date:20060328

For some reason, I can't get metrics running on a recent CFMX7 upgrade (from 
CFMX6.1).  The relevant portions on jrun.xml are as follows:

!-- This Service provides metrics information  --
  !-- == --
  service class=coldfusion.server.jrun4.metrics.MetricsServiceAdapter 
name=MetricsService
attribute name=bindToJNDItrue/attribute
  /service
  
!-- == --
  !-- This Service represents JRun's logging facility--
  !-- == --
  service class=jrunx.logger.LoggerService name=LoggerService
attribute name=format{server.date} {log.level} 
{log.message}{log.exception}/attribute
!-- You can modify format to suit your need. --
!-- EXAMPLE: attribute name=format{date MM/dd HH:mm:ss} 
{log.message}{log.exception}/attribute --
attribute name=errorEnabledtrue/attribute
attribute name=warningEnabledtrue/attribute
attribute name=infoEnabledtrue/attribute
attribute name=debugEnabledfalse/attribute
!-- You may also need to uncomment MetricsService if you want metrics 
enabled --
attribute name=metricsEnabledtrue/attribute
attribute name=metricsLogFrequency120/attribute
attribute name=metricsFormatWeb threads (busy/total): 
{jrpp.busyTh}/{jrpp.totalTh} Sessions: {sessions} Total Memory={totalMemory} 
Free={freeMemory}/attribute
service class=jrunx.logger.ThreadedLogEventHandler 
name=ThreadedLogEventHandler
  service class=jrunx.logger.ConsoleLogEventHandler 
name=:service=ConsoleLogEventHandler /
  service class=jrunx.logger.FileLogEventHandler 
name=FileLogEventHandler
attribute 
name=filename{jrun.rootdir}/logs/{jrun.server.name}-event.log/attribute
attribute name=rotationSize200k/attribute
attribute name=rotationFiles3/attribute
!-- Use heading to specify an alternate log heading for system event 
log. --
!-- EXAMPLE: attribute name=heading# Created by JRun on {date 
MM/dd HH:mm:ss}/attribute --
attribute name=closeDelay5000/attribute
attribute name=deleteOnExitfalse/attribute
  /service
/service
  /service
 
Is there something I'm doing wrong?  The log directory is 
C:\CFusionMX7\runtime\logs, and I'm looking at coldfusion-out.log.

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CFMX7 Logs Using CFMX6 Logs!

After upgrading to CFMX7, I'm seeing something weird.  I haven't uninstalled 
CFMX6.1 yet, but the service is turned off.  In any case, I'm seeing that CFMX7 
is using C:\ColdFusionMX\logs instead of C:\ColdFusionMX7\logs.  Why the heck 
would it be doing this, and how can I change it?

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Using CfPOP

2006-03-28 Thread Ken

Hi. I have a mailing list in a db, and I need to start flagging email
addresses that bounce back emails. I am thinking of using CFPOP to read
bounced emails, or read a special header that I embed when sending the
emails. Then update a flag in the db.

That's vaguely what i need to do. However, has anyone done this in a better
and more efficient manner? If so, please help.

Thanks,
Ken.


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Re: CFMX7 Logs Using CFMX6 Logs!

2006-03-28 Thread Rob Wilkerson

In the MX 7 administrator, you can specify your logging directory. 
Look in the logging settings section, I believe.

On 3/28/06, Sung Woo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 After upgrading to CFMX7, I'm seeing something weird.  I haven't uninstalled 
 CFMX6.1 yet, but the service is turned off.  In any case, I'm seeing that 
 CFMX7 is using C:\ColdFusionMX\logs instead of C:\ColdFusionMX7\logs.  Why 
 the heck would it be doing this, and how can I change it?

 

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Re: where to start Ajax or Flex?

2006-03-28 Thread j s

James and everyone,

Thanks for the head start.

 I've been very happy with CFAJAX - it offes a good feature set and it
 can be deployed without mappings or any other admin changes. AjaxCFC
 is similar in some ways, and there are other options like JSMX and
 Neuromancer.
 
 In general I've found AJAX techniques to be relatively easy to use
 (via CFAJAX), providing a user interface with which the user is
 familiar (html).
 
 My Fusion Authority article on CF and AJAX may also assist:
 
 http://www.fusionauthority.
 com/Techniques/4593-Using-AJAX-with-ColdFusion-Part-I
 
 On 3/28/06, j s [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  I don't know a lick of Java and have played with Flash Remoting and 
 AS 2.  I can see the future in either Ajax of Flex.  I'm sorta leaning 
 towards Ajax cause from my understanding its cheaper, now, and I think 
 it can be deployed on any hosting services.
 
  Also correct me if I'm wrong but Flex since it uses Flash Player the 
 stage can't be set dynamicaly.  If I build a dynamic form or page or 
 menu system that varies in size I would have to plan out the stage 
 size ahead of time.  Thats not dynamic.  I hope I'm wrong on this.
 
  I haven't see or notice much talk about CF and Ajax.  Can someone 
 point me in the right direction on how to get started and their 
 experience with either of the two.  Also how limited is Backbase for 
 CF or CFAjax?
 
 --
 CFAJAX docs and other useful articles:
 http://jr-holmes.coldfusionjournal.
com/

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Re: Reg Expression to revome (most) punctuation

2006-03-28 Thread Paul Giesenhagen

Perfect ... thanks!

Paul Giesenhagen
QuillDesign
417-885-1375
http://www.quilldesign.com


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Sent: Tuesday, March 28, 2006 2:06 AM
Subject: Re: Reg Expression to revome (most) punctuation


 Hi,

 rereplacenocase(string, '[a-z0-9 ]+', '', 'all')
 This will remove every occurences of a character
 that is NOT within the range of A-Z (both cases),
 0-9 or a space.

 Actually this will remove only letters number and spaces... to negate the
 range., you need a caret:
 rereplacenocase(string, '[^a-z0-9 ]', '', 'all')

 But, you could also replace the punctuation class:
 reReplaceNoCase(string, '[[:punct:]]', '', 'all')

 HTH,

 Chris


 

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Re: CFMX7 Logs Using CFMX6 Logs!

Thanks, Rob!

 In the MX 7 administrator, you can specify your logging directory. 
 Look in the logging settings section, I believe.
 
 On 3/28/06, Sung Woo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  After upgrading to CFMX7, I'm seeing something weird.  I haven't 
 uninstalled CFMX6.1 yet, but the service is turned off.  In any case, 
 I'm seeing that CFMX7 is using C:\ColdFusionMX\logs instead of 
 C:\ColdFusionMX7\logs.  Why the heck would it be doing this, and how 
 can I change it?
 
  

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Re: cfm vs. php?

2006-03-28 Thread Raymond Camden

I heard that as well, at SGI. (Of course, this was MANY moons ago.)

On 3/27/06, Jim Davis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  -Original Message-
  From: James Holmes [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
  Sent: Tuesday, March 28, 2006 12:38 AM
  To: CF-Talk
  Subject: Re: cfm vs. php?

  Exactly. To quote Heinlein, The answer to any question that begins
  with 'Why don't they' is invariably 'Money'.

 And this works on both sides of the spectrum.  I've been told more than once
 in my company that CF isn't expensive enough to be an enterprise-capable
 product.

 They'd rather spend $70,000 on WebSphere.

 Jim Davis

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CFMX 7 - Web Service Issues

2006-03-28 Thread Justin Hansen

We are having some evil issues with cfmx web services (cfc) lately. 
(See error detail below.)

