C++ cfx

I’ve been asked back to look at an app I originally wrote for internal use
in c.1998, I last looked at it about 5 years ago, and amazingly they’re
still using it daily. Anyway, it’s currently on Win2k3 (32) / ACF8 and
they want to move it to Win2012R2 (x64) / Lucee. I’m sure it will mostly
port over quite easily, the biggest issue is quite a complex calendar which
uses CFX_ISOCalendar , which is a C++ CFX originally written for Allaire
CF2…

Since it might be far easier to keep this going rather than rewrite the
calendar part of the app, I found various notes about how to register these
CFXes in the web admin, and I think I’ve done that correctly because it
verifies OK. However, if I run a simple test it completely crashes tomcat
with the error EXCEPTION_ACCESS_VIOLATION … problematic frame
[x64CFXNativeLib.dll+0x11da] So I found something about this
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!searchin/railo/c$2B$2B$20cfx/railo/chBGezS1jX0/nfW2FnEan0MJ
too, which doesn’t have any answer, but for sure I can find no
CFXNativeLib anywhere in the box, and google doesn’t turn up much else
for it either…

My questions:
Anyone know where I can find these dlls?
A comment to this article
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/30650704/is-it-possible-to-use-c-cfx-tags-in-railo
suggests this 32 bit CFX will never work on x64, so If I do find these
dlls, am I onto a complete loser anyway?

Thanks

Richard

If you had the source you could recompile,but that may not be an option.

I would install the Visual studio 4, 5 & 6 C++ runtimes on the host machine
you are trying to get this to run on. Then reboot it.

Its may just work or you may end up having to install some really old java
libraries to get it to run. It can be done, it maybe exceedingly costly or
painful to do so.On Thursday, October 15, 2015 at 5:46:07 AM UTC-4, Richard Meredith-Hardy wrote:

I’ve been asked back to look at an app I originally wrote for internal use
in c.1998, I last looked at it about 5 years ago, and amazingly they’re
still using it daily. Anyway, it’s currently on Win2k3 (32) / ACF8 and
they want to move it to Win2012R2 (x64) / Lucee. I’m sure it will mostly
port over quite easily, the biggest issue is quite a complex calendar which
uses CFX_ISOCalendar , which is a C++ CFX originally written for Allaire
CF2…

Since it might be far easier to keep this going rather than rewrite the
calendar part of the app, I found various notes about how to register these
CFXes in the web admin, and I think I’ve done that correctly because it
verifies OK. However, if I run a simple test it completely crashes tomcat
with the error EXCEPTION_ACCESS_VIOLATION … problematic frame
[x64CFXNativeLib.dll+0x11da] So I found something about this
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!searchin/railo/c$2B$2B$20cfx/railo/chBGezS1jX0/nfW2FnEan0MJ
too, which doesn’t have any answer, but for sure I can find no
CFXNativeLib anywhere in the box, and google doesn’t turn up much else
for it either…

My questions:
Anyone know where I can find these dlls?
A comment to this article
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/30650704/is-it-possible-to-use-c-cfx-tags-in-railo
suggests this 32 bit CFX will never work on x64, so If I do find these
dlls, am I onto a complete loser anyway?

Thanks

Richard

Sideways … what about using jQuery UI’s calendar? Assuming that
CFX_ISOCalendar simply generates a user interface to choose a date. It’s
well documented and maintained, easy to implement, already written, of
course …

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skype: ariamediaOn Thu, Oct 15, 2015 at 11:46 AM, Richard Meredith-Hardy <@Richard_Meredith-Har> wrote:

I’ve been asked back to look at an app I originally wrote for internal use
in c.1998, I last looked at it about 5 years ago, and amazingly they’re
still using it daily. Anyway, it’s currently on Win2k3 (32) / ACF8 and
they want to move it to Win2012R2 (x64) / Lucee. I’m sure it will mostly
port over quite easily, the biggest issue is quite a complex calendar which
uses CFX_ISOCalendar , which is a C++ CFX originally written for Allaire
CF2…

Since it might be far easier to keep this going rather than rewrite the
calendar part of the app, I found various notes about how to register these
CFXes in the web admin, and I think I’ve done that correctly because it
verifies OK. However, if I run a simple test it completely crashes tomcat
with the error EXCEPTION_ACCESS_VIOLATION … problematic frame
[x64CFXNativeLib.dll+0x11da] So I found something about this
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!searchin/railo/c$2B$2B$20cfx/railo/chBGezS1jX0/nfW2FnEan0MJ
too, which doesn’t have any answer, but for sure I can find no
CFXNativeLib anywhere in the box, and google doesn’t turn up much else
for it either…

My questions:
Anyone know where I can find these dlls?
A comment to this article
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/30650704/is-it-possible-to-use-c-cfx-tags-in-railo
suggests this 32 bit CFX will never work on x64, so If I do find these
dlls, am I onto a complete loser anyway?

