Re: Creating RSS feeds

2006-06-21 Thread Roger Benningfield
Ben: A few things to consider...

(1) Make sure your rss:titles are plain-text + XML entities... aggregators will 
do unpredictable things with HTML in a title, due to the spec's silence on the 
matter.

(2) Aggregators will expect your rss:descriptions to be escaped HTML, so code 
accordingly.

(3) Most web-based aggregators and many of their desktop cousins will strip 
potentially dangerous HTML from your rss:descriptions and other elements. So if 
you want to style your text, you'll need to use Ye Olde font and avoid @style 
attributes.

(4) Make sure you get the RFC-822 date format correct in your feed... lots of 
first-timers fudge things up a bit and end up with unparseable timestamps.

(5) The rss:guid element encourages you to use an entry's permalink as the id. 
If your URIs are really nice from the outset, that may be fine... but if you're 
the type who tinkers with his code a lot, I'd advise setting @isPermaLink to 
false and sticking a unique, opaque string in there instead. Otherwise, you're 
going to fiddle with your blog code one day and accidentally spam a bunch of 
aggregators with dozens of duplicate entries.

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Re: CFMX 7.01 on Centos 4 (aka RHEL)

2006-06-21 Thread Peter J . Farrell
Howard,

I have CF running on CentOS 3.7, however I didn't run into any the problems you 
mention.  The only thing I ran into the graphing service problem which is well 
documented as a TechNote at Adobe.  You may consider talking to the guys at 
Vivio Tech (viviotech.net).  They are my hosting provider - although they are 
on 3.7 - I bet they've installed it on CentOS 4.

Best
...Peter
Maestro Publishing

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Re: cfchart without query?

2006-06-21 Thread Will Tomlinson
 I have a query that returns a single row of summary info:
 YTD sales, MTD sates, forcastMTD, forcastYTD, and so forth. Anyone 
 know how i can represent data in a cfgraph using these kind of values?.
 

I'm doin the exact same thing with a bar chart. You have to manually plot the 
chart with chartdata items. Here's my code. 

cfchart format=flash yaxistitle=Percentage xaxistitle=Answer 
databackgroundcolor=##EE backgroundcolor=##EE chartheight=150 
chartwidth=320 show3d=yes
  cfchartseries type=bar
cfchartdata item=SA value=#PTA#
cfchartdata item=A value=#PTB#
cfchartdata item=N value=#PTC#
cfchartdata item=D value=#PTD#
cfchartdata item=SD value=#PTE#
  /cfchartseries
/cfchart

Will

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Re: I hate frickin sports

2006-06-21 Thread Rick Root
Zaphod Beeblebrox wrote:
 So the Mav's lost the (opposite of chill) tonight.  I realized why I
 don't like watching sports and getting wrapped up in them:

They're still playing Basketball?  I was so wrapped up in my Carolina 
Hurricanes winning the Stanley Cup I didn't even notice ;)

 I HATE F-ING LOSING!

Take these words to heart, from the great Ebby Calvin Nuke LaLoosh:

I love winning man! It’s like, better than LOSING!”

And

Sometimes you win, sometimes you lose, sometimes.. it rains.

Rick

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Re: AJAX

2006-06-21 Thread Tanguy Rademakers
Here's an Ajax Solution I've been looking at, and it's got easy CF
tutorials:
http://www.ajaxcf.com/blog/index.cfm/2006/1/27/Easy-Ajax-Part-1#more 

Using this AJAX lib:
http://prototype.conio.net/ 


Stephen R. Cassady 
Lopedia
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Translating business needs into working successful technology

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Re: AJAX

2006-06-21 Thread Tanguy Rademakers
shesh, and it's not even monday. What i *meant* to say was:

Using this AJAX lib:
http://prototype.conio.net/ 

If you use the prototype.js lib, you should take a look at the JSON Serializer 
cfc available at cfopen (http://cfopen.org/projects/json-serializer/). When 
using the Ajax.Request object from prototype, if you declare an X-JSON header 
in your response, it is evaluated and automatically passed as a second 
parameter to your callback functions onSuccess, onFailure, etc. Makes for very 
tight code on the server side.

just my 0.02$,
/t

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RE: Regex needed

2006-06-21 Thread Ben Nadel
Working on RSS right now. :) 


...
Ben Nadel 
www.bennadel.com


-Original Message-
From: Rey Bango [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Tuesday, June 20, 2006 6:19 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Regex needed

BTW Ben, you need to get an RSS feed on your blog so I can keep track of it.
I was just reading some of the stuff you're doing on SEO. Very cool.

Rey...



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Re: Regex needed

2006-06-21 Thread Rey Bango
Sweet!