So, far we think that it's getting hit too quickly? Our current theory
is CF is checking the sub-code to see if the cfc has changed on every
hit. If you make a call while it's in the middle of that, it chokes.
Also, to make matters worse, if I hit the web service directly via the
URL and hit refresh a few times, it completely hangs the server.

Anyone out there seen similar issues?

cfErrorDetail
Detail: Here is the fault returned when invoking the web service
operation:br preAxisFault faultCode:
{http://xml.apache.org/axis/}HTTP faultSubcode: faultString:
(500)Internal Server Error faultActor: faultNode: faultDetail: {}:return
code: 500 {http://xml.apache.org/axis/}HttpErrorCode:500 /pre

Message: Could not perform web service invocation requestJobByGUID.  

StackTrace: coldfusion.xml.rpc.ServiceProxy$ServiceInvocationException:
Could not perform web service invocation requestJobByGUID. at
coldfusion.xml.rpc.ServiceProxy.invokeImpl(ServiceProxy.java:230) at
coldfusion.xml.rpc.ServiceProxy.invoke(ServiceProxy.java:153) at
coldfusion.runtime.CfJspPage._invoke(CfJspPage.java:1634) at
cfJobRequest2ecfc848481392$funcCOMMIT._ ... exedra ...
/cfErrorDetail

Justin Hansen


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Re: cfm vs. php?

Costwise, you can also get CFML through BlueDragon:

http://www.newatlanta.com/products/bluedragon/product_info/features.cfm

The minimum server is still free, another reason to go CFML instead of PHP.

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RE: cfm vs. php?

2006-03-28 Thread Snake

It's only actually cheaper for single CPU servers though.
So the benefit of BlueDragon over CFMX isn't really cost, but rather it's
feature set and support.

Russ 

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Sent: 28 March 2006 14:58
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: cfm vs. php?

Costwise, you can also get CFML through BlueDragon:

http://www.newatlanta.com/products/bluedragon/product_info/features.cfm

The minimum server is still free, another reason to go CFML instead of PHP.

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Re: cfm vs. php?

Is that right?  I thought CPU count only comes into account for .NET or J2EE 
versions.  For the plain ol' server version, I thought it was no cost?

http://www.newatlanta.com/products/bluedragon/product_info/pricing.cfm

It's only actually cheaper for single CPU servers though.
So the benefit of BlueDragon over CFMX isn't really cost, but rather it's
feature set and support.

Russ 

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Re: cfm vs. php?

2006-03-28 Thread rhymes with 'loud'

Amanda, I don't recall seeing anywhere in this thread whether or not your 
company will be doing its own hosting or not...but if you outsource your 
hosting, then it doesn't have to cost very much at all to develop using CF, 
depending on what tools your developers opt to use. The developer version of CF 
server is free, so that's not a monetary issue; as far as IDEs go, Dreamweaver 
is pretty commonly used, but lately the craze has been the open source IDE 
Eclipse, with a CF plugin (CFEclipse) as the IDE of choice. I could be wrong 
on my facts (if so, other please chime in), but developing apps in CF doesn't 
have to cost very much AT ALL, as long as you're willing to make a few small 
compromises. You could outsource your hosting for anywhere from $15 to $50 a 
month, use open source development IDEs for free, and utilize the developer 
version of CF Server also for free. I'd say that's very much in the ballpark 
with PHP when it comes to costs, with all the beauty and RAD of CF.

Just my opinion, coming from the perspective of someone who didn't have the 
luxury of the ideal environment when i was first learning CF.



 will admit upfront: i haven't a clue about CF.
 
 which is why i'm here. 
 
 i'm trying to design an application where:
 
 user fills out some forms
 (submits)
 then their input is gathered + spit back out in a flash movie
 
 i've seen this accomplished in both .php and .cfm but don't know what 
 the difference is between the two or the PROS/CONS of each.
 
 can someone help me figure it out??
 
 many many 
thanks!

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Re: cflogin and load balancing

2006-03-28 Thread Douglas Knudsen

nope and nope.

I've setup JAAS in JRun, seems to work fine.  In fact I setup a
serverwide SSO solution using JAAS where CF can interface with it
simply.

DK

On 3/28/06, Andy Allan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Isn't cflogin already based on JAAS? The CF (or indeed JRun)
 implementation just happens to be botched?

 Andy

 On 28/03/06, Douglas Knudsen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  I've been wondering why the CF team has not switched over to using
  J2EE security.  A rewrite of cflogin code that can use JAAS would be
  just swell and allow  integration with non CF J2EE products without
  messing with web.xml files and such, eh?
 
  DK
 
  On 3/27/06, wolf2k5 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
   On 3/26/06, Adam Churvis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It doesn't work that way.  Since your CFLOGINUSER call is inside a 
CFLOGIN call, that CFLOGIN call *won't* run when the second server sees 
your authentication cookie because CFLOGIN only runs when you are *not* 
authenticated.
  
   Actually, according to my testing (ColdFusion 6.1 with the Updater),
   when the second server sees the cflogin cookie, it will automatically
   run the cflogin/cfloginuser code and authenticate/authorize the user.
  
   Can anyone verify this with ColdFusion MX 7?
  
   Thanks.
  
  
 
 

 

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RE: cfm vs. php?

 while i now clearly see the CF light...there's gotta be a 
 darkside lurking
 somewhere. yeah? maybe just a little bitty one?

I'll echo the it's about money statements, but follow up with a
caveat.  If your needs are simple enough that shared hosting would work
(you don't need a colocated server all to yourself), CF can be pretty
cheap.  You can download a free local development copy of CF server for
all your developers.  Then for production, you use one of the many
hosting companies that offers ColdFusion.  However, I have noticed that
ColdFusion shared hosting is a bit more expensive than PHP
($5-$10/month).  If you want good recommendations on a host, search this
list's archives for 'hosting' and you'll find tons of good advice.


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RE: cfm vs. php?

While you're talking about hosting Jacob, I'd suggest either Gearhost.com
(CF hosting as low as $8.95, with mySQL included for as low as $16.95). I
used them for almost 2 years and they were great. Their Control panel is
quite good as well.

Alternately, my company, ICGLink, offers CF hosting for as low as $10 per
month:
http://www.icglink.net/features.html

Whomever you choose, I do second Jacob's suggestion of shared hosting. It's
the rare company that really needs their own server. Shared hosting can be
extremely economical since you don't have to support the machine, purchase a
CF license and can download a free text editor with CF hooks from the
internet.

It's possible to develop in CF for NOTHING, not counting the cost of
hosting.

!//--
andy matthews
web developer
ICGLink, Inc.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
615.370.1530 x737
--//-

-Original Message-
From: Munson, Jacob [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, March 28, 2006 9:31 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: cfm vs. php?


 while i now clearly see the CF light...there's gotta be a
 darkside lurking
 somewhere. yeah? maybe just a little bitty one?

I'll echo the it's about money statements, but follow up with a
caveat.  If your needs are simple enough that shared hosting would work
(you don't need a colocated server all to yourself), CF can be pretty
cheap.  You can download a free local development copy of CF server for
all your developers.  Then for production, you use one of the many
hosting companies that offers ColdFusion.  However, I have noticed that
ColdFusion shared hosting is a bit more expensive than PHP
($5-$10/month).  If you want good recommendations on a host, search this
list's archives for 'hosting' and you'll find tons of good advice.


