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dump to file The DumpToFile() is created to help developers dump coldfusion objects to a file for debugging purpose. You can dump objects like cfcatch, query, query result, session, variables and any coldfusion variables using this function.
DumpToFile()
<!--- dumpToFile :: dumps a max of 5 objects to a file. ---> <cffunction name="dumpToFile" access="public"> <cfargument name="data1" required="no" type="any"> <cfargument name="data2" required="no" type="any"> <cfargument name="data3" required="no" type="any"> <cfargument name="data4" required="no" type="any"> <cfargument name="data5" required="no" type="any"> <cfargument name="pfn" required="no" type="string"> <cfset aPFN = "c:/dump/zDump_#DateFormat(now(),'yyyy-mm-dd-')##TimeFormat(now(),'HH-mm-ss-lll')#.htm"> <cfif IsDefined("arguments.pfn") AND len(trim(arguments.pfn)) GT 0> <cfset aPFN = "#arguments.pfn#"> </cfif> <cfsavecontent variable="dumpVar"> <cfoutput> Time: #now()#<p> <cfif IsDefined("arguments.data1")><cfdump var="#arguments.data1#"><hr></cfif> <cfif IsDefined("arguments.data2")><cfdump var="#arguments.data2#"><hr></cfif> <cfif IsDefined("arguments.data3")><cfdump var="#arguments.data3#"><hr></cfif> <cfif IsDefined("arguments.data4")><cfdump var="#arguments.data4#"><hr></cfif> <cfif IsDefined("arguments.data5")><cfdump var="#arguments.data5#"><hr></cfif> </cfoutput> </cfsavecontent> <!--- force the thread to sleep for 100ms, to avoid overwriting the dump file ---> <cfset thread = CreateObject("java", "java.lang.Thread")> <cfset thread.sleep(100)> <!--- create "C:/dumps" folder ---> <cfif NOT DirectoryExists("c:/dump")> <cfdirectory action="create" directory="c:/dump"> </cfif> <cffile action="write" file="#aPFN#" output="#dumpVar#" /> </cffunction>
How to use DumpToFile() in your code
<!--- how to use dumpToFile ---> <cfset monitorObj = CreateObject("component","monitor")> 1. dump to custom file [optional] <cfset monitorObj.dumpToFile("arg1", "arg2", "arg3", "arg4", "arg5", "c:/someFile.htm")> 2. dump upto 5 objects <cfset monitorObj.dumpToFile("arg1", "arg2", "arg3", "arg4", "arg5")> 3. dump single object <cfset monitorObj.dumpToFile("arg1")> Result: zdump-2007-12-31-17-27-33-147.htm file will be created under c:\dump\ which contains the objects dump info |
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