in Barry's subject).
We try to meet weekly, and have speakers from the world over. More at
Yep. I hadn't last posted it there night because I had to run to a meeting,
but I did this morning (it's 1030am here in the US east). For those who
missed it, it's been rated 5 stars by those who've rated it
(http://www.meetup.com/coldfusionmeetup/calendar/9558430/).
FWIW, I'll point out that
I assume you're referring to the CF 8 Enterprise Server Monitor. So are you
saying that you see no alert being taken (in the interface or in the
logs/snapshots directory)? Is there any error, in the CF logs or runtime
logs (or jrun4/logs, if running multiserver)? The snapshot is a pretty
simple
Wow, that's curious (that you can create it manually, but it doesn't run if
triggered automatically). I really can't see why that would be. Will look
forward to hearing the solution to that.
As for not getting emails, are you saying you know the issues causing it? A
common one (that isn't at
Scott, yes, you can abort requests in the CF8 Server monitor. But note that
you need to enable the start monitoring button to be able to see the
running requests on the active requests screen. If you do, then when you
see a request running, it will have a red exclamation which when you mouse
over
Glad you sorted it, Mike.
BTW, speaking of providing date entry mechanisms, some may have missed that
CF 8 added something new. It's quite easy to use:
cfform
Some Date: cfinput type=DateField name=somedate
/cfform
This creates a simple and fairly nice popup calendar (HTML-based). Don't
Theo, I've had better experiences (with both the CF 8 debugger and
FusionDebug, for those using CF 6 or 7). I assume you're referring to the
feature built into CF 8, though. As for the limited variable scopes, that's
controllable in the Eclipse preferences page for the debugger (which may be
That brings to mind another tip: when stepping through code, favor using
step over versus step into when not on CF tags like CFINCLUDE, CFINVOKE,
CFMODULE, etc. For those, sure, use Step Into if you really do want to open
the file they will execute, But if you use Step Into on other tags (that
As may be no surprise to some, I'll point out that I have a category of such
tools at my CF411 site:
WYSIWYG/Rich Text Editors
http://www.cf411.com/#rich
Most are free, a couple commercial. They vary in technology (a detail which
I don't track), Drew, so I'll leave it for you to explore if any
Hey Stephen, the issue is that hotfixes (and CHFs) don't change the update
version (on the CF Admin system settings page). You can see them (the
individual hotfix jars) listed instead in the java class path field on the
same Admin page.
This is clarified in a CF8 technote
There is a getClientIp method in the coldfusion.runtime.SessionScope.
/charlie
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From: cfaussie@googlegroups.com [mailto:cfaus...@googlegroups.com] On Behalf
Of Brontojoris
Sent: Tuesday, March 31, 2009 1:06 AM
To: cfaussie
Subject: [cfaussie] Find IP address for
Steve, it's not clear: did you see Simon's suggestion about sending the html
first? I assume he meant sending both the HTML and the text versions in one
email, using CFMAILPART. Are you in fact using that, and if so, have you
tried putting the HTML version first? I'd not heard of the problem
Great to hear. Thanks.
/charlie
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From: cfaussie@googlegroups.com [mailto:cfaus...@googlegroups.com] On Behalf
Of Andrew Myers
Sent: Thursday, April 23, 2009 6:51 PM
To: cfaussie@googlegroups.com
Subject: [cfaussie] Re: Apache Derby CF7
Hi Charlie,
Thank you kindly
I've not seen that issue, no. As for whether it would occur in CF8, well, I
don't know. I don't have any clob data to be able to tell. Here's one
thought: in the advanced settings for a DSN (in the CF Admin) there is an
option to enable/disable blob/clob support. What happens if you toggle that?
Well, the SQL statements aren't turned into anything other than the text
that they are. It's the CF tags and functions that are transformed into
calls and references to underlying java objects. So you can't achieve
perfect obfuscation, no.
I should add that some may note that there are tools
As for this idea of debugging using http sniffer tools, I'll note that there
are still more choices beyond Charles and Firebug. Some are tied to a
specific browser, while others more generic; some are tied to a given OS,
while others are cross-platform; some free, while others are some
Ryan, here are a couple of stabs in the dark:
First, if you flush the template cache (in the CF Admin, on the caching
page, clicking the button at the bottom for clear template cache now).
