coldfusion-9

Adobe ColdFusion 9 Multi-Server doesn't have the "JVM and Java Settings" page in the CF Admin, so to add something to the CF classpath, for a given instance, that instance must be started with an alternate jvm.config. I don't have a problem with starting with an alternate jvm.config. I do, however, have a problem knowing precisely how to edit that file in the proper way. My stock jvm.config looks like this (ignore line breaks--they are not in the actual file): java.args=-server -Xmx512m -Dcoldfusion.sessioncookie.httponly=true -Dsun.io.useCanonCaches=false -XX:MaxPermSize=192m -XX:

I have three tables, with the following structure: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/2586403/ORMIssues/TableLayout.png The three objects I'm dealing with are here: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/2586403/ORMIssues/Objects.zip I need to be able to get a PartObject, and then pull all of its Attributes, sorted by the AttributeName in the Types table. Here are the problems I'm running into: I can't sort the Attributes property in PartObject by its Attribute.AttributeName property I can't add the Attribute.AttributeName property to the ObjectAttribute entity because I get an error regarding column names. Hibernate

Is there any way to restart the CF server through the Application.cfc, when the application times out? As per Adobe documentation, they showed as follows: <cffunction name="onApplicationEnd"> <cfargument name="ApplicationScope" required=true/> <cflog file="#This.Name#" type="Information" text="Application #Arguments.ApplicationScope.applicationname# Ended" > </cffunction> What I would like to do is replace the <cflog> above with <cfexecute> as follows: <cfexecute name = "C:\CFRestart.bat" outputFile = "C:\output.txt" timeout = "1"> </cfexecute> So OnApplicationEnd will run the CFRestart.bat

Special characters in the subject line of the mail getting converted in to question marks or boxes. I have tried to wrap the dynamic string of the subject line in URLEncodedFormat , however ended up in vain. <cfset strSubject= URLEncodedFormat(s)> <cfmail from="xxxxx@xx.com" to="yyyyyyy@yyy.com" subject="#strSubject#" type="html" > #testText# </cfmail> Prabhu Thomas Assuming the special characters are unicode charactes, you will have to encode the string to a base64 format and use that in the subject line. Like this, <cfset strSubject="Demande d’chantillons supplémentaires"> <cfset strSubject

I have a query in a my CFC. The function contains a simple query as such. <cfquery name="qrySE" datasource=#mydatasource#> SELECT NAMES,SALARY FROM tblTest </cfquery> I want to display my resultset as such (horizontally): NAME1 NAME2 NAME3 NAME4 10 20 45 62 Is there a way to loop through the columns of my query and create a virtual query for this purpose? If anyone has done this, please let me know. Just wanted to add Al Everett's solution returns the columns back in alphabetical order. If you would like to get the column names back in the same order as the query you can use: ArrayToList(