I have an application that we are migrating from ColdFusion 9 to ColdFusion 2016.
I am having an issue on a page that creates 6 charts and saves them as images on the server.
The system will generate some of the images but then I get a message:
Encountered code generation error while compiling script: generated bytecode for method exceeds 64K limit.
I am not sure how I can resolve this issue.
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Actually I am moving or rather migrating a web application from SharePoint 2013 to SharePoint 2016. There are 3 content dbs and I have restored them in the 2016 server. Now I am able to mount 2 dbs as far. The 3rd db is showing compatibility level mismatch while mounting it. I have checked in 2013 management shell that all the site collections in the 3rd db has compatibility level of 15. But whenever I am trying to see the compatibility level using Get-SPSites command in 2016 management shell, I am getting this...
Url CompatibilityLevel
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https://webapp/sites/site1
https://webapp/sites/site2
https://webapp/sites/site3
I don't know why it's coming like this. Anyone knows what to do?
Running Sonarqube 5.6.1 MSBuild scanner C#/javascript with mutiple projects with a MSSqlServer db. The global measures tab displays all appropriate projects as expected, however drilling down into individual projects - the measures tab there is blank.
All plugins are updated, nothing custom or esoteric is installed - (C#, SonarJS, Git, Timeline). Server restarted.
The scanner log has no errors and indicates SUCCESS. All of the other tabs [home,issues code, dashboards] are appropriately updated with the latest scan results as expected.
Is there some plugin that's required to enable the measures tab? Some additional configuration required to select what is displayed on this page Installing Sonarqube locally and running with internally db with out of the box settings the measures tab is populated as expected with Maintainability, Duplications, Size, Complexity, Documentation, Issues.
Any troubleshooting ideas appreciated.
The Measures tab is built-in, it doesn't require any plugin.
Reports of blank Measures page often involved the following situation:
reverse-proxy used in front of SonarQube server
reverse-proxy has a setting controlling the maximum URL length
when loading the Measures page, that setting caused an HTTP request to be kicked-out, which caused the page to be empty
increasing the maximum allowed URL length improved the situation
Does anyone know when the .Net Framework 4.6.1 will be supported on the hosted build controller within VSTS or VSO?
I've found information that it's not currently supported but none on when it's likely to be.
4.6.1 came with VS 2015 QU2.
We are currently in the process of releasing a new image with that on it but we hit an image corruption issue with Azure. It should have gone out a couple weeks ago but it's in a day for day slip. Today, we got a workaround which we are trying. I'll try and update here when it's on the image. I'm hoping very soon.
Update:
We have an image produced and got past the corruption issue. Testing and rolling through scale units. Targeting Friday.
I'm planning a migration on a server from ColdFusion MX7 (Server 2003) to ColdFusion 11(Server 2012). There is a Other Server Where I need to migrate from ColdFusion 8 (Server 2008) to ColdFusion 11. Does my System effect in any way when upgrading like tags, or compatibility issues. Does anyone know which steps I should without effecting. I know about the code analyzer that we had in Cf administrator. I want to know if there is anything effected seriously when migrating.
Thanks in Advance
Kiran Kumar
The Code Analyzer helps in migrating your applications to ColdFusion 11 from earlier versions of ColdFusion. However, it checks the same for only two versions back. The Code Analyzer reviews the CFML pages that you specify and informs you of any potential compatibility issues. It detects unsupported and deprecated CFML features, and outlines the required implementation changes that ensure a smooth migration.
As far as the code compatibility is concerned, everything "should" work. However, it is recommended to check the code compatibility and deprecated tags (if any). You can refer to https://wikidocs.adobe.com/wiki/display/coldfusionen/Deprecated+Features & https://wikidocs.adobe.com/wiki/display/coldfusionen/Deprecated+tags,+attributes,+and+values.
I have briefly covered the entire Migration process here. So, will not iterate the same. Also, you can have a look at another helpful article for Migration Tweaks.
Having said that all, it's strongly recommended to test your website on the Testing/Development environment, before moving it on Production.
Hope this gives a better picture of the migration process.
I did the migration in the past, did not face important issue, as everyone have a different system the best solution would
- Backup
- Test the upgrade and see
if it's a production machine, you can copy your machine to a vm and test the upgrade there. it's may be a lot of work, but you can not know if you don't test
I am currently moving a ColdFusion 9 site to Coldfusion 11 and the way I tested it was to create a separate set of folders on the ms2013 server. I ran them side by side with a duplicate database with a different name for the test site.
I have moved sites up from 5 to 9 with few issues and the only one that really got me in ColdFusion 11 is dbtype in database functions. It has not only been depreciated but will always throw an error if found.
It also depends on how Coldfusion 11 will react to cfcs and other special tags if you use them. I don't so it was a snap.
Examples:
mydatabase
mydatabase1
mypagesfolder
mypagesfolder1
index.cfm
index1.cfm
Going live was a snap. I just renamed the folders, links*, dsn and renamed index1.cfm to index.cfm.
*Links only need to be changed if posting outside of folder and if so just the path.
Anyone knows how to up the request time length in drupal? I'm trying to download large files via the web services module but my token keeps expiring because the request takes so long. I know there is a setting in drupal to do this but I just can't find it.
UPDATE
So I found out how to up the request time (/admin/build/services/settings) but that didn't work. I'm still getting "The request timed out" on files about 10mb large. Anyone has any ideas? Also, I'm using ASIHTTPRequest and drupal-ios-sdk and downloading the files to an iPad.
Turns out it was the default timeOutSeconds property on the ASIHTTPRequest was too small (10 seconds). When I uped it, my large files downloaded ok