Event Gateways

[Mike Nimer]

Each hosting company is different so you will have to ask them. There is a
way to add the event gateway with the adminapi, but you still need to have
access to the admin password. Since the hosting company doesn't allow you to
access the cfadmin, odds are they won't give you the password either. But
you can always ask.

---nimer



"Abinidi" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
news:cusveh$3j$1@forums.macromedia.com...

> Would event gateways be allowed in a shared hosting enviroment? What if an
> end
> user does not have access to the CF administrator? Can it be programmed
> into
> the administrator? I have written one, yet I cannot add it to the
> administrator since I dont have access to it. I am not even sure if it is
> an
> option in a shared enviroment. Do any hosts allow this?
>

[ianwinter]

Out of curiosity, what does your gateway do?

[sviolet]

In Cold Fusion MX, I am supposed to be able to open up the ColdFusion
administrator and click on Event Gateways, then Gateway Types.

I should see a list of the default gateways that ship with ColdFusion MX 7.

I don't get see this as an option when I open my CF administrator.

Any suggestions as to why not.

Thanks for your time

[xentrix]

The most obvious reason I can think of is that you are using the Standard edition of ColdFusion, which doesn't support Event Gateways; only Enterprise supports them.

Andy

[sviolet]

Thanks Andy, you are right. I have the Standard edition.

I am trying to create a file managment system (following
[url]http://webmonkey.wired.com/webmonkey/05/08/index3a.html?tw=programming[/url] as an
example)

Can I do this without event gateways?

Thanks