Thanks

Richard


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You might want to look at full calendar.js, a jQuery calendar that produces a client-side Outlook style calendar that has hooks for viewing and editing calendar entries, including multiway events, etc.

http://fullcalendar.io/ http://fullcalendar.io/

You will still need code on the server side for calendar functionality, but it does everything else for you.> On Oct 18, 2015, at 1:50 AM, Richard Meredith-Hardy <@Richard_Meredith-Har> wrote:

I don’t have the source.

I did your suggestion of installing the runtimes, but no joy.

Looks like I’m going to have to rebuild the calendar part of the app

Thanks for the suggestions anyway.

Richard

On Thursday, 15 October 2015 17:27:55 UTC+1, Terry Whitney wrote:
If you had the source you could recompile,but that may not be an option.

I would install the Visual studio 4, 5 & 6 C++ runtimes on the host machine you are trying to get this to run on. Then reboot it.

Its may just work or you may end up having to install some really old java libraries to get it to run. It can be done, it maybe exceedingly costly or painful to do so.

On Thursday, October 15, 2015 at 5:46:07 AM UTC-4, Richard Meredith-Hardy wrote:
I’ve been asked back to look at an app I originally wrote for internal use in c.1998, I last looked at it about 5 years ago, and amazingly they’re still using it daily. Anyway, it’s currently on Win2k3 (32) / ACF8 and they want to move it to Win2012R2 (x64) / Lucee. I’m sure it will mostly port over quite easily, the biggest issue is quite a complex calendar which uses CFX_ISOCalendar , which is a C++ CFX originally written for Allaire CF2…

Since it might be far easier to keep this going rather than rewrite the calendar part of the app, I found various notes about how to register these CFXes in the web admin, and I think I’ve done that correctly because it verifies OK. However, if I run a simple test it completely crashes tomcat with the error EXCEPTION_ACCESS_VIOLATION … problematic frame [x64CFXNativeLib.dll+0x11da] So I found something about this https://groups.google.com/forum/#!searchin/railo/c$2B$2B$20cfx/railo/chBGezS1jX0/nfW2FnEan0MJ too, which doesn’t have any answer, but for sure I can find no CFXNativeLib anywhere in the box, and google doesn’t turn up much else for it either…

My questions:
Anyone know where I can find these dlls?
A comment to this article http://stackoverflow.com/questions/30650704/is-it-possible-to-use-c-cfx-tags-in-railo suggests this 32 bit CFX will never work on x64, so If I do find these dlls, am I onto a complete loser anyway?

Thanks

Richard


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stupid auto-correct. multi-day events.> On Oct 18, 2015, at 9:29 AM, Robert Munn <@Robert_Munn> wrote:

You might want to look at full calendar.js, a jQuery calendar that produces a client-side Outlook style calendar that has hooks for viewing and editing calendar entries, including multiway events, etc.

http://fullcalendar.io/ http://fullcalendar.io/

You will still need code on the server side for calendar functionality, but it does everything else for you.

On Oct 18, 2015, at 1:50 AM, Richard Meredith-Hardy <@Richard_Meredith-Har mailto:Richard_Meredith-Har> wrote:

I don’t have the source.

I did your suggestion of installing the runtimes, but no joy.

Looks like I’m going to have to rebuild the calendar part of the app

Thanks for the suggestions anyway.

Richard

On Thursday, 15 October 2015 17:27:55 UTC+1, Terry Whitney wrote:
If you had the source you could recompile,but that may not be an option.

I would install the Visual studio 4, 5 & 6 C++ runtimes on the host machine you are trying to get this to run on. Then reboot it.

Its may just work or you may end up having to install some really old java libraries to get it to run. It can be done, it maybe exceedingly costly or painful to do so.

On Thursday, October 15, 2015 at 5:46:07 AM UTC-4, Richard Meredith-Hardy wrote:
I’ve been asked back to look at an app I originally wrote for internal use in c.1998, I last looked at it about 5 years ago, and amazingly they’re still using it daily. Anyway, it’s currently on Win2k3 (32) / ACF8 and they want to move it to Win2012R2 (x64) / Lucee. I’m sure it will mostly port over quite easily, the biggest issue is quite a complex calendar which uses CFX_ISOCalendar , which is a C++ CFX originally written for Allaire CF2…

Since it might be far easier to keep this going rather than rewrite the calendar part of the app, I found various notes about how to register these CFXes in the web admin, and I think I’ve done that correctly because it verifies OK. However, if I run a simple test it completely crashes tomcat with the error EXCEPTION_ACCESS_VIOLATION … problematic frame [x64CFXNativeLib.dll+0x11da] So I found something about this https://groups.google.com/forum/#!searchin/railo/c$2B$2B$20cfx/railo/chBGezS1jX0/nfW2FnEan0MJ too, which doesn’t have any answer, but for sure I can find no CFXNativeLib anywhere in the box, and google doesn’t turn up much else for it either…

My questions:
Anyone know where I can find these dlls?
A comment to this article http://stackoverflow.com/questions/30650704/is-it-possible-to-use-c-cfx-tags-in-railo suggests this 32 bit CFX will never work on x64, so If I do find these dlls, am I onto a complete loser anyway?

