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- OpenBDJam - where is the Administrator ?
- JSON and escape chars
- openbdjam upgrade fails with : cp: cannot stat `/opt/openbdjam/var/upgrade/tmp/WEB-INF/lib/*.jar': No such file or directory
- Unable to Change SessionTimeout
- openbd xmlparse error
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Permalinks in site
Im trying to create permalinks for my urls.. Im thinking of doing this.. I want to change the 404 file missing template to a cfml page that will read the url, and pull the content based on it..ie [link] The numbers at the end will be the ID for the record in the DB... and
utf-8 encoding issue with the cfcontent tag.
Hi, I just suddenly started having trouble with file encoding. Just not sure what caused the issue maybe someone can point me in the right direction. For an AJAX based web site i return JSON formatted strings to the clients using the cfcontent tag. However suddenly german umlauts (üäß etc.) are being returned as ??. So there is some sort of encoding
The Admin URL
Hi, I have lost the admin url for the OpenBD.. What url and port does the admin url run on? Thanks
OpenBDJam - where is the Administrator ?
I have installed openbdjam and ran the upgrade command to get the latest nightly build. The Administrator does not seem to be present though. This URL gives a "File Not Found" page : [link] Can anyone answer these questions : 1. Where is the administrator component. Is it a .jar in webapp/WEB-
JSON and escape chars
Hello, I'm having an issue displaying json data in my jqGrid. I used FireBug to get the JSON result and I copied it and pasted it in to (http:// [link]) and tried to validate it. The error I got was "syntax error, unexpected TINVALID at line 121 Parsing failed", this is line 121. I found if I remove the "\" or
openbdjam upgrade fails with : cp: cannot stat `/opt/openbdjam/var/upgrade/tmp/WEB-INF/lib/*.jar': No such file or directory
Hi, I didnt see a response on this failure when i posted last week and thought i would try today's build but I get the same problem : cp: cannot stat `/opt/openbdjam/var/upgrade/tm p/WEB-INF/lib/*.jar': No such file or directory However, it finishes with the message : Successfully upgraded to the nightly build
Unable to Change SessionTimeout
I've currently got an OpenBD application where I'm trying add a feature request where the user can set their preferred session timeout time. The top of my application.cfc looks like: ------ <cfcomponent name="Application" displayname="My App" output="false" > <cfset this.name = "MyApp"> <cfset this.applicationTimeout = CreateTimeSpan(0,2,0,0)>
openbd xmlparse error
Hello, I'm getting a cryptic error trying to parse an xml file. The error I'm getting is: Unrecognized error code: Cannot locate: Connection Failed The code that I have is as follows: <cfhttp url="[link] RSSFeeds/Recalls/rss.xml"> <cfset xmlrecalls = xmlParse(cfhttp.filecontent)>
openbd sbs 2008 iis7
I need to get openbd running on a sbs 2008 server to serve a cfml application. I downloaded the 1.2 windows installer, ran it, ensured that enable IIS 7 was checked and it finished with no issues. So, I went to the openbd administrator at [link] and I get page cannot be displayed. So, I went under "Services" and
Issue with datetime format dev-server vs GAE production environment
Hey all, turns out when I store NOW() in the gae dev server, it's stored as a string in ODBC format, but when doing the same on the GAE production environment it's, obviously stored in unix format, messing up any sorting. Are there any good practices for handling dates. I attempted to convert all dates on the production environment by writing a script
GAE exception: com.google.apphosting.runtime.HardDeadlineExceededError
I have an app that I have been working with for some time locally. It is a Mach-II/ColdSpring application, so the initial bootstrap takes a few seconds when working locally, but nothing terribly extreme. Recently I gave it a deployment and all seemed to work well. However, after hitting a milestone
openbdjam upgrade problem
I have run an apparently successful upgrade of my initial openbdjam install with this command ./openbdjam upgrade But when i start the stack again, and browse to the home page i get this error : 404 Not Found ... so i have reverted to the previous jars as mentioned in the instructions
Where do i start troubleshooting OpenBDJam
I have installed OpenBDJam on a fresh Debian 5 install and it worked fine until i rebooted the machine, ran ./openbdjam start, which appeared to work, but i get an error page when i browse to the site root: 503 Service Temporarily Unavailable The server is temporarily unable to service your request due to
Multiple Sites
Hi All again, Ive been searching on how to add multiple sites to my server, and all running OpenBD. I have created the directories , and am looking to add urls like admin.howcrafty.co.za, clients.howcrafty.co.za and in future, I would like to add other domains like [link]. I want all of these to be on the same server and all able to using
Encrypting URL's
1. Should I encrypt url strings so that users are not enticed to play with them? 2. If so, what is the best way to go about it? I'm building a site/app and many things are done by passing variables through url's. I see this done all the time with facebook (profile id's), forums (page view, sorting), and other sites.







