Modifying cold fusion script not picked up by iis

We are running coldfusion 7, using iis6 on windows 2003 server. I am not a cold fusion developer and this is the only coldfusion script we have created by a previous developer. I needed to make some simple modifications to the script, including a change in the title. After having restarted IIS the modified script is still not showing the new title. What do I need to do for iis to show the changes in the cfm file?

It's in the CF Administrator, which is separate from the JRun Admin Console. You can often get to the CF Administrator with a URL like this:
http://your_server/CFIDE/administrator/
Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
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http://forums.adobe.com/thread/607238

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Cold Fusion Site Not Even Requested?

Hello,
I am a web developer, but I do not use Cold Fusion, so I come to the experts on this one. I have a client that wanted me to review a website and I cannot get the page to even attempt a load. It literally has nothing but a blank page and refreshing resolves too quick to actually be fetching the site. I saw the site load in his browser on the smart phone, so I know it loads for him.
I used a webpage analyzer on it, so that is the only way I know it is in CF. It was able to fetch pages and URLS.
Has anyone seen this sort of behavior? If so, what causes it? I have used FF, Chrome and IE. One time, out of all the times it gave me a cert warning, but when proceeding again.. blank page.
Thanks for your help.

Well, .cfm means the file is CFML. It's hard to explain, but think of ColdFusion as a Product that processes CFM/CFML. There are open source solutions out there like Blue Dragon and Railo which can process .cfm/.cfml files, but it doesn't necessarily mean they are using the Adobe ColdFusion product.
Let's say I called: http://localhost/mypage.cfm
On the NETWORK tab, you'll see a NAME column (probably says 'mypage.cfm') and a STATUS column. I would like to know the value returned in your STATUS column, to ensure it returned a 200 or 304 (cached) response. Anything in the 4xx or 5xx indicates an error.
As for the initial page load coming up for him but not you, there could be a myriad of reasons why. Obviously, you are operating in 2 different environments, but for an example, the server he's running off of could be requiring some form of authentication, and if not provided, aborts the request (white page or browser error page usually returned).
Knowing the status of your request will tell us if the server is replying to the request or encountering an error and preventing it from fulfilling the request.

Cold fusion files not compile by the cfcompile utility

Hi,
I am trying to compile coldfusion file using cfcompile , but
not find the compiled file in the output-directory.
here some help about what i did:
coldfusion mx 7 load on linux,
and coldfusion files exist in the directory that exist in a
directory that is mapped to coldfusion server .
<cfset PathToExe="/opt/coldfusionmx7/bin/cfcompile.sh">
<cfset webRoot = "/opt/coldfusionmx7/wwwroot">
<cfset dirCompile = "/opt/coldfusionmx7/wwwroot/test/"
>
<cfset dirCompile1 =
"/opt/coldfusionmx7/wwwroot/test/compile1/" >
<cfexecute
name="#PathToExe#"
arguments="-deploy #webRoot# #dirCompile# #dirCompile1#"
timeout="60">
</cfexecute>
there is no error occure after processing this file.
but i do not get the concern output file.
Please give some apposite help regarding this issue.
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Prashant

It's in the CF Administrator, which is separate from the JRun Admin Console. You can often get to the CF Administrator with a URL like this:
http://your_server/CFIDE/administrator/
Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
http://www.figleaf.com/
http://training.figleaf.com/
Fig Leaf Software is a Veteran-Owned Small Business (VOSB) on
GSA Schedule, and provides the highest caliber vendor-authorized
instruction at our training centers, online, or onsite.
Read this before you post:
http://forums.adobe.com/thread/607238

Integration of Cold Fusion and Adobe Livecycle form

I created a adobe dynamic xml form and I also created a sample cold fusion script which reads all the fields from the pdf and populates them in to a structure.
<cfpdfform action="read" source= "FORM PATH" result="formData" />
<cfdump var="#formData#" label="formData" />
When I run this script the structure shows me blank fields.
Cold fusion version is 8.
Please share your thoughts on this.
Many Thanks,
Nav.

Hi,
I'm thinking of possible reason for your problem.
Check these solutions, maybe they can help you.
http://blogs.adobe.com/dmcmahon/2011/02/01/livecycle-designer-flowed-layout-in-headerfoote r-subforms-incorrect/
http://blogs.adobe.com/dmcmahon/2011/10/10/lc-forms-es-text-overlapping-on-page-break-usin g-nested-subforms/

Cold fusion 9 Installation on Windows server 2008 (IIS 7.0) - IIS websites not working ?