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RE: cfm vs. php?

I'm a Linux snob when it comes to hosting.  Do those companies offer
Linux/CF? 

 -Original Message-
 From: Andy Matthews
 Sent: Tuesday, March 28, 2006 8:40 AM
 
 While you're talking about hosting Jacob, I'd suggest either 
 Gearhost.com
 (CF hosting as low as $8.95, with mySQL included for as low 
 as $16.95). I
 used them for almost 2 years and they were great. Their 
 Control panel is
 quite good as well.
 
 Alternately, my company, ICGLink, offers CF hosting for as 
 low as $10 per
 month:
 http://www.icglink.net/features.html

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RE: cfm vs. php?

ICGLink is Linux based, Gearhost I think is Windows, but I can't recall.

!//--
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Sent: Tuesday, March 28, 2006 9:46 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: cfm vs. php?


I'm a Linux snob when it comes to hosting.  Do those companies offer
Linux/CF?

 -Original Message-
 From: Andy Matthews
 Sent: Tuesday, March 28, 2006 8:40 AM

 While you're talking about hosting Jacob, I'd suggest either
 Gearhost.com
 (CF hosting as low as $8.95, with mySQL included for as low
 as $16.95). I
 used them for almost 2 years and they were great. Their
 Control panel is
 quite good as well.

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 http://www.icglink.net/features.html

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Recommendation on Coldfusion-based mailinglist/forum software

2006-03-28 Thread Jerry Johnson

Good morning,

I know this has come up dozens of times (and am searching the
archives), but I am wondering if the field has changed.

I am looking for a COTS mailinglist/web-based forum system that
supports html messages, has a decent web-based front end and back end,
and is compatible with cfmx 7 and sql server.

A couple dozen messages a day to a couple thousand users is all the
volume for now, but hope to grow.

The ability to imbed the web-based forms into our existing sites is paramount.

Any recommendations and rough pricing?

Thanks,
Jerry Johnson

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RE: cfm vs. php?

ICG does Linux?  Darnit, I just switched to HMS and I'd not look forward
to another move... :\ 

 -Original Message-
 From: Andy Matthews [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
 Sent: Tuesday, March 28, 2006 8:50 AM
 
 ICGLink is Linux based, Gearhost I think is Windows, but I 
 can't recall.
 
 -Original Message-
 From: Munson, Jacob [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Sent: Tuesday, March 28, 2006 9:46 AM
 To: CF-Talk
 Subject: RE: cfm vs. php?
 
 
 I'm a Linux snob when it comes to hosting.  Do those companies offer
 Linux/CF?
 
  -Original Message-
  From: Andy Matthews
  Sent: Tuesday, March 28, 2006 8:40 AM
 
  While you're talking about hosting Jacob, I'd suggest either
  Gearhost.com
  (CF hosting as low as $8.95, with mySQL included for as low
  as $16.95). I
  used them for almost 2 years and they were great. Their
  Control panel is
  quite good as well.
 
  Alternately, my company, ICGLink, offers CF hosting for as
  low as $10 per
  month:
  http://www.icglink.net/features.html


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Re: Recommendation on Coldfusion-based mailinglist/forum software

2006-03-28 Thread Michael Dinowitz

If you can't find one that fits your need, I'd be more than willing to work 
with you on a price and bundle up all of the House of Fusion mailing list code 
into a nice package for you. It's mostly CF 7 at the moment using the directory 
watcher gateway service but can be reconfigured for scheduled events or iMS 
post watching in little time. Also, while it is based on iMS for sending mail, 
it can be reworked for CFMAIL or other packages as needed. 

As a side note, I have not tested CFMAIL to the level of sending or header 
configuration that I have iMS. CFMAIL may be able to reconfigure all of the 
headers like I have them using iMS but I don't have the time to experiment on 
that at the moment. Additionally, CFMAIL may also be able to handle the mass of 
email that I send, but not as efficiently as iMS due to the threading. iMS sets 
a single mail file and spawns off a number of sub-files contailing the sending 
information per person that refers back to the base mail file. CFMAIL creates a 
full email per person. 

Good morning,

I know this has come up dozens of times (and am searching the
archives), but I am wondering if the field has changed.

I am looking for a COTS mailinglist/web-based forum system that
supports html messages, has a decent web-based front end and back end,
and is compatible with cfmx 7 and sql server.

A couple dozen messages a day to a couple thousand users is all the
volume for now, but hope to grow.

The ability to imbed the web-based forms into our existing sites is paramount.

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Thanks,
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RE: cfm vs. php?

Yep...we do Linux. Right now we only have CFMX. We're discussing the move to
CF7 but I would say that it would be at least 4-6 months away.

Our pricing is pretty reasonable, not the cheapest, but not the most
expensive either. The good thing about our setup though is that we have a
cluster of servers for load-balancing instead of single servers with scads
of sites on each.

Keep us in mind whe

!//--
andy matthews
web developer
ICGLink, Inc.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
615.370.1530 x737
--//-

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To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: cfm vs. php?


ICG does Linux?  Darnit, I just switched to HMS and I'd not look forward
to another move... :\

 -Original Message-
 From: Andy Matthews [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Sent: Tuesday, March 28, 2006 8:50 AM

 ICGLink is Linux based, Gearhost I think is Windows, but I
 can't recall.

 -Original Message-
 From: Munson, Jacob [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Sent: Tuesday, March 28, 2006 9:46 AM
 To: CF-Talk
 Subject: RE: cfm vs. php?


 I'm a Linux snob when it comes to hosting.  Do those companies offer
 Linux/CF?

  -Original Message-
  From: Andy Matthews
  Sent: Tuesday, March 28, 2006 8:40 AM
 
  While you're talking about hosting Jacob, I'd suggest either
  Gearhost.com
  (CF hosting as low as $8.95, with mySQL included for as low
  as $16.95). I
  used them for almost 2 years and they were great. Their
  Control panel is
  quite good as well.
 
  Alternately, my company, ICGLink, offers CF hosting for as
  low as $10 per
  month:
  http://www.icglink.net/features.html


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Slightly OT: mySQL query (view) syntax

2006-03-28 Thread Les Mizzell

Using a view in mySQL,

 From the current query:
SELECT blah, blah...
   from (`idc`.`locations`
   join `idc`.`personnel`
   on((`idc`.`personnel`.`county_id` = `idc`.`locations`.`locID`)))




`idc`.`personnel`.`county_id` is a LIST

So I need to add a WHERE statement to the above like:

WHERE
   `idc`.`locations`.`locID` IN `idc`.`personnel`.`county_id`




for the life of me I can't get the syntax for the WHERE to work 
correctly. Maybe I'm trying to put it in the wrong place


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Re: cfm vs. php?

2006-03-28 Thread Thomas Chiverton

On Tuesday 28 March 2006 06:48, Jim Davis wrote:
 And this works on both sides of the spectrum.  I've been told more than
 once in my company that CF isn't expensive enough to be an
 enterprise-capable product.

Add Flex to the purchase order then :-)

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Re: Slightly OT: mySQL query (view) syntax

2006-03-28 Thread Thomas Chiverton

On Tuesday 28 March 2006 17:15, Les Mizzell wrote:
 `idc`.`personnel`.`county_id` is a LIST

 So I need to add a WHERE statement to the above like:

 WHERE
`idc`.`locations`.`locID` IN `idc`.`personnel`.`county_id`

`idc`.`locations`.`locID` IN (`idc`.`personnel`.`county_id`)
?

