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CFMXJ2ee advantages over CFMX Standalone
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| Date: |
01/04/03
6 Posts
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| Summary: |
If you are using CFMX for J2EE on a multi-processor system, you can set up multiple server instances (JRun processes or JVMs) to safely isolate multiple CFMX sites. This technical overview makes an excellent comparison between CFMX for J2EE and the CFMX Standalone ...a definite "must read." |
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How Do I Get the Domain Name Extracted from the URL of a Request...
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| Date: |
01/04/03
2 Posts
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| Summary: |
You can extract the domain name from a url by accessing CGI.SERVER_NAME or CGI.HTTP_HOST. The following function also works:
<cfscript>
function getDomainName()
{
return
getPageContext().getRequest().getServerName();
}
</cfscript>
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How Do I Get the Domain Name Extracted from the URL of a Requeste...
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| Title: |
CFLOGIN Problems
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| Date: |
01/05/03
5 Posts
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| Summary: |
Use CFLOGIN in Application.cfm to associate login credentials with each page request. If a user's login credentials have been cached, the login is bypassed. Otherwise, it executes. |
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