I am having a 64 bit machine on which windows server 2008 R2 is installed. IIS 7.0 is configured and running on it. on which I have my organisations main website. I have to install Cold fusion on this machine as some of my site pages are designed with CF.
I used all the default settings for installing cold fusion 9. It got completed succefully. But after I restarted my system and tried accesing my ASP.net website it was not loading the page. Text getting displayed was only as follows '<script> src="'. Later I unsistalled CF and my site was working fine.
Please can any one guide me to successfully install Cold fusion without disturbing my main site deployed on IIS ?

Sarfarajms, I don't recognize what about the CF install would conflict with ASP.NET, but I'll note this:
If you downloaded CF 9 recently, you are still running 9.0--which does NOT formally support IIS 7. If you followed the steps about enabling IIS 6 compatibility and such (in the install guide or some blog entry), perhaps that caused the conflict.
Instead, you will want to install 9.0.1 (CF 9 Updater 1, which is NOT provided in the current 9.0 install). THAT is the first release to formally support IIS 7. And if you read the updater installation guide (http://www.adobe.com/support/documentation/en/coldfusion/901/cf901install.pdf), it discusses how to deal with the upgrade depending on what you had done with respect to IIS, starting at the bottom of its page 8.
Hope that helps.
/charlie

How not to use Cold Fusion and Java

Overview
This write up is intended to give java developers that are
developing ColdFusion applications some beneficial information:
things that are not documented.
Scenario
The company builds enterprise class web application software
for fortune 500 companies. It had purchased a CF 7 based product,
had and existing proprietary J2EE based product, and needed to
integrate the two while meeting a host of new requirements. These
requirements were based on delivering a better user experience,
faster / cheaper integration, increased flexibility /
configuration, useablily, decreasing maintenance costs, the ability
to deploy in either install or ASP models. An initiative was
started to create a new framework that integrated the best of each
technologies. Tactically, this meant that we were to build a hybrid
CF and java application: one that used building blocks (decoupled /
cohesive components) that would allow applications to be rapidly
assembled, configured and deployed. This made sense on several
levels, the team was composed of Java and CF developers, the CF
rapid application development was very productive, there is great
functionality delivered in the CF platform and initial performance
tests showed no cause for alarm
The agreed upon design, based on requirements, and analysis
by both the CF and Java staff has us using CF in the presentation
layer, using a CF based MVC, use of CF based web services. The MVC
was deployed using CFC inheritance for model objects and views made
use of CF custom tags. The internals of the application, used a
rules engine, some proprietary java, ORM, and other J2EE
technology. The initial performance of the system was reasonable.
We pushed on with product implementation.
Then it was time to load test the application, and tune it.
Under load the response times were orders of magnitude slower,
sometimes the pages even timed out.
Armed with our profiler, oracle execution plans and we
charged ahead addressing issue after issue. Note that we took
meticulous care in tweaking the active thread pool and ensuring
that our CF setup was tuned for our application. None of the
observations here are a condemnation of the language; rather they
are aspects that, when considered together, not conducive for
building integrated java and CF frameworks that use a structured /
OO programming practices. Further detail can be provided on
request.
CFC inheritance should be avoided - resolution of variable
scope is expensive even if properly declared.
Since CF creates a class per method under the covers call
stacks become very large, especially if used in a loop. This is
nominally exacerbated by CF calls necessary to set up for the
method call (String.toUpper()).
Nesting of loops and if statements should be kept to a
minimum - the conditional for each lookup of logical operator like
LT, GT are synchronized. Under load this results in thread waits.
Jrun has as single thread pool - both http and web service
requests use the same pool. Under load this leads to thread
deadlock. There are work arounds, but they are painful.
Recursion should be avoided - we had a few recursive routines
and these had to be rewritten.
Custom Tags - should be used sparingly - each custom tag
makes a synchronized call to the license server - (This may be
fixed in CF 8)
Summary
In the end we got the performance to reasonable numbers, but
we ended up moving some code to java (Custom Tags) and getting rid
of 'good programming' practices (Inheritance, loops, etc), mandated
proper variable scoping for those things left over. We prototyped a
sans cold fusion implementation and had an order of magnitude
improvement in performance and number of requests served per
second.
The lesson? Use Coldfusion in its sweet spot: make a query,
iterate over the results and format for display. Extensive use of
structure programming techniques or OO CFCs should be avoided: they
will work but under load - but are better as a prototype. Building
frameworks in CF? Think twice, no three times, and, if you must, be
minimalist.
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interesting aslbert123,
Not that I doubt you, but could you answer some questions
about your implementation that was so slow:
1.) Did you put your CFCs in the application or server scope?
2.) Were you initializing your CFCs, via CreateObject or
<cfinvoke>, on every request?
3.) Are you sure that you were properly Var'ing every
variable in your methods? (people typically forget about query
names and loop iterator variables)
4.) Could you give examples of how your inheritence was set
up?
5.) For CustomTags, did you call them the old <cf_tag>
way or the newer, better-performing <cfimport> way?
6.) How did you connect CF to Java exactly?
Thanks,
Aaron

What can be done when Cold Fusion 9 ODBC Services will not install?