TBH 'in' is very expensive, maybe
`idc`.`locations`.`locID` = `idc`.`personnel`.`county_id`
would be better :-)

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RE: where to start Ajax or Flex?

2006-03-28 Thread Ian Skinner

Also correct me if I'm wrong but Flex since it uses Flash Player the stage 
can't be set dynamically.  If I build a dynamic form or page or menu system 
that varies in size I would have to plan out the stage size ahead of time.  
That's not dynamic.  I hope I'm wrong on this.


Well, you could try my approach and play with both.  I'm still only a little 
beyond the hello world stage so I am not an expert on either.  But I will 
chime in that you can dynamically change the size of stage (It's not called 
that in the flex world, but the concept is the same).  You can create states 
and each state can be a different size with various transition effects 
involved.  

Also, if you do not need the flex enterprise service [FES] as it is currently 
called, you can deploy a flex app to any service.  Once you are done and the 
app is compiled, it is a .swf file that can be put anywhere a .swf can 
currently go.  Without the FES piece, you are not able to PUSH data from the 
server to the client, but you can PULL all you want.




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RE: where to start Ajax or Flex?

2006-03-28 Thread Kevin Aebig

With the Flash stage, you can have it dynamically layout and resize your
stage using a Listener. The Flash stage is as flexible with size as a
regular page... it just takes a bit of extra effort to achieve the exact
same capabilities.

Cheers,

Kevin



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From: Ian Skinner [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: March 28, 2006 10:55 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: where to start Ajax or Flex?

Also correct me if I'm wrong but Flex since it uses Flash Player the stage
can't be set dynamically.  If I build a dynamic form or page or menu system
that varies in size I would have to plan out the stage size ahead of time.
That's not dynamic.  I hope I'm wrong on this.


Well, you could try my approach and play with both.  I'm still only a little
beyond the hello world stage so I am not an expert on either.  But I will
chime in that you can dynamically change the size of stage (It's not
called that in the flex world, but the concept is the same).  You can create
states and each state can be a different size with various transition
effects involved.  

Also, if you do not need the flex enterprise service [FES] as it is
currently called, you can deploy a flex app to any service.  Once you are
done and the app is compiled, it is a .swf file that can be put anywhere a
..swf can currently go.  Without the FES piece, you are not able to PUSH data
from the server to the client, but you can PULL all you want.




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Verity K2 on CFMX 7?

2006-03-28 Thread Mike Klostermeyer

I have CFMX7 Standard.  I am trying to duplicate a site in CFMX 6 on our CF
7 server.  To do so requires me to set up a K2 Verity collection, but only
see the Verify Collections link in the CF Admin (no links to access the
Verity K2 Server).   The CFMX 7 Search Server service is running.  Did
anything change regarding Verity between these versions?

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problems with cfqueryparam

2006-03-28 Thread Heckl, Siegfried

Hi there,
I´ve got a problem with the cfqueryparam-tag.

I create a string with a sql-statement within a cfscript-block. After that I
create an object and call the function to run the query. That looks like
this:
---
cfscript

my_sql = select  #application.Prod[txt]# PROD_TXT
from#application.Tables[prod]#
Join#application.Tables[subs_pgrp]#   on
(#application.SubsPgrp[oid]# = #application.Prod[subs_pgrp_oid]#)
Join#application.Tables[prod_grp]#on
(#application.ProdGrp[oid]# = #application.SubsPgrp[pgrp_oid]#)
Join#application.Tables[prod_grp_name]#   on
(#application.ProdGrpName[poid]# = #application.ProdGrp[oid]#)
Join#application.Tables[dept]#on
(#application.Dept[oid]# = #application.ProdGrp[dept_oid]#)
Join#application.Tables[dept_name]#   on
(#application.DeptName[poid]# = #application.Dept[oid]#)
where   #application.Prod[oid]#   =
[CHAR]##EbDspData1[data_key_1].SUBSID_PROD_OID##[/CHAR]
AND #application.ProdGrpName[cabbr]#  =
[CHAR]##session.app_language_iso##[/CHAR]
AND #application.DeptName[cabbr]# =
[CHAR]##session.app_language_iso##[/CHAR];

objSql  = createObject(component, common.util.Database);
get_data = objSql.runPreparedQuery(my_sql);

cfscript
---

In the function I replace the locumtenency by the cfqueryparam-tag and run
the query:
---
cffunction name=runPreparedQuery ...
cfscript
 myNewSql = replace(arguments.mySql, [CHAR], chr(60)cfqueryparam
value=chr(34), All);
 myNewSql = replace(myNewSql, [/CHAR], chr(34) 
cfsqltype=chr(34)CF_SQL_VARCHARchr(34)chr(62), All);
/cfscript
cfquery name=queryResult datasource=#dbName# username=#dbUser#
password=#dbPw#
#myNewSql#
/cfquery
cfreturn queryResult /
/cffunction
---

Although the sql-string looks correct if I dump it and it works if I copy it
directly into the cfquery-tag it throws an database-error in the way I use
it.

Any ideas???


I use CF MX7 and a db2-database



Thanks a lot in advance,
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Re: where to start Ajax or Flex?

2006-03-28 Thread Josh Nathanson

CFAjax is amazingly powerful.  If you know javascript pretty well you can be 
writing really cool implementations within a couple of hours.
http://www.indiankey.com/cfajax/

I'm working on a single-page cfajax shopping cart implementation, similar to 
the Flex shopping cart example at adobe labs, that I will be posting soon.

Best of all, it's free...and you're not stuck with Flex's look and feel.

Can't speak to AjaxCFC as I haven't investigated that one personally.

-- Josh


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To: CF-Talk cf-talk@houseoffusion.com
Sent: Tuesday, March 28, 2006 8:55 AM
Subject: RE: where to start Ajax or Flex?


 Also correct me if I'm wrong but Flex since it uses Flash Player the stage 
 can't be set dynamically.  If I build a dynamic form or page or menu 
 system that varies in size I would have to plan out the stage size ahead 
 of time.  That's not dynamic.  I hope I'm wrong on this.


 Well, you could try my approach and play with both.  I'm still only a 
 little beyond the hello world stage so I am not an expert on either. 
 But I will chime in that you can dynamically change the size of stage 
 (It's not called that in the flex world, but the concept is the same). 
 You can create states and each state can be a different size with various 
 transition effects involved.

 Also, if you do not need the flex enterprise service [FES] as it is 
 currently called, you can deploy a flex app to any service.  Once you are 
 done and the app is compiled, it is a .swf file that can be put anywhere a 
 .swf can currently go.  Without the FES piece, you are not able to PUSH 
 data from the server to the client, but you can PULL all you want.




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Re: problems with cfqueryparam

2006-03-28 Thread Michael Dinowitz

It's not possible to load tags into a variable and then execute them directly 
in CF. The entire basis of what your doing would never work (unless you write 
the info to file and cfinclude it but that's a different story for a different 
time)
If you were doing a standard query without any CF tags within the query it 
would work ok, but those tags kill it.