Thanks

Richard


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I don’t have the source.

I did your suggestion of installing the runtimes, but no joy.

Looks like I’m going to have to rebuild the calendar part of the app

Thanks for the suggestions anyway.

RichardOn Thursday, 15 October 2015 17:27:55 UTC+1, Terry Whitney wrote:

If you had the source you could recompile,but that may not be an option.

I would install the Visual studio 4, 5 & 6 C++ runtimes on the host
machine you are trying to get this to run on. Then reboot it.

Its may just work or you may end up having to install some really old java
libraries to get it to run. It can be done, it maybe exceedingly costly or
painful to do so.

On Thursday, October 15, 2015 at 5:46:07 AM UTC-4, Richard Meredith-Hardy wrote:

I’ve been asked back to look at an app I originally wrote for internal
use in c.1998, I last looked at it about 5 years ago, and amazingly they’re
still using it daily. Anyway, it’s currently on Win2k3 (32) / ACF8 and
they want to move it to Win2012R2 (x64) / Lucee. I’m sure it will mostly
port over quite easily, the biggest issue is quite a complex calendar which
uses CFX_ISOCalendar , which is a C++ CFX originally written for Allaire
CF2…

Since it might be far easier to keep this going rather than rewrite the
calendar part of the app, I found various notes about how to register these
CFXes in the web admin, and I think I’ve done that correctly because it
verifies OK. However, if I run a simple test it completely crashes tomcat
with the error EXCEPTION_ACCESS_VIOLATION … problematic frame
[x64CFXNativeLib.dll+0x11da] So I found something about this
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!searchin/railo/c$2B$2B$20cfx/railo/chBGezS1jX0/nfW2FnEan0MJ
too, which doesn’t have any answer, but for sure I can find no
CFXNativeLib anywhere in the box, and google doesn’t turn up much else
for it either…

My questions:
Anyone know where I can find these dlls?
A comment to this article
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/30650704/is-it-possible-to-use-c-cfx-tags-in-railo
suggests this 32 bit CFX will never work on x64, so If I do find these
dlls, am I onto a complete loser anyway?

Thanks

Richard

I’ll take a look, thanks.

The main thing I need to recreate is a very condensed year planner which
works (worked) great with cfx_isocalendar

RichardOn Sunday, 18 October 2015 22:02:39 UTC+1, Robert Munn wrote:

stupid auto-correct. multi-day events.

On Oct 18, 2015, at 9:29 AM, Robert Munn <robert...@gmail.com <javascript:>> wrote:

You might want to look at full calendar.js, a jQuery calendar that
produces a client-side Outlook style calendar that has hooks for viewing
and editing calendar entries, including multiway events, etc.

http://fullcalendar.io/

You will still need code on the server side for calendar functionality,
but it does everything else for you.

On Oct 18, 2015, at 1:50 AM, Richard Meredith-Hardy <r....@flymicro.com <javascript:>> wrote:

I don’t have the source.

I did your suggestion of installing the runtimes, but no joy.

Looks like I’m going to have to rebuild the calendar part of the app

Thanks for the suggestions anyway.

Richard

On Thursday, 15 October 2015 17:27:55 UTC+1, Terry Whitney wrote:

If you had the source you could recompile,but that may not be an option.

I would install the Visual studio 4, 5 & 6 C++ runtimes on the host
machine you are trying to get this to run on. Then reboot it.

Its may just work or you may end up having to install some really old
java libraries to get it to run. It can be done, it maybe exceedingly
costly or painful to do so.

On Thursday, October 15, 2015 at 5:46:07 AM UTC-4, Richard Meredith-Hardy wrote:

I’ve been asked back to look at an app I originally wrote for internal
use in c.1998, I last looked at it about 5 years ago, and amazingly they’re
still using it daily. Anyway, it’s currently on Win2k3 (32) / ACF8 and
they want to move it to Win2012R2 (x64) / Lucee. I’m sure it will mostly
port over quite easily, the biggest issue is quite a complex calendar which
uses CFX_ISOCalendar , which is a C++ CFX originally written for Allaire
CF2…

Since it might be far easier to keep this going rather than rewrite the
calendar part of the app, I found various notes about how to register these
CFXes in the web admin, and I think I’ve done that correctly because it
verifies OK. However, if I run a simple test it completely crashes tomcat
with the error EXCEPTION_ACCESS_VIOLATION … problematic frame
[x64CFXNativeLib.dll+0x11da] So I found something about this
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!searchin/railo/c$2B$2B$20cfx/railo/chBGezS1jX0/nfW2FnEan0MJ
too, which doesn’t have any answer, but for sure I can find no
CFXNativeLib anywhere in the box, and google doesn’t turn up much else
for it either…

My questions:
Anyone know where I can find these dlls?
A comment to this article
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/30650704/is-it-possible-to-use-c-cfx-tags-in-railo
suggests this 32 bit CFX will never work on x64, so If I do find these
dlls, am I onto a complete loser anyway?

Thanks

Richard


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