What can be done when 64-bit Cold Fusion 9 ODBC Service will not install on a Windows Server 2008-R2 64-bit machine? Yes, most of the things in other discussions have been tried.

Hi GDMVU,
Save the below code as CF9_RemoveOdbc.cfm
<cfscript>
//login using admin
//createObject("component","cfide.adminapi.administrator").login("administrator_password" );
createObject("component","cfide.adminapi.administrator").login("admin");
//instantiate datasource object
myObj = createObject("component","cfide.adminapi.datasource");
</cfscript>
<cfscript>
     writeOutput("Removing ODBC Services...<br>");
     returnValue = myObj.removeODBCservice();
     writeOutput("ODBC Services removed");
</cfscript>
Save the below code as CF9_InstallOdbc.cfm
<cfscript>
//login using admin
//createObject("component","cfide.adminapi.administrator").login("administrator_password" );
createObject("component","cfide.adminapi.administrator").login("admin");
//instantiate datasource object
myObj = createObject("component","cfide.adminapi.datasource");
</cfscript>
<cfscript>
         writeOutput("Installing ODBC Services...<br>");
         returnValue = myObj.installODBCservice();
         writeOutput("ODBC Services installed");
</cfscript>
Now try the following steps:-
Change admin password in above .cfm pages for your CF 9 server.
Use RemoveObdc cfm page first to remove any existing faulty/corrupted Odbc services.
Use InstallOdbc Odbc services to install Odbc services there.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
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UAG 2010 SP4 Cold Fusion Web Application "You Are Not Authorized To Access This Application" error

Hi folks,
2010 UAG SP4 publishing a web app that is a Cold Fusion login page.
The portal trunk is set to not verify URLs and open with that page directly rather than a Portal page, I also have it set to not install client components, basically using UAG as a reverse proxy with some other items.
The published app does not require authentication and all users are authorized the path is as follows:
/index.cfm?FuseAction=Security.Login
And the hostname is set as www.apps.x.x.edu name removed but is correct. UAG has an http to https redirection and it requires https.
The Portal Link has https://xxxx as the address which is correct as it is using an SSL connection to the backend web server and I can reach the page successfully from the UAG server by simply browsing.
I previously had the application launching within the portal but the client does not want the extra step so I removed the portal interaction all together and while I had the application launching within the portal, it worked. I'm not certain what changed
to make it fail, though.
In the Web Monitor I receive this error:
A request on trunk nonuvaportal; Secure=1 failed because of an unknown application. The URL is /index.cfm?FuseAction=Security.Login. The source IP address is 137.54.129.238. The user is .
Any help or tips or advice would be superb.
Thanks,
Justin

And an update, I did another application publishing on a separate trunk/portal to a similar page
/index.cfm?FuseAction=Programs.Home
And I get the same error. Is there a switch/setting/policy I am missing to allow it to run those?

Weblogic 6.1 , does not pick up modified static page

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Weblogic 6.1
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Then, if i modify the static page , Weblogic does not pick up the changed html
until it is restarted. Is it normal?
Is there any setting to force weblogic to change the latest version of the static
page?

Please send an email to [email protected] to open a support case.
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Use JQuery Datepicker in Cold Fusion

How can I use jquery Datepicker in a cfm application that used iframe? where should I link css and script reference?

