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- Re: [railo] Railo Compile into CFCLasses directory has 4 digits in name??
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*I am able to get the virtual paths with the function below, but for some
reason it doesn't show me mappings that are defined in this.mappings in
Application.cfc*
<cffunction name="getMappingsInvert"
hint="returns a struct where the key is the physical path and the value is
a ; separated list of all virtual paths that point to it">
- Re: [railo] Railo Memory Monitor Plugin
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sorry i have not seen your attachments before, this graph looks fine to me,
perhaps we need a graph for a longer period, not just a hour, you can
change above up to a week. of course the data are logged beginning with the
installation of the extension.
/micha
2012/2/22 Michael Offner <mich...@getrailo.com>
- Re: [railo] Railo Memory Monitor Plugin
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send a graph to the list. then we will perhaps see a pattern.
The "Memory Monitor" ist just the first peace of the puzzle, there will
following more:
- Scopes Monitor: shows how many objects are in all scopes over all
contextes.
- Request Log Monitor: shows a request history that can be filtered by
- Re: [railo] Railo Compile into CFCLasses directory has 4 digits in name??
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if you know all the virtual path then yes.
it would be a much easier when you could translate from class to template.
/micha
2012/2/22 Igal <d...@21solutions.net>
- Re: [railo] Railo Compile into CFCLasses directory has 4 digits in name??
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so the problem is when multiple virtual paths point to the same physical
path?
maybe I can enumerate all the mappings and if multiple virtual paths point
to the same physical path I can test all of them for fileExists()?
- Re: [railo] Railo -> MySQL utf-8 issue.
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be careful simply setting everything to UTF-8, most code/text editors do
not use UTF-8. the default value for the template/resource charset is the
OS default charset and this for a good reason. most text/code editors use
this charset.
UTF-8 is not the "universal charset" that solve everything.
But Sean is right.
- Re: [railo] Railo Compile into CFCLasses directory has 4 digits in name??
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after thinking a little bit about this, i have seen a problem with my
solution.
let's say you have the following structure
/my/server/webroot/a/b/c/index .cfm
and you have 2 mappings defined in the admin
virtual:"/gian"; physical:"/my/server/webroot/a /b/c/"
virtual:"/susi"; physical:"/my/server/webroot/a /b/c/"
- Re: [railo] Railo Compile into CFCLasses directory has 4 digits in name??
- one-way solution is all I need. it works. thank you :)
- Re: [railo] Railo Compile into CFCLasses directory has 4 digits in name??
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replace
<cfset ps=pc.getRelativePageSource(co ntract)>
with
<cfset ps=pc.getPageSource(contract)>
/micha
2012/2/22 Michael Offner <mich...@getrailo.com>