In the function I replace the locumtenency by the cfqueryparam-tag and run
the query:
---
cffunction name=runPreparedQuery ...
cfscript
myNewSql = replace(arguments.mySql, [CHAR], chr(60)cfqueryparam
value=chr(34), All);
myNewSql = replace(myNewSql, [/CHAR], chr(34) 
cfsqltype=chr(34)CF_SQL_VARCHARchr(34)chr(62), All);
/cfscript
cfquery name=queryResult datasource=#dbName# username=#dbUser#
password=#dbPw#
   #myNewSql#
/cfquery
cfreturn queryResult /
/cffunction
---

Although the sql-string looks correct if I dump it and it works if I copy it
directly into the cfquery-tag it throws an database-error in the way I use
it.

Any ideas???


I use CF MX7 and a db2-database



Thanks a lot in advance,
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ANN: Fusebox Editor based on XmlHttpRequest.

2006-03-28 Thread Sergey Croitor

Hi,

It's a refreshless DHTML editor for fusebox and circuit xml
files. The editor is a part of Docubee project.
It is not AJAX based but uses same approach, just another
implementation.
Fusebox xml files show up as editable trees.
Works in IE6 and Firefox.

Docubee Fusebox Editor live demo(login:password demo:demo)
http://www.docubee.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=browse.liveFBDemo

Docubee Forms live demo(login:password demo:demo)
http://www.docubee.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=browse.liveDBDemo

IE screenshot
http://www.docubee.com/images/fb2.gif

Download link (200 Kb):
http://www.docubee.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=download.docubeeCF

All is draggable and resizable there. XmlObjects inside, it uses
XmlHttpRequest to retrieve/upload xml files, predefined attribute
values as SELECT dropdowns according to DTD, dropdown lists to
choose a fuseaction for DO, RELOCATE nodes, shows fusedoc part of 
a fuse as a tree, etc.
You can use it to open fuse CFM files in your editor when it
runs locally by click on INCLUDE node in a circuit tree.

Simple to install, just unpack it in the directory where your
FB4/4.1 projects are located and choose 
FUSEBOX  search for Fusebox projects
Open circuit tree by click on a circuit node in a fusebox tree.


Some features:

-Show fuseaction dependency. It shows which fuseactions have XFAs
 pointing to given fuseaction and which fuseactions call given
 fuseaction by DO tag.

-Onclick event for DO tag opens appropriate circuit and
 focuses at fuseaction. You can easily browse through fuseactions in
 different circuits by one click.
 
-Browse History panel. Each time you select a fuseaction, it
 is appended to Browse History. All items are clickable there so
 you can easily pick up some previous fuseaction and go back to see
 fuseaction details.

-[source] button for a circuit node. You can open now
 circuit.xml.cfm content in your CFML editor by clicking on
 this button(when running locally).
 
-Onclick event for INCLUDE tag opens cfm fuse file in your CFML
 editor(when running locally).

-[collapse] button for circuit node helps you to see compact list 
 of fuseaction captions and open necessary fuseaction by click.

-Search for/rename orphaned files in fusebox project. This action
 searches for all .cfm files which are not listed in circuit.xml
 [include] tags. If .cfm file is called by cfinclude in the file
 which is listed in circuit, it also considered as not orphaned.
 You get the list of orphaned files, then edit it by excluding 
 some entries, then rename.
 
I tested it working on large projects with more than 50 circuits 
and 500 fuseactions.
Firefox draws circuit xml tree much faster than IE.
Strange but true :)

site: http://www.docubee.com

See HowTo help panel for more info.
I'd appreciate any feedback.


Thanks,
Sergey Croitor


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RE: Verity K2 on CFMX 7?

2006-03-28 Thread Dave Watts

 I have CFMX7 Standard. I am trying to duplicate a site in 
 CFMX 6 on our CF 7 server. To do so requires me to set up 
 a K2 Verity collection, but only see the Verify Collections 
 link in the CF Admin (no links to access the Verity K2 Server). 
 The CFMX 7 Search Server service is running. Did anything 
 change regarding Verity between these versions?

Yes, big time!

CFMX 7 uses only Verity K2 - no more VDK. It also uses a newer version of K2
than that used by CFMX 6.x. You can just create your collections using
CFCOLLECTION or the CF Administrator, and they will be K2 collections. No
more .ini files!

There are also a bunch of new features in the newer K2 version - you might
want to spend some time reading the CFMX 7 documentation.

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Re: cfm vs. php?

2006-03-28 Thread Pete Ruckelshaus

Let me give you my own personal experience, it might help.

6 years ago, I was the manager of a small (5 person) web design group
at a medium-sized software company.  At the time, I had about equal
experience with ASP and CF.

My team was great -- young, enthusiastic, willing to learn...but all
they knew was HTML (except for one, who could modify a .pl mailer
script and that was about it).  The challenge?  I was tasked with
converting our then-antiquated web site from static HTML to something
dynamic and hopefully content-managed.

I discussed the chellenges facing us with my team, and presented the
viable options - jsp, php, asp, cf.  We looked at code examples from
each together and narrowed the pack down to ASP (because of its market
relevance) and CF (because it was familiar to a person who knew HTML
with an understanding of the words if and else :)

I took my two most enthusiastic and promising individuals and gave
them a one-day coding challenge; I would create a database, they would
need to create interfaces that would insert, update, delete, and
display that data.  One would use ASP, the other would use CF.  For
the record, I put the person who was probably the smarter of the two
on the ASP project, and I bought each of them a good book to study the
night before so they could have some familiarity.

We started at 9AM the next day.  The person who was using CF finished
the task in three hours; the person who was using ASP was still
working on it at 4:30PM.  The next day, ASP guy came in and said
screw it, I want to try this with CF.  He completed the task in
about 2.5 hours.  As a group, we made the decision then and there to
go with CF.

Over the next several weeks, I held daily brown bag lunch sessions
where we sat in a conference room and I went over best practices, some
SQL basics, and went into some CF intricacies.  Within a couple of
months, I felt that the entire team was proficient in CF, with one or
two showing true talent.  We never looked back from there.

Pete

On 3/28/06, amanda bradshaw [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 thanks eric - this helps.

 while i now clearly see the CF light...there's gotta be a darkside lurking
 somewhere. yeah? maybe just a little bitty one?

 scenario: i'm a designer trying to steer our team in a good direction but i
 stop at HTML.
 to me, the applications i've seen done in PHP aren't as elegant (?) as
 similar ones in CFM. (PHP has that e-commerce aftertaste)

 so i can feel realatively OK making a recommendation based on an internet
 forum exchange :) --- if CF is so perfect, why aren't more people using it?
 i understand why coders must love it, but are users as happy? it is buggy?
 slow?

 thanks so much

 best,

 amanda



 On 3/27/06, Eric Roberts [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
  I would say mostly the coding time.  CF is close to what I would call a
  rapid application development tool for the web.  I also find it to be
  close
  to an OOP approach to programming than PHP.  The code itself is less
  intensive (though just as powerful) that PHP.  It cost more, but so does
  any
  quality tool.  I am not an expert in PHP, but if it is anything like ASP,
  you would have to spend (either in actual dollars or in programming time)
  the same amount that CF costs to get it to the same functional level as CF
  is out of the box.  The extensibility of CF is amazing.  Ben Forta, who is
  the CF Product Evangelist and General God of CF, put it best, CF is as
  extensible as your programmers.  If you can write it in a language that
  produces a dll, you can make it into a CF custom tag.
 
