Just a quick note: I did finally find the time to re-test the ntlmHTTP project for ColdFusion after the installation of .NET 3.5 on our ColdFusion test server (check out my earlier posts on the subject). And yes, ntlmHTTP works – at least for accessing web pages that are protected by “Windows Integrated Authentication”. Next trials will try [...]
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ntlmHTTP (Update 4) – It Works (Of Course)
Posted in .NET, ColdFusion, Software Development, Web Development on 17/09/2011 |
‘Runtime’ Does Not Equal ‘Framework’
Posted in .NET, ColdFusion, Software Development on 06/09/2011 |
My ‘DotnetRuntimeEnvironment’ component for ColdFusion managed to surprise me: after installing the .NET framework 3.5 the ‘GetSystemVersion()‘ method still returned ‘2.0.50727‘, rather than the ‘3.5‘ or so I expected. It took some digging to find a decent explanation, but the reason appears to be mundane (at least for .NET experts): my component actually returns the [...]
A Better ‘DotnetRuntimeEnvironment’ Component in CFML
Posted in .NET, ColdFusion, Software Development on 01/09/2011 |
I have been testing the ‘DotnetRuntimeEnvironment’ component I wrote about a week ago. Doing so also pointed to a better, more robust version. Here it is (the » symbol again means you should put what follows on the preceding line): <cfcomponent name=”DotnetRuntimeEnvironment” > <cfset VARIABLES.noruntime = “NORUNTIME” /> <cfset init() /> <cffunction name=”init” access=”private” returntype=”void” [...]
ntlmHTTP Update (3) – How To Detect The DotNet Version In ColdFusion
Posted in .NET, ColdFusion, Software Development, Web Development on 24/08/2011 | 1 Comment »
I have had a bit of trouble to get ntmlHTTP running correctly on our servers. In response to my ticket on RiaForge, Nick Harvey clarified the dependence of the DLL on .NET version 3.5 (or higher, I suppose). I’m not a Windows nor a .NET specialist, and I don’t have many rights on the servers [...]
ntlmHTTP Update (2)
Posted in .NET, ColdFusion, Software Development, Web Development on 11/08/2011 |
We have been trying out the 0.2 version of the ntlmHTTP project for ColdFusion, in order to see if we could call the SharePoint webservices. Unfortunately, POSTing a SOAP request never works: we always end up with a nasty error message for any of the new methods. Here’s a sample message: System.MissingMethodException: Could not find [...]
ntlmHTTP Update
Posted in .NET, ColdFusion, Software Development, Web Development on 09/08/2011 |
At work, we have tried the initial version of the ntlmhttp project on RiaForge (see my post from last week as well). We’re (still!) on CF8, installed in a minimal way, so I had to install the .NET integration layer first. But that is fairly simple: Download and install the Download ColdFusion 8 .NET Integration Service Installer (EXE, [...]