It might be nice if you tell people you've already asked this on Stackoverflow (http://stackoverflow.com/questions/15756532/use-jquery-datepicker-in-cold-fusion).
This question has nothing to do with ColdFusion. JQuery runs on the client browser, and does not interact with the ColdFusion server.
You would use the datepicker in exactly the same way you would on a flat HTML page.
Adam

Help to modify MultiCurrencyTrans.LGL script

We are working on this budgeting scenario:
For the input schedules, SKUs are budgeted per Entities. Budgeted sales price per SKU could be in any currency (currencies are chosen by the end user based on agreement with the sales department). Sample data are the following:
ENTITY 1
SKU 1
USD (or any currency chosen by the end user)
ENTITY 1
SKU 2
JPY (or any currency chosen by the end user)
ENTITY 2
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EURO (or any currency chosen by the end user)
ENTITY 2
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SGD (or any currency chosen by the end user)
Report output should have the budgeted original currencies per SKU per Entity as well as translated currencies into EURO.
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One other thought that's a blend of the two above and would probably do what you're looking for is:
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4. Have users select the specifc currency that they're entering to (never LC). So they'd pick Entity1, SKU1, JPY as an input point.
5. Write a custom FXTrans process that converts from the input currency to LC based on the entity. I'd run this as part of default logic.
6. Use the standard FXTrans process then to convert from LC into your reporting currency of EURO. If this is the only reporting currency then the single currency FXTrans would work. You'd want to make sure the code ONLY goes from LC to EURO.
So, users would enter JPY which would translate back to the LC of the entity and write the value to LC. Then you'd translate from LC to EURO for reporting. In cases where the data entry is done in EURO, you'd go from EURO > LC > EURO but that shouldn't matter as long as you don't make any changes to the translation rates between the two processes. HOWEVER, you need to be certain that if you change translation rates after data entry has occured that the process to go from input currency to LC is run so the LC values are correctly calculated or you would get different results when going to your reporting currency.

Cold Fusion Communication

I want to find out whether coldfusion can talk with SVN ,the reason is I should be able to download the component from SVN to my local system modify and then add it again to back to SVN or directly upload a new component from my local system to SVN. Basically my cold fusion application sholud be able to talk with SVN to perform the above functions.

This is some dude named Dan's Prior Art, His site is dead but google gave a cached page... I can imagine all kinds of mods and uses for something like this...
Cool ColdFusion and Subversion integration
December 5th, 2007 Dan Skaggs Leave a comment Go to comments
I recently decided to outsource my souce code management to CVSDude. I had been running SVN on my VPS that I have at Slicehost and that had been running okay. However, I’m only good enough at SVN administration to get the server up and running and create a few repositories and there were other things that I needed to do with SVN that I frankly didn’t have time to learn how to do.
One of the things that I’d heard talked about that made life much easier was using Subversion’s various hooks to automate some things around different SVN events. I emailed tech support asking how we could configure the “post-commit” hook to update the files on my VPS each time I made a commit into the SVN module. The tech told me that they do this by configuring an HTTP call to a page (or script etc) on your server. That page then triggers an SVN update of the specific module.
After hearing this, I began thinking about how to use CFEXECUTE to trigger the SVN update and was actually surprised how simple it was. My VPS runs on Fedora Core 6, so, like any *nix operating system, you need to make sure permissions on the files are set so that the user which runs ColdFusion can write to the directories. Once that was accomplished, all it took was a few lines of code and we’re ready to start receiving HTTP callbacks from CVSDude’s servers.
CVSDude structures their SVN URLs in the format http://username-svn.cvsdude.com/modulename (or https://). All my modules are named in reverse domain order for the web site that it is for (for example, this one is ws.skaggsfamily.dan). I had already checked out all my modules into a specific directory.
The HTTP callback from CFSDude’s server has 4 URL parameters that they send over: root (full path to module), author (user), revision and date. So all I really had to do was grab the URL.root value and extract the name of the module, pass that to the CFEXECUTE tag and, voila, automatic updating of the module immediately after the commit.
There were only 2 gotchas that I had to figure out:
Put the full path to the svn executable
Add in your username and password to the string in the arguments attribute of CFEXECUTE
The code that I used is below. I’m sure there’s more that I could have done with it, but this is a good start I think.
<cfif structKeyExists(URL, “date”) AND URL.date NEQ “” AND
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      arguments=”up /var/sites/#module# –username yourUserName –password yourPassword”
      timeout=”300″
      variable=”result”>
    </cfexecute>
    <cflog log=”Application”
      type=”information”
      text=”#URL.author#:#URL.root#:#URL.revision# – #result#”>
<cfmail to=”[email protected]”
    from=”[email protected]”
    subject=”Server updated successfully”>
The server has been successfully updated with your lastest changes.
Details of the update are below:
Date: #URL.date#
Module: #URL.root#
Revision: #URL.revision#
Results:
#result#
</cfmail>
</cfif>

What's happening with cold fusion?!

first, this very page is throwing js errors in both ie8 and firefox 24.0 , i can't reply to any posts
then, with all this flurry of security breaches on gov websites running cold fusion, do we have a comprehensive white paper showing how to plug all the security holes that were uncovered?