  You also have the advantage for your app, of real tight integration with
  flash and other macromedia and soon...adobe technologies.   The language
  itself, since it is tag based is real easy to learn.  It's outward
  similarity to HTML gives it a familiar feel that makes learning a
  snap.  Or
  those that can afford it, Fast Track to CF, which is a 3 day course, will
  take someone with no knowledge of CF and in 3 days give them the ability
  to
  write complex web apps with it.  I consider that a big huge mark on the
  pro
  side hehehe.  I am a bit biased though ;-)
 
  Eric
 
  -Original Message-
  From: amanda bradshaw [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
  Sent: Monday, 27 March 2006 21:14
  To: CF-Talk
  Subject: cfm vs. php?
 
  will admit upfront: i haven't a clue about CF.
 
  which is why i'm here.
 
  i'm trying to design an application where:
 
  user fills out some forms
  (submits)
  then their input is gathered + spit back out in a flash movie
 
  i've seen this accomplished in both .php and .cfm but don't know what the
  difference is between the two or the PROS/CONS of each.
 
  can someone help me figure it out??
 
  many many thanks!
 
 
 
 

 

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RE: where to start Ajax or Flex?

 Also, if you do not need the flex enterprise service [FES] 
 as it is currently called, you can deploy a flex app to any 
 service.  Once you are done and the app is compiled, it is a 
 .swf file that can be put anywhere a .swf can currently go.  
 Without the FES piece, you are not able to PUSH data from the 
 server to the client, but you can PULL all you want.

I believe you are referring to Flex Builder 2, which is still beta.
Just wanted to throw that in for the people that haven't been following
Flex developments.





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RE: Fusebox Editor based on XmlHttpRequest.

 It is not AJAX based but uses same approach, just another
 implementation.

Ajax uses XmlHttpRequest (in most cases), so it looks like your editor
/is/ ajax based.  :)


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CFEclipse, Java Classes, and CVS

2006-03-28 Thread Joelle Tegwen

I'm trying to get started using ColdFusion and I'm having trouble 
figuring out where to start. We're using CF as a ramp up to Java and I 
would like to use Java Classes for the big project that I'm going to be 
building as soon as I figure out what I'm doing. (I've got a simple 
little time tracking application that I'm building to learn cf)

I'm/we're using CF standard edition, Eclipse and CVS (CVSNT is running 
on the server) on Windows XP. (if any of that matters)

I've done a huge amount of google searching and I just can't figure out 
the meshing of these technologies. (Maybe I need to add something to the 
mix like ant?)

 From what I've read 
(http://www.macromedia.com/devnet/server_archive/articles/leveraging_java_classes_cf.html),
 
Java classes need to be in the jdk folder, but it would really be a pain 
to have to move files around every time I make a change. I want to have 
all of the classes for my project in the same workspace (and preferably 
project) as the rest of the code, but then how do I deploy all of this?

Then what do I do when I commit? How do I make this happen?

Are there tricks for quickly developing Java files (in a CF project) in 
Eclipse?

I'm happy to go read if someone's got a good explanation, I'm just 
looking for a push in the right direction.

Any help on any of these things would be much appreciated.

Thanks in advance,
Joelle

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Re: CFEclipse, Java Classes, and CVS

2006-03-28 Thread Barney Boisvert

In a nutshell, you should create your working directory that contains
all your source (CFML and Java), along with any configuration stuff.
That's what you will be checking in and out of CVS (though I'd
recommend checking out Subversion instead; it's newer, more feature
rich, and easier to use). For deployment, you might be able to set up
Eclipse's autodeploy features, but I think that because you're
deploying to CF standalone, you'll have to do it manually with an Ant
task. Set it up to copy your CFML to the web root, and compile, jar,
and copy your Java classes to CF's WEB-INF/lib directory, and then
restart CF. Then you can just hit the 'build' button when you want to
push a change, and it'll all magically happen for you. I believe you
can get around the restart CF part with JRun's automatic class
reloading, but I've never tried it, so I can't say for sure.

Not very in-depth, but hopefully that'll give you a push in the right direction.

cheers,
barneyb

On 3/28/06, Joelle Tegwen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm trying to get started using ColdFusion and I'm having trouble
figuring out where to start. We're using CF as a ramp up to Java and I
would like to use Java Classes for the big project that I'm going to be
building as soon as I figure out what I'm doing. (I've got a simple
little time tracking application that I'm building to learn cf)

I'm/we're using CF standard edition, Eclipse and CVS (CVSNT is running
on the server) on Windows XP. (if any of that matters)

I've done a huge amount of google searching and I just can't figure out
the meshing of these technologies. (Maybe I need to add something to the
mix like ant?)

From what I've read
(http://www.macromedia.com/devnet/server_archive/articles/leveraging_java_classes_cf.html),
Java classes need to be in the jdk folder, but it would really be a pain
to have to move files around every time I make a change. I want to have
all of the classes for my project in the same workspace (and preferably
project) as the rest of the code, but then how do I deploy all of this?

Then what do I do when I commit? How do I make this happen?

Are there tricks for quickly developing Java files (in a CF project) in
Eclipse?

I'm happy to go read if someone's got a good explanation, I'm just
looking for a push in the right direction.

Any help on any of these things would be much appreciated.

Thanks in advance,
Joelle

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Problem calling remote COM object after MX7 upgrade

2006-03-28 Thread Rein, Richard L.

I have inherited a flaky piece of code from a previous developer which
worked under MX6.1.  We use a remote COM object on our domain controller
(windows network) to create *.p12 security credentials files for our
clients.  The code basically just calls the COM object on the domain
controller using a CLSID, runs a method, and then another piece of the CF
code goes out and retrieves the *.p12 file, which is written to the domain
controller by the certificate authority.

Both test servers use the same domain controller, and for a period last
week, one was on MX6.1 and the other on MX7.  The MX7 box constantly
returned the error class not registered, while the MX6.1 box worked just
fine.  We upgraded the other box to MX7 this morning, and now it too gets
the same error.  I put a copy of the *.exe file on the CF server as well in
one environment and registered, thinking the CF box had to know about the
object even if the call was written as a cfobject tag calling a remote
server (and I was not sure if this had happened when this was first rolled
out, as no documentation existed).  I don't get the class not registered
error anymore, but now it appears like the CF box is not even trying to call
the domain controller, but rather trying to execute the COM object locally.

What am I missing??

Rich Rein


 
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RE: Fusebox Editor based on XmlHttpRequest.

2006-03-28 Thread Nick Han

Saw the demo.  Cool sh t!

-Original Message-
From: Sergey Croitor [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Tuesday, March 28, 2006 9:32 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: ANN: Fusebox Editor based on XmlHttpRequest.

Hi,

It's a refreshless DHTML editor for fusebox and circuit xml
files. The editor is a part of Docubee project.
It is not AJAX based but uses same approach, just another
implementation.
Fusebox xml files show up as editable trees.
Works in IE6 and Firefox.

Docubee Fusebox Editor live demo(login:password demo:demo)
http://www.docubee.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=browse.liveFBDemo

Docubee Forms live demo(login:password demo:demo)
http://www.docubee.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=browse.liveDBDemo

IE screenshot
http://www.docubee.com/images/fb2.gif

Download link (200 Kb):
http://www.docubee.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=download.docubeeCF

All is draggable and resizable there. XmlObjects inside, it uses
XmlHttpRequest to retrieve/upload xml files, predefined attribute
values as SELECT dropdowns according to DTD, dropdown lists to
choose a fuseaction for DO, RELOCATE nodes, shows fusedoc part of 
a fuse as a tree, etc.
You can use it to open fuse CFM files in your editor when it
runs locally by click on INCLUDE node in a circuit tree.