Does that at least solve the problem? It would only be temporary, but it
would prove that the problem is
Ah right, shared hosting. :-( Forgot. (And yes, those really are tragic
replies you're getting from them.)
Here's one more simple possible explanation and fix. It could be that while
you were uploading the file, someone requested it right while it was being
uploaded, which would have involved
Matthew, in your example you're just expecting to get the WSDL back, right?
When you do a view source, what do you see? It should be a lot of SOAP
XML. If it's anything else, it could give you clues as to an error in the
code (Even as simpler as the CFC is, and it did work for me.) But do note
Fair point, Kai.
And in case one can't use the servicefactory approach described there (which
is technically unsupported and often disabled by the Admin's on a shared
host), here are a couple other solutions.
The first is how one can do it with the Admin API (as of 7), but it does
require
Hey Kai, this is a great idea. I've had some people on my CFMeetup
(coldfusionmeetup.com) also ask for such a time for just hanging out
together virtually, as opposed the more typical lecture time from one of our
several dozen speakers over the past two years.
We did it on an ad hoc basis
Great to hear. I'll check for more details in my morning. 'night all. :-)
/charlie
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From: cfaussie@googlegroups.com [mailto:cfaus...@googlegroups.com] On Behalf
Of Matthew
Sent: Monday, June 22, 2009 11:21 PM
To: cfaussie
Subject: [cfaussie] Re: Web service not
Ryan, had you seen the note I'd shared with more ideas and possible
explanations, attached?
/charlie
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From: cfaussie@googlegroups.com [mailto:cfaus...@googlegroups.com] On Behalf
Of Ryan Sabir
Sent: Tuesday, June 23, 2009 5:24 AM
To: cfaussie@googlegroups.com
Subject:
Well, I think that's the challenge with really trying to roll this around
the world. Your Friday afternoon at 4 NZ time is our midnight the night
before (I mistakenly said 10pm in an earlier thread). So to really have it
roll we would need someone else to bridge the gap of 16 hours if we wanted
Fair enough. I had one other thought I'd forgotten to mention: if it is
indeed a matter of the template cache having cached a 404 error, there's
still one more thing you can do in a more programmatic fashion, since you're
on CF 8. You can now call the Admin API method, clearTrustedCache, and pass
Mark, my understanding is that that watch config files option is just for
Websphere, and specifically Webshpere Network Deployment. Is that what
you'ree running on?
/charlie
From: cfaussie@googlegroups.com [mailto:cfaus...@googlegroups.com] On Behalf
Of Mark Ireland
Sent: Thursday, June
Or do you mean your phone number? I see that showing up on the from field
for you, Randy. :-)
Anyway, I do believe this is controlled on the google groups page, whose URL
is always offered at the bottom of each message:
http://groups.google.com/group/cfaussie?hl=en
If you are logged in there
Steve, I'm just curious: did you notice in his last sentence there that he's
using Eudora? I see (from the mail headers) that you're using Outlook. I
just wonder if you guys may see something different based on that.
Indeed, I've wondered about that since reading Randy's original note, but I
Carl, are you still having the outofmemory problem first reported on Monday?
If so, I want to offer some thoughts. First I want to follow up on one of
Mark's points, which was what I would have proposed. It's an easily missed
issue. He asked How many instances of CF are you starting up when
Thanks. That's interesting, though. You seem to have determined that it's
the AV program running that's a problem, but you say that there's plenty of
free memory available. For we who do such troubleshooting for a living, I
really look forward to hearing more if/when you can report.
For
That's just so odd, then, that CF can't start for lack of memory, when there
is clearly (from your report) plenty of real (and therefore also virtual)
memory, and further you're not even specifying an XMS value.
I'll be curious if you ever learn how the bug in the AV program could
somehow have
Good news, Sanjeev: that's all available in the IIS web server request logs.
Just right-click on a web site in the IIS admin, and choose properties. The
first pane shown has enable logging as an option, with another
properties button to help you locate the logs, and control what's recorded
in
For still more such tools that can help, Steve, I have two related
categories of my CF411.com list:
Page Testing Tools: http://www.cf411.com/#pagetest
HTTP Debugging Proxies :http://www.cf411.com/#proxy
I'll note that I do point to the tools mentioned so far, and many more.
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