Ben Nadel wrote:
 Working on RSS right now. :) 
 
 
 ...
 Ben Nadel 
 www.bennadel.com
 
 
 -Original Message-
 From: Rey Bango [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
 Sent: Tuesday, June 20, 2006 6:19 PM
 To: CF-Talk
 Subject: Re: Regex needed
 
 BTW Ben, you need to get an RSS feed on your blog so I can keep track of it.
 I was just reading some of the stuff you're doing on SEO. Very cool.
 
 Rey...
 
 
 
 

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Re: AJAX

2006-06-21 Thread Rey Bango
A really good resource for Prototype is the book Head Rush Ajax. It 
is, IMO, one of the best books on Ajax at the moment because it really 
does provide the content in a distinct way that truly helps you capture 
the ideas in the book. At first I was skeptical but now I'm sold.

Rey...

PS: Go Heat!! NBA World Champions! w00t!

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Re: Where does everyone blog?

2006-06-21 Thread Cutter (CFRelated)
Or, in Sean's case, cat food ;)

Cutter

Raymond Camden wrote:
 Sean used to, but is now using a Fusebox related one. It's all about
 eating your own dogfood. :)
 
 On 6/19/06, Tony [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
i think sean is using blogcfc, ben may be as well, an EARLY EARLY
version or something like that.

tw

On 6/19/06, Jose Diaz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

I use BlogCfc 5 but if I remember rightly I think Sean Corefield and Ben
Forta both list private blogs and blogging tools developed in CF,
http://www.corfield.org/blog/

I remember a while back on the listings that Nick Tong mentioned getting
together a resource of all coldfusion based blogs, not sure how that panned
out. How did that work out Nick?

HTH

Jose Diaz


On 6/19/06, Scott Stewart [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

I just starting using BlogCFC... more or less as content management
(read:
I don't have to reinvent the wheel and I can free form content)

http://www.sstwebworks.com

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ColdFusion Developer/Administrator

GlobalNet Services, Inc.

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Coldfusion Session is invalid null error in CFMX 6.1

2006-06-21 Thread Andy Matthews
I am still getting this error on several client sites. In this case it's
line 7, which corresponds to the application tag in App.cfm. I can usually
fix the problem by renaming the CFApplication tag. Here's what that tag
looks like:

cfapplication name=website
clientmanagement=Yes
sessionmanagement=Yes
sessiontimeout=#CreateTimeSpan(0,1,30,0)#
applicationtimeout=#CreateTimeSpan(1,0,0,0)#
setdomaincookies=Yes

Here's our CFAdmin settings:

SERVER SETTINGS
Settings:
Timeout Requests after (seconds): 60
Memory Variables
J2EE is unchecked
Enable Application and Session variables are both checked
Maximum timeout is:
Application: 7 0 0 0
Session timeout is: 0 23 0 0
Default timeout is:
Application: 1 0 0 0
Session timeout is: 0 8 0 0

What's going on and what should I do to fix this problem? We're using CF
6.1.


!//--
andy matthews
web developer
certified advanced coldfusion programmer
ICGLink, Inc.
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Re: Sticking with CF...

2006-06-21 Thread Cutter (CFRelated)
Since Mac OSX is based upon OpenBSD, which is a flavor of Linux, the 
fact is that there are actually more holes and vulnerabilities that 
could be exploited than there are in Windows (according to some 
independent studies done by several security organizations). But, as 
previously stated, no one really targets these vulnerabilities because 
of the user ratio to those using Windows.

BTW, speaking as one who has supported Bill for a long time, and 
appreciates the way his company has helped in progressing technology 
over the past 20 years or more, I had the opportunity to setup, use, and 
abuse OSX extensively when I was in my last position. Although I 
personally would not use it day to day, I have to admit that it is a 
very nice, stable, and powerful platform. Now if developers would only 
start writing software for it that was reasonably priced...

Cutter

dave wrote:
 no, actually thats an even bigger myth that pc users have.
 
 I think that theory is completely bs, if you played it out as an equal for 
 every 10 attackes on ms you would have 1 on osx.
 so far windows 84,000 +  ,  OSX 4
 
 And the thing that windows users dont get is that when u do get something on 
 a mac its pretty sealed off and doesnt affect the whole system at worst 
 crashes a few programs, then u just do a spotlight search and get the file 
 and delete it. So since they really dont do much damage why would someone 
 spend a lot of time trying? Not to mention in order to get a virus you'd have 
 to ok, dl'n and installing it several times and it would be your own damn 
 falt if u got one.
 