Thanks Carl,
when clicking the reply link on the forum, in ie8 i get:
User Agent: Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 8.0; Windows NT 5.1;
Trident/4.0; (R1 1.6); .NET CLR 2.0.50727; .NET CLR 3.0.04506.30;
.NET4.0C; .NET4.0E; .NET CLR 3.0.4506.2152; .NET CLR 3.5.30729;
InfoPath.3)
Timestamp: Mon, 18 Nov 2013 15:26:45 UTC
Message: Not implemented
Line: 1616
Char: 13546
Code: 0
URI:
http://forums.adobe.com/4.5.6/resources/scripts/gen/220b1b06a29f901e1d24252ac800883e.js
and in fireFox:
ReferenceError: $ is not defined
https://www.adobe.com/account/sign-in.adobedotcom.html?returnURL=%2Fcfusion%2Fmembership%2 Findex%2Ecfm%3Floc%3Den%5Fus%26nl%3D1%26ref%3Dlogin
Line 70
ion amariutei | [email protected] | 212-578-1011
From:
Carl Von Stetten <[email protected]>
To:
ion <[email protected]>
Date:
11/18/2013 11:19 AM
Subject:
what's happening with cold fusion?!
Re: what's happening with cold fusion?!
created by Carl Von Stetten in Advanced Techniques - View the full
discussion
Site seems to be working fine for me. As to plugging security holes,
there are two things you need to do:
1. Keep your servers updated with the latest patch(es). If you are
on CF10, use the built-in automatic updater. If on CF8 or CF9, take a
look at David Epler's Unofficial Updater project.
2. Follow the appropriate ColdFusion lockdown guide for the version
you are running.
For CF9:
http://www.adobe.com/content/dam/Adobe/en/products/coldfusion/pdfs/910
25512-cf9-lockdownguide-wp-ue.pdf
For CF10:
http://www.adobe.com/content/dam/Adobe/en/products/coldfusion/pdfs/cf1
0/cf10-lockdown-guide.pdf
-Carl V.
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Cold Fusion Report Builder - A Dud ???

I have spent the last 2 weeks working on a (one) report. In
general I have been happy with what I have been able to produce,
but have been naively thinking that the issues I have been working
through have just been part of the learning curve associated with
becoming familiar with any new tool.
After 2 painful weeks, all I can assume is that Cold Fusion
Report Builder is a load of rubbish. This thing is just so damn
buggy it should never have been released. It should still be in
Adobe Labs !!!
I am interested in hearing the thoughts of others who use
this tool. Should I quit while I still have my sanity (and
business) or is it worth persisting with?
Look forward to hearing peoples thoughts.

quote:
Originally posted by:
jjay@aus
I have come to the conclusion that Report Builder is a
fantastic tool for creating invoice templates or basic single page
/ single query reports, but a "REPORT Builder" IT IS NOT!!! For
large, complex reports it is just a big waste of time. Much easer
to just script with CFML and convert to PDF.
CF Dev / Marketing team.. if you are reading this (I hope you
are, cause it looks like no-one else does), plaase do your loyal
and trusting users a favour and rename "Report Builder" to "invoice
builder" so as not to mislead other developers into thinking this
thing can do stuff (such as build report templates) that it can't.
Alternatively, could you at least attempt to assist with some of
the queries/issues I have posted here.
Thanks
ROFL...! :D nice 1

Cold Fusion Websites fails

I have site on a Cold Fusion MX Version: 6,1,0,hf45343_611
running on A Windows 2000 server and IIS5 using a Microsoft SQL
2000 Cluster in the backend. When ever the cluster fails over the
websites fail. I then have to restart the 3 Cold Fusion Services
and do an IIS reset. Is there a setting that I can use to avoid
having to reset the services on the webserver?

Hi Upen,
Thanks for your response. It is a 64 bit machine and the setup is also 64 bit.
I would like to mention some points related to my deployment scenario:
We have a Windows server 2008 R2 Standard edition on Server machine.
I have a .net website appliaction deployed and running on this.
One of our third party vendor is developing Cold fusion application.
This Cold fusion application will be integrated in our .net website.
Deployment and configuration of Cold Fusion application and server wil be done by Third Party vendor.
I need to install Cold fusion and give access to Third party.
Issue when I install cold Fusion using default settings, my .net Website does not get loaded.
In Mozila and Chrome Browser I get blank Page with only Background image given in Body tab of page is getting displayed.
In IE Browser Page with background image given in Body tab of plus this text ' <script> src="" 'is getting displayed.
Regards,
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