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Murrah — 2006-12-15T16:59:56

I had a problem when the page I was getting has a flash file on it. Under IE6, the flash file wouldnt play when I outputted the cfhttp.filecontent.

The resolveurl="yes" parameter on the cfhttp tag is changing the classid="clsid:D27CD...{etc} parameter to include the absolute url so it ends up like this:

classid="http://www.mysite.com.au/clsid:D27C...{etc}

and that obviously stops the ActiveX flash player from being found.

If I remove the url from the classid value before displaying the page, it all works properly.

Additionally, if the
The workaround is to use absolute urls on either the original page if you have access to them, or adjust the filecontent variable after you have done the cfhttp (I am assuming you need to use resolveurl=yes for other parts of the page, as I did.)

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bizarrojack — 2006-04-05T17:09:12

FYI, if coldfusion needs you to import an SSL certificate, and you are using "throwOnError=yes", the exception won't exactly lead you right to the heart of the problem. Exception type is "COM.Allaire.ColdFusion.HTTPFailure" and the message is "Connection Failure: Status code unavailable," which is probably shared with several other types of problems.

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ASandstrom — 2005-10-20T08:00:47

The password is "changeit" by default.
The Tech Note:
ColdFusion MX: Configuring Secure SSL Connection with LDAP Directory Server
at
http://www.macromedia.com/cfusion/knowledgebase/index.cfm?id=tn_19139
provides more detail about using the keytool command.

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ProphecyVI — 2005-10-13T05:58:21

Running the code on this page to add a certificate:

keytool -import -keystore cacerts -alias giveUniqueName -file filename.cer

does not work, because running that command prompts you to 'Enter keystore password'. What password does it want? I have tried our CF admin password and others, none work.

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dday — 2005-08-17T08:25:22

"Some versions of IIS may use an HTTPCompression algorithm that is incompatible with ColdFusion (or Java in general). When using CFHTTP to perform the operations GET or POST on the target website, if the target site is using Microsoft IIS with HTTP Compression enabled, the CFHTTP tag may report a Connection Failure" If this is the case, you need to add the following params to cfhttp:

Here is a link to an article by Steven Erat fulling explaining the issue:
http://www.talkingtree.com/blog/index.cfm?mode=entry&entry=25AA8297-45A6-2844-729DBD51575C1BD2