coldfusion-11

问题 I have a general understanding of the ColdFusion Application Workflow. But some parts remain unclear to me. The general workflow is as follows... Public Application Settings are set (I.E this.name, this.mappings ext.) onApplicationStart onSessionStart onRequestStart I have a sub-directory with an Application.cfc that extends a root Application.cfc that exists at the web-root After reading tons of blogs that describe this design pattern.... ColdFusion Application-Specific Mappings Work With

问题 I am trying to get a file from a URL using cfhttp but it seems that the provider is sending the data in chunks. <cfhttp method="get" url="https://www.test.com/somefile.xml"> </cfhttp> The response header is having Transfer-Encoding as chunked and is missing Content-Length . Also, the statusCode is 200 Ok but the FileContent is showing " Connection Failure ". Any suggestions? 回答1: Finally, I used java.net.URL to get this working: <cfset local.objURL = createObject( "java" , "java.net.URL" )

问题 I needed to create a function that could convert an IPv6 address to its numeric representation. Working with IPv4 is pretty straight forward as it uses an 32-bit unsigned int for its numerical representation. IPv6 is represented by an 128-bit unsigned int. That size of a number is too large for the builtin ColdFusion bit logic functions to use. This function must make use of the underlying Java system to make the conversion. Need a function to do the reverse: ColdFusion 128-bit unsigned int

问题 Documentation on setting up Mamp to work with Coldfusion in a Windows environment seems to be pretty limited, so here I am. I have both MAMP PRO and COLDFUSION 11 set up on a WINDOWS 10 computer. Mamp is pointed to the correct Document Root folder and both Apache and MySQL services start correctly (I assume). When I navigate to 'localhost' in my browser, all I can see is the ColdFusion source - not a rendered page. I assume ColdFusion isn't running in this instance. The .htaccess file seems

问题 I'd like to find out if there is a way to set the debug output query name using queryExecute(). <cfscript> qryTest = queryExecute('SELECT * FROM art', {}, {datasource="cfartgallery"}); writeDump(var="#qryTest#"); </cfscript> Generates debug output like this: UPDATE for CF 11u5, the debug output replaces "_queryname_var0" with "ExecuteQuery". It looks like this variable name is safe from being over-written. 回答1: I'm posting this as an answer so I can maybe get some points. ;) It is a bug, pure

问题 I have a WCF WebService I would like to consume using ColdFusion. The regular process is to use CFHTTP to the WSDL with the SOAP request in the body. Normally, this works and everything is working fine. <cfsavecontent variable="xmlBody" > <soap:Envelope xmlns:soap="http://www.w3.org/2003/05/soap-envelope" xmlns:tem="http://tempuri.org/"> <soap:Header/> <soap:Body> <tem:GetVersion/> </soap:Body> </soap:Envelope> </cfsavecontent> <cfhttp url="https://www.example.com/OtherService.svc?wsdl"

问题 My ColdFusion 11 app is working fine on my local machine ( Windows 10 ). But when I open any .cfm file in Eclipse or even in a Notepad , I get the content - such as the following - that is not readable. It was not happening before. How can I make the files readable again? UPDATE : The website is using IIS 10 on windows 10 . Could the above issue have something to do with IIS? I've noticed that when I open a copy of the same .cfm file from my backup folder I can read the file and the above

问题 This question is a continuation to my previous question regarding HTTP chunk transfer in ColdFusion. Now, I have used java.net.URL to read the chunks and this is what I have tried: <cfset local.objURL = createObject("java", "java.net.URL") .init(javaCast("string", "https://test.com/abc.xml"))> <!--- Open Connection ---> <cfset local.objConnection = local.objURL.openConnection()> <!--- Input Stream ---> <cfset local.inputStream = local.objConnection.getInputStream()> <!--- Read Chunks --->

问题 I installed CF 11 on Windows 10 Professional using IIS option as shown below. But when I go to IIS I don't see CFIDE folder there: I thought the CF installation process would have created a CFIDE folder in IIS with its subfolder Administrator that points to the Administrator URL. But IIS did have any such folder. If I remember in Windows 7, installing CF 11 with IIS option automatically configure Administrator website in IIS - at least that what I recall I had done in Win7. So I manually

问题 I was running out of disk space on a web server. Since the logs are stored on another drive and there wasn't any new files for the web sites, there had to be something else going on. I found that the Tomcat service that comes with ColdFusion 10 was writing log files for every web page request in this folder {ColdFusion Root}\cfusion\runtime\logs. They accounted for 8GB of disk space! The filenames were in this format: localhost_access_log.YYYY-MM-DD.txt If you are running a single site on