Simple to install, just unpack it in the directory where your
FB4/4.1 projects are located and choose 
FUSEBOX  search for Fusebox projects
Open circuit tree by click on a circuit node in a fusebox tree.

Some features:

-Show fuseaction dependency. It shows which fuseactions have XFAs
 pointing to given fuseaction and which fuseactions call given
 fuseaction by DO tag.

-Onclick event for DO tag opens appropriate circuit and
 focuses at fuseaction. You can easily browse through fuseactions in
 different circuits by one click.

-Browse History panel. Each time you select a fuseaction, it
 is appended to Browse History. All items are clickable there so
 you can easily pick up some previous fuseaction and go back to see
 fuseaction details.

-[source] button for a circuit node. You can open now
 circuit.xml.cfm content in your CFML editor by clicking on
 this button(when running locally).

-Onclick event for INCLUDE tag opens cfm fuse file in your CFML
 editor(when running locally).

-[collapse] button for circuit node helps you to see compact list 
 of fuseaction captions and open necessary fuseaction by click.

-Search for/rename orphaned files in fusebox project. This action
 searches for all .cfm files which are not listed in circuit.xml
 [include] tags. If .cfm file is called by cfinclude in the file
 which is listed in circuit, it also considered as not orphaned.
 You get the list of orphaned files, then edit it by excluding 
 some entries, then rename.

I tested it working on large projects with more than 50 circuits 
and 500 fuseactions.
Firefox draws circuit xml tree much faster than IE.
Strange but true :)

site: http://www.docubee.com

See HowTo help panel for more info.
I'd appreciate any feedback.

Thanks,
Sergey Croitor

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OT: Fireworks template flexibility

2006-03-28 Thread Rick Root

I've got a friend who builds web site templates in Fireworks for use 
with a CMS that I built.  Every time he builds a new template, I have to 
fix the HTML to make the template so hat it is height flexible.  As 
is, the navigation gets all crazy and stuff.

The templates he generates are heavily table oriented with those 
obnoxious filenames (template_r2_c1.gif, etc).

It's not particularly easy to fix them so I'm kinda wondering if any of 
you fireworks users out there know how to get fireworks to generate HTML 
that isn't quite so bass-ackwards.

I'm not a fireworks user so I can't really help him much.

He's using Fireworks MX 2004.

Rick

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Re: problems with cfqueryparam

2006-03-28 Thread S . Isaac Dealey

And of course, you shouldn't perform the query without cfqueryparam
tags, so in general you should find another way to execute your query.
I have a sql abstraction layer in my onTap framework which prepares
query syntax in sort of a similar manner that does use cfqueryparam,
however, creating that is a _lot_ of work and probably more than you'd
want to tackle unless you have a specific need for database agnostic
code (in my case I've done a lot of migrating applications away from
MS Access to more robust databases, usually SQL Server, so I built it
initially largely because I find that migration work dreadful).

 It's not possible to load tags into a variable and then
 execute them directly in CF. The entire basis of what your
 doing would never work (unless you write the info to file
 and cfinclude it but that's a different story for a
 different time)
 If you were doing a standard query without any CF tags
 within the query it would work ok, but those tags kill it.

In the function I replace the locumtenency by the
cfqueryparam-tag and run
the query:
--
-
cffunction name=runPreparedQuery ...
cfscript
   myNewSql = replace(arguments.mySql, [CHAR],
   chr(60)cfqueryparam
value=chr(34), All);
   myNewSql = replace(myNewSql, [/CHAR], chr(34) 
cfsqltype=chr(34)CF_SQL_VARCHARchr(34)chr(62),
All);
/cfscript
cfquery name=queryResult datasource=#dbName#
username=#dbUser#
password=#dbPw#
  #myNewSql#
/cfquery
cfreturn queryResult /
/cffunction
--
-

Although the sql-string looks correct if I dump it and it
works if I copy it
directly into the cfquery-tag it throws an database-error
in the way I use
it.

Any ideas???


I use CF MX7 and a db2-database



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Re: cfm vs. php?

2006-03-28 Thread S . Isaac Dealey

Man... How does one get to work on your team, Pete? :)

 Let me give you my own personal experience, it might help.

 6 years ago, I was the manager of a small (5 person) web
 design group
 at a medium-sized software company.  At the time, I had
 about equal
 experience with ASP and CF.

 My team was great -- young, enthusiastic, willing to
 learn...but all
 they knew was HTML (except for one, who could modify a .pl
 mailer
 script and that was about it).  The challenge?  I was
 tasked with
 converting our then-antiquated web site from static HTML
 to something
 dynamic and hopefully content-managed.

 I discussed the chellenges facing us with my team, and
 presented the
 viable options - jsp, php, asp, cf.  We looked at code
 examples from
 each together and narrowed the pack down to ASP (because
 of its market
 relevance) and CF (because it was familiar to a person who
 knew HTML
 with an understanding of the words if and else :)

 I took my two most enthusiastic and promising individuals
 and gave
 them a one-day coding challenge; I would create a
 database, they would
 need to create interfaces that would insert, update,
 delete, and
 display that data.  One would use ASP, the other would use
 CF.  For
 the record, I put the person who was probably the smarter
 of the two
 on the ASP project, and I bought each of them a good book
 to study the
 night before so they could have some familiarity.

 We started at 9AM the next day.  The person who was using
 CF finished
 the task in three hours; the person who was using ASP was
 still
 working on it at 4:30PM.  The next day, ASP guy came in
 and said
 screw it, I want to try this with CF.  He completed the
 task in
 about 2.5 hours.  As a group, we made the decision then
 and there to
 go with CF.

 Over the next several weeks, I held daily brown bag lunch
 sessions
 where we sat in a conference room and I went over best
 practices, some
 SQL basics, and went into some CF intricacies.  Within a
 couple of
 months, I felt that the entire team was proficient in CF,
 with one or
 two showing true talent.  We never looked back from there.

 Pete

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Re: Fireworks template flexibility

2006-03-28 Thread Massimo Foti

 It's not particularly easy to fix them so I'm kinda wondering if any of
 you fireworks users out there know how to get fireworks to generate HTML
 that isn't quite so bass-ackwards.

 I'm not a fireworks user so I can't really help him much.

 He's using Fireworks MX 2004.

Fireworks can be extended to generate HTML the way you see fit. Just take a 
look at its configuration folder:
Configuration\HTML Code

There you will find all the files used internally by Fireworks. You can use 
one of the existing template as a starting point and create a custom 
template. It's not a trivial job, but it's nothing too complicated too (I've 
made something like this many releases ago)


Massimo Foti
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http://www.massimocorner.com



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RE: Security image based on string

2006-03-28 Thread Bobby Hartsfield

http://acoderslife.com/downloads/bhcaptcha/

You could easily modify the tag to generate your own custom strings rather
than the random ones it generates now (if thats what you are looking to do)

..:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.
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-Original Message-
From: Munson, Jacob [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Monday, March 27, 2006 6:47 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Security image based on string

I second that.  There are a number of functions out there, some free and
some not.  A search for captcha will wrangle you some good results. 

 -Original Message-
 From: Dawson, Michael [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
 Sent: Monday, March 27, 2006 3:53 PM
 
 Search the House of Fusion for captcha.  Tons of stuff there.
 
