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Which CF Instance and jvm config am I using?

September 22, 2013 By Robert Owen

This is more of a quick reminder for myself.  Hopefully someone else will find it useful as well... If you have multiple instances of ColdFusion running on a server and one of those starts to runaway with the processor you just need to kill it and move on, right?  But, what if you what to know which instance it was?  If you don't have something like FusionReactor  watching your CF Instances then a  quick way to determine which instance is the trouble maker is to see the config file being used … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Coldfusion, MicroSoft Tagged With: Coldfusion, Instances, Reminder, task manager, trouble maker

Increase IIS Worker threads for Coldfusion 9.01

September 3, 2013 By Robert Owen

While using IIS6 for ColdFusion 9 (or ColdFusion 9.0.1), owing to heavy load, if you encounter performance issues, you may increase the number of worker threads. Go to the directory cf_root\runtime\lib\wsconfig\1. Note: In multiserver scenarios, the location is  jrun_root/lib/wsconfig/1. 1 indicates a single IIS website. If you have configured multiple IIS websites, the number can change accordingly. Open the file jrun_iis6_wildcard.ini (jrun_iis7_wildcard.ini if you use IIS 7). … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Coldfusion, IIS 7.5

A Picture A Day – Day 4

March 3, 2011 By Robert Owen

Day four.  Almost an entire work week keeping moving on the site.    We had some Coldfusion woes today at the office, and some Websphere woes, and some programmer woes, and... well people and technology can be difficult. Let's leave it at that. But, if anyone out there has any suggestions for troubleshooting an "Axis fault: Connection refused: connect" error when trying to call a coldfusion web service via <cfinvoke> over  https, then I'm all ears!  It's not a firewall (there is none … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Coldfusion, Pictures Tagged With: all ears, coldfusion web, Google, honey badger, office, Picture, Site, Websphere, work, working solution

CSS – Long URL

June 10, 2009 By Robert Owen

This is an older post that did not make it through to the new site when I converted to WordPress. Hopefully this will still be relevant to someone out there. CSS and the Long URL: I was working on a webmail client a while back and had been having a few design problems. Sometimes when you subscribe to a blog, forum or usergroup the e-mails from those respective subscriptions will include an "unsubscribe url". This Blog does. Now this URL can be really long and, in a normal email client … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Coldfusion, Web Design Tagged With: Blog, Browser Window, Client Outlook, Css Property, Email Client, Firefox, Hidden Word, Hyperlink, Line Feeds, Lt, Mail Letter, MicroSoft, Overflow, Subscriptions, Tabs, Thunderbird, Unsubscribe, Url, Webmail Client, White Space, Word Width, Word Wrap

Time to learn CFCs once and for all!

September 15, 2008 By Robert Owen

I've been putting this off for a while. I'm not sure why, maybe it was just laziness. Anyway, I feel it's time to buckle down and finally learn to create and use CFCs correctly... You know, to unleash the power, so to speak. Ok, I know now you are thinking I'm talking about chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) but I'm not. What I actually am trying to get a firm grasp on are ColdFusion Components (CFCs). What are these, you ask? From the Coldfusion Live Docs A ColdFusion component (CFC) is a file … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Coldfusion Tagged With: cfc, Coldfusion, programming

Wow!! Long time now type!

January 14, 2008 By Robert Owen

Sorry for the utter lack of posts! The holidays were extremely busy! I hope that Santa was good to all... No Coal in the stockings? Well, here is my yearly reminder. If you are still doing it manually.... Don't forget to update the copyrights on your website(s). If you are still doing it manually.. Then QUIT IT!! Save yourself some work.. I know, it's not hard.. Only once a year.. But why think about it. Check out my entry from last year on a Javascript AND Coldfusion method of keeping … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Coldfusion, Javascript

CFX_PFPro_Java Download – Finally

December 5, 2007 By Robert Owen

I've been pulling my hair out for a few days looking for the Coldfusion CFX tag for PayFlow Pro. I'm moving/upgrading a customer's webstore and the old cfx tag would not work on the new server's CF installation. So I had to get a more current tag. Only, PayPal no longer supplies the Coldfusion SDK and they don not have access to any older versions!?!?! But, thanks to a very helpful person on the CFWebstore yahoo group I was directed to Apok-Technology. They had a copy of the tag and supplied … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Coldfusion, Web Design Tagged With: Cf, Cfx, Java Download, Payflowpro, Sdk, Tag, Webstore, Yahoo

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