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Re: [railo] Could Railo implement a structnew() option to create a cache with fixed max size? What about persistent storage of shared memory?

2013-05-19T21:52:43Z

You're right, I forgot that apache 2 is a permissive license. I wrongly
thought it was same as GPL.

Re: [railo] Could Railo implement a structnew() option to create a cache with fixed max size? What about persistent storage of shared memory?

2013-05-19T21:37:13Z

I don't have any thoughts on your actual topic, but with regards to:

Apache v2.0 license is compatible with GPLv3 and by extension LGPLv3. This
has been confirmed by both Apache and the FSF.

(Where "compatible with" basically means "can be included in code licensed
as", and is one-directional.)

Could Railo implement a structnew() option to create a cache with fixed max size? What about persistent storage of shared memory?

2013-05-19T20:29:03Z

I tested structnew('soft') under low memory conditions and found that it
works pretty well. It deleted many of the struct keys without throwing any
errors.
But let's say you want to have a hashmap with a limited size and least
recently used algorithm for determining which ones to delete first when it

Railo 4 on Ubuntu White Screen

2013-05-19T12:40:58Z

My new application ran beautifully for several months, I never had to
restart the service. Intermittently, I have started getting a white screen
for every request to my web app. This typically lasts a minute or two, and
then clears up, only to repeat again in 5 minutes or so. Restarting Railo

Re: [railo] Admin Feature Idea

2013-05-18T20:30:48Z

AuthN/AuthZ modularization sounds like a sensible idea. =)

Down that path-ish I have an extension for Apache Shiro, but it doesn't
deal with the admin itself-- it's a module for anything really.

I haven't looked into what it would require to do use this for the
admin, but it might not be super easy. There's a lot of stuff which is

Re: [railo] POIFSFileSystem class clash with POI

2013-05-18T20:19:18Z

...

I'm not 100% certain, but IIRC from a recent discussion here, that
library is used for Lucene document searching.

So theoretically, as long as you're not having cfsearch index the
contents of PDFs and whatnot, you could just remove it-- but as always,
one should have test coverage of things so one is less likely to be

Re: [railo] Re: Can I see someones Apache config file ?

2013-05-18T20:07:31Z

Here's what the installer for OS X currently adds to the conf file:

<IfModule mod_proxy.c>
<Proxy *>
Allow from 127.0.0.1
</Proxy>
ProxyPreserveHost On
ProxyPassMatch ^/(.+\.cf[cm])(/.*)?$ [link]
ProxyPassMatch ^/(.+\.cfchart)(/.*)?$ [link]

Re: [railo] error on simple querying postgres cfscript

2013-05-18T09:18:40Z

Except if the query is an insert, because then there actually are keys to
return.

Jochem

Re: [railo] Re: Java -> Railo

2013-05-18T06:25:26Z

Yep. Check out the tests to see how/what's been implemented. It's
pretty simplistic, but if you look at the hornetq api it should be
pretty straightforward to add whatever you need, the library is quite
impressive.

Thanks!

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Re: [railo] Using "extendsjava" attribute on a CFC

2013-05-18T06:23:31Z

...

Grrrr. :)

My jLine stuff for the CLI is working, haven't had a chance to test this
specific example though. Maybe there's something different about that
interface?

I think update+revert would result in that, so theoretically, yes. I'd
write a unit test for it, to be sure. :)

Re: [railo] Port problem

2013-05-17T23:13:57Z

Correct.

How did you install Railo?
How did you try and connect to Apache?

If you us the Railo installer, and Apache is installed, you will be given
an option for Apache to be set up for you.

*AJ Mercer*
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Re: [railo] Re: Railo 4 cannot cfhttp post files to php servers (RAILO-2280)

2013-05-17T20:33:21Z

Hello,

I have attached a file to the ticket that compares the results of cfhttp
vs apache.commons.httpclient posts to a php script. When a file is added to
the post, the php script does not see any of the cfhttp post data, whereas
the httpclient data is there.

The php script used for the post is hosted by a friend, we can request

Is mod_JK.so still required in Railo version 4.0.4.001 final

2013-05-17T19:11:44Z

Hi,
having unusual difficulty geting railo to work on Windows 7\
You read and rad and read until after awhile, nothing at all makes sense
So, is mod_JK.so still needed wit the latest version of Railo (Railo
4.0.4.001 final)
I've read in some places it is not)
Exactly what entries need to be in the apache configuration file to get the

Re: Can I see someones Apache config file ?

2013-05-17T18:11:54Z

If only you had posted the configuration file so I could SEE that ;-)

RE: [railo] Can I see someones Apache config file ?

2013-05-17T17:58:17Z

Your apache is not doing proxying. You can stop apache and just tell Railo/Tomcat to run on port 80 if you want. Otherwise you need to tell Apache to proxy the CFM requests to 8888

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