 -Original Message-
 From: Mike Garner [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
 Sent: Monday, March 27, 2006 3:51 PM
 
 Anyone know of any CF code out there that will allow me to create a
 custom image based on a text string passed in?  I was 
 investigating the
 Java image classes, but thought I'd check first before 
 playing too much.
 I'm trying to create a dynamic security image to prevent scripting -
 user has to type in word displayed in security image to continue...

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RE: Fireworks template flexibility

2006-03-28 Thread Dawson, Michael

As far as the filenames, they are based off of a slice name.  You can
rename the slices within FW and they will export with the desired name
after that.

M!ke

The templates he generates are heavily table oriented with those
obnoxious filenames (template_r2_c1.gif, etc).

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Re: Fusebox Editor based on XmlHttpRequest.

2006-03-28 Thread Sergey Croitor

MJ Ajax uses XmlHttpRequest (in most cases), so it looks like your editor
MJ /is/ ajax based.  :)

I started this project in 2002 and I'm not sure AJAX already came
up at that time.
I just use same core components as AJAX does:

if (is.ie) {
  xmlHttp = new ActiveXObject(Msxml2.XMLHTTP.3.0);
}
else {
  xmlHttp = new XMLHttpRequest();
}



function sendActionRequest(urlParams, baseApp){
  if(!baseApp)baseApp=runApp;
  if (urlParams=='') return;
  var rndm = Math.random()*9;
  var link=baseApp+?+urlParams+ds=+datasource+'random='+rndm;
  xmlHttp.open(GET, link, false);
  xmlHttp.setRequestHeader('Content-Type',
'application/x-www-form-urlencoded; charset=utf-8');
  xmlHttp.send(null);
}

function getXmlFromResponse(){
  var xmlBody=truncatePrefix(xmlHttp.responseText);
  if(is.ie){
var tmpXML = new ActiveXObject(Msxml2.DOMDocument.3.0);
tmpXML.loadXML(xmlBody);
if(tmpXML.xml=='')
  alert('Invalid xml from the server:\n'+xmlBody);
  }
  else{
var tmpXML = document.implementation.createDocument('','',null);
var parser = new DOMParser();
tmpXML = parser.parseFromString(xmlBody, text/xml);
if(!tmpXML.documentElement)
  alert('Invalid xml from the server:\n'+xmlBody);
  }
  return tmpXML;
}

That's all.

I also use my own JS code for XPath queries, not Sarissa:

function selNodes(doc, xpath){
  if(is.ie){
return doc.selectNodes(xpath);
  }
  else{
var nodeRoot=doc;
if(doc.ownerDocument) nodeRoot=doc.ownerDocument;
var result = nodeRoot.evaluate(xpath, doc,
  null, XPathResult.ORDERED_NODE_SNAPSHOT_TYPE, null);
var found = new Array();
var res;
for (var i = 0; i  result.snapshotLength; i++) {
  found.push(result.snapshotItem(i));
}
return found;
  }
}

function selSingleNode(doc, xpath){
  if(is.ie){
return doc.selectSingleNode(xpath);
  }
  else{
var nodeRoot=doc;
if(doc.ownerDocument) nodeRoot=doc.ownerDocument;
var result = nodeRoot.evaluate(xpath, doc,
  null, XPathResult.ORDERED_NODE_SNAPSHOT_TYPE, null);
if(result.snapshotLength==2){
  var xmlSerializer = new XMLSerializer();
  var markup = xmlSerializer.serializeToString(doc);
}
if(result.snapshotLength0) return result.snapshotItem(0)
else return null;
  }
}



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Re: Fusebox Editor based on XmlHttpRequest.

2006-03-28 Thread Sergey Croitor

NH Saw the demo.  Cool sh t!


Thanks Nick,

I wonder why almost nobody uses it except me :)
It really helps me to work with fb application structure fast.
When the project is large, it helps greatly.
I don't use 'edit node' feature often, I open circuit and fusebox
files and edit them manually instead.
But smart navigation and 'open fuse' features are very useful.
DB explorer is useful also. Doubleclick on tablename to see table
structure. Doubleclick on [reference] image in the table field and
you get the referenced table.

--
Sergey


NH -Original Message-
NH From: Sergey Croitor [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
NH Sent: Tuesday, March 28, 2006 9:32 AM
NH To: CF-Talk
NH Subject: ANN: Fusebox Editor based on XmlHttpRequest.

NH Hi,

NH It's a refreshless DHTML editor for fusebox and circuit xml
NH files. The editor is a part of Docubee project.
NH It is not AJAX based but uses same approach, just another
NH implementation.
NH Fusebox xml files show up as editable trees.
NH Works in IE6 and Firefox.

NH Docubee Fusebox Editor live demo(login:password demo:demo)
NH http://www.docubee.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=browse.liveFBDemo

NH Docubee Forms live demo(login:password demo:demo)
NH http://www.docubee.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=browse.liveDBDemo

NH IE screenshot
NH http://www.docubee.com/images/fb2.gif

NH Download link (200 Kb):
NH http://www.docubee.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=download.docubeeCF

NH All is draggable and resizable there. XmlObjects inside, it uses
NH XmlHttpRequest to retrieve/upload xml files, predefined attribute
NH values as SELECT dropdowns according to DTD, dropdown lists to
NH choose a fuseaction for DO, RELOCATE nodes, shows fusedoc part of 
NH a fuse as a tree, etc.
NH You can use it to open fuse CFM files in your editor when it
NH runs locally by click on INCLUDE node in a circuit tree.

NH Simple to install, just unpack it in the directory where your
NH FB4/4.1 projects are located and choose 
FUSEBOX  search for Fusebox projects
NH Open circuit tree by click on a circuit node in a fusebox tree.


NH Some features:

NH -Show fuseaction dependency. It shows which fuseactions have XFAs
NH  pointing to given fuseaction and which fuseactions call given
NH  fuseaction by DO tag.

NH -Onclick event for DO tag opens appropriate circuit and
NH  focuses at fuseaction. You can easily browse through fuseactions in
NH  different circuits by one click.
 
NH -Browse History panel. Each time you select a fuseaction, it
NH  is appended to Browse History. All items are clickable there so
NH  you can easily pick up some previous fuseaction and go back to see
NH  fuseaction details.

NH -[source] button for a circuit node. You can open now
NH  circuit.xml.cfm content in your CFML editor by clicking on
NH  this button(when running locally).
 
NH -Onclick event for INCLUDE tag opens cfm fuse file in your CFML
NH  editor(when running locally).

NH -[collapse] button for circuit node helps you to see compact list 
NH  of fuseaction captions and open necessary fuseaction by click.

NH -Search for/rename orphaned files in fusebox project. This action
NH  searches for all .cfm files which are not listed in circuit.xml
NH  [include] tags. If .cfm file is called by cfinclude in the file
NH  which is listed in circuit, it also considered as not orphaned.
NH  You get the list of orphaned files, then edit it by excluding 
NH  some entries, then rename.
 
NH I tested it working on large projects with more than 50 circuits 
NH and 500 fuseactions.
NH Firefox draws circuit xml tree much faster than IE.
NH Strange but true :)

NH site: http://www.docubee.com

NH See HowTo help panel for more info.
NH I'd appreciate any feedback.


NH Thanks,
NH Sergey Croitor



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RE: Fusebox Editor based on XmlHttpRequest.

 I wonder why almost nobody uses it except me :)

Well, it's new right?  Give it time, if it's cool, word of mouth will
make it popular.  :)


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