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Shane Curless

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Mar 17, 2015, 11:44:40 AM3/17/15
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Hi,

I figured since everyone has moved to this group I'd ask here, can anyone shed some light on the issue discussed in this thread?



Desmond Miles

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Mar 17, 2015, 12:26:18 PM3/17/15
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Hi, I've answered you there ;-)
Don't know if it will help you...

Michael Offner

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Mar 17, 2015, 2:14:17 PM3/17/15
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It's funny I was just working on that wiki entry, but this part is still missing 

I will fill in that gap and will then let you know ...

Micha
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Shane Curless

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Mar 17, 2015, 6:20:50 PM3/17/15
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Hmm, is it at all possible to add such a feature to Lucee, that allows functions to be called via the appScope object, without requiring a PageContext?

Alternatively, if I recall, CLI "Requests" do not time out. Is there a way of making a never-ending request from CFML code?
My theory is, that a request could be made, then force close the response stream via getPageContext().getResponseStream().close() (I know this works, I use it in several places when dealing with binary data such as the piped output of ffmpeg, wkhtmltopdf etc.), leaving the request active from the server side, but finished from the client's point of view.

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Mar 17, 2015, 7:09:26 PM3/17/15
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Kind regards,

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Michael Offner

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Mar 18, 2015, 2:59:01 AM3/18/15
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Between the lines

Micha

Am Dienstag, 17. März 2015 schrieb Shane Curless :
Hmm, is it at all possible to add such a feature to Lucee, that allows functions to be called via the appScope object, without requiring a PageContext?
I will extend the wiki entry with a example of how you can create a pagecontext  yourself 


Alternatively, if I recall, CLI "Requests" do not time out. Is there a way of making a never-ending request from CFML code?
Simply set cfset ting to a very high number 
My theory is, that a request could be made, then force close the response stream via getPageContext().getResponseStream().close() (I know this works, I use it in several places when dealing with binary data such as the piped output of ffmpeg, wkhtmltopdf etc.), leaving the request active from the server side, but finished from the client's point of view.
Creating a  pagecontext only simulates the servlet environment, so you no longer have interaction with the servlet engine. 
 

Desmond Miles

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Mar 31, 2015, 3:18:22 PM3/31/15
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Looks like you added the expected "When Lucee does not load your Java code" in the wiki :

On Wednesday, March 18, 2015 at 7:59:01 AM UTC+1, Micha wrote:
Between the lines

Micha

Am Dienstag, 17. März 2015 schrieb Shane Curless :
Hmm, is it at all possible to add such a feature to Lucee, that allows functions to be called via the appScope object, without requiring a PageContext?
I will extend the wiki entry with a example of how you can create a pagecontext  yourself 


Alternatively, if I recall, CLI "Requests" do not time out. Is there a way of making a never-ending request from CFML code?
Simply set cfset ting to a very high number 
My theory is, that a request could be made, then force close the response stream via getPageContext().getResponseStream().close() (I know this works, I use it in several places when dealing with binary data such as the piped output of ffmpeg, wkhtmltopdf etc.), leaving the request active from the server side, but finished from the client's point of view.
Creating a  pagecontext only simulates the servlet environment, so you no longer have interaction with the servlet engine. 
 
On 17 March 2015 at 14:14, Michael Offner <mic...@lucee.org> wrote:
It's funny I was just working on that wiki entry, but this part is still missing 

I will fill in that gap and will then let you know ...

Micha

Am Dienstag, 17. März 2015 schrieb Shane Curless :
Hi,

I figured since everyone has moved to this group I'd ask here, can anyone shed some light on the issue discussed in this thread?



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Shane Curless

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Mar 31, 2015, 4:04:38 PM3/31/15
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That is absolutely fantastic! I now have a solid reason to migrate my Railo servers to Lucee :-)

Michael Offner

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Apr 2, 2015, 2:59:06 AM4/2/15
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But this is only for Lucee 5, not Lucee 4.5...

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Shane Curless

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Apr 2, 2015, 7:43:03 AM4/2/15
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Yeah I realised that.. Any idea on an ETA? Or is there a branch I can download now? Even looking at the source of that function could
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Andrew Dixon

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Apr 2, 2015, 8:30:15 AM4/2/15
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Hi Shane,

The beta for Lucee 5 will be available soon, next week or so, no date on a final release yet. The source is not publicly available yet either.

Kind regards,

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