 If osx wasnt more secure from the bottom up then why is ms so desperately 
 trying to mimic is with all these popups they put on the let things runs, I 
 hate to tell ya but unix is just more secure and as far as i know its pretty 
 damn impossible to crash and wipe out osx with a one, the underlying unix 
 system just doesnt do that. I could be wrong but if i was you'd sure see lots 
 more venders in that part of osx venders.
 
 ~Dave - formerly known as the disruptor~ 
 
 
 From: Mike Kear [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Sent: Tuesday, June 20, 2006 10:31 PM
 To: CF-Talk cf-talk@houseoffusion.com
 Subject: Re: Sticking with CF... 
 
 This is a myth common amongst Mac enthusiasts. It's not true that
 Macs are not subject to virus and spyware attacks. It's just that
 vastly more people use PCs, and in the strange world of hackers, the
 honour and glory go to the people whose exploits end up on the 6pm
 news.
 
 If Steve Jobs could wave a magic wand and everyone switched to Macs
 there would be as many virus attacks as now, only directed at Mac
 users instead.
 
 The only reason they are relatively free of attacks now is that
 they're seen by the hacker world as a group of poor misguided fools
 who havent yet discovered the world's moved elsewhere. And therefore
 not worth the effort. After all (in their minds) if you perpetrate a
 major attack on all the Macs in the world, the repercussions would
 hardly be enough to cause a ripple, let alone a lead item on the 6pm
 TV network news.
 
 Cheers
 Mike Kear
 Windsor, NSW, Australia
 Certified Advanced ColdFusion Developer
 AFP Webworks
 http://afpwebworks.com
 ColdFusion, PHP, ASP, ASP.NET hosting from AUD$15/month
 
 On 6/21/06, dave  wrote:
 
lol, hell I dont mind!

I think bIll needs to worry bout porting his own programs to run on windows 
correctly first ;)

If everyone switched to a mac think about how many jobs would be lost in the 
anti-virus and spyware companies, hell half the world would suddenly go 
unemployeed, would be a major catastrophy!!

~Dave - formerly known as the disruptor~


 
 
 
 
 

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Re: Coldfusion Session is invalid null error in CFMX 6.1

2006-06-21 Thread James Holmes
Did you install the hofix that deals with this issue?

On 6/21/06, Andy Matthews [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 I am still getting this error on several client sites. In this case it's
 line 7, which corresponds to the application tag in App.cfm. I can usually
 fix the problem by renaming the CFApplication tag. Here's what that tag
 looks like:


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Re: Where does everyone blog?

2006-06-21 Thread Raymond Camden
True true. :)

On 6/21/06, Cutter (CFRelated) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Or, in Sean's case, cat food ;)

 Cutter

 Raymond Camden wrote:
  Sean used to, but is now using a Fusebox related one. It's all about
  eating your own dogfood. :)
 
  On 6/19/06, Tony [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
 i think sean is using blogcfc, ben may be as well, an EARLY EARLY
 version or something like that.
 
 tw
 
 On 6/19/06, Jose Diaz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
 I use BlogCfc 5 but if I remember rightly I think Sean Corefield and Ben
 Forta both list private blogs and blogging tools developed in CF,
 http://www.corfield.org/blog/
 
 I remember a while back on the listings that Nick Tong mentioned getting
 together a resource of all coldfusion based blogs, not sure how that panned
 out. How did that work out Nick?
 
 HTH
 
 Jose Diaz
 
 
 On 6/19/06, Scott Stewart [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
 I just starting using BlogCFC... more or less as content management
 (read:
 I don't have to reinvent the wheel and I can free form content)
 
 http://www.sstwebworks.com
 
 Scott Stewart
 
 ColdFusion Developer/Administrator
 
 GlobalNet Services, Inc.
 
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Flash form layouts

2006-06-21 Thread Michael Dinowitz
I'm doing some work with flash forms and I'd love to be able to drag and drop 
elements onto a page like flex builder can. Is this supported in dreamweaver? 
In flex builder?
Thanks

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RE: Coldfusion Session is invalid null error in CFMX 6.1

2006-06-21 Thread Andy Matthews
I wasn't aware there WAS a hotfix for this since I don't manage cfserver.

Do you have a link for this hotfix?

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Did you install the hofix that deals with this issue?

On 6/21/06, Andy Matthews [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 I am still getting this error on several client sites. In this case it's
 line 7, which corresponds to the application tag in App.cfm. I can usually
 fix the problem by renaming the CFApplication tag. Here's what that tag
 looks like:


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Persistance of ColdFusion Structures

2006-06-21 Thread Scott Stewart
All:

 

Are ColdFusion structures meant to be persistent across pages. I have an app
where I need to trap form field data, if a user has entered an ID that
already exists, and give them the option of reviewing the existing and then
submitting without re-entering.

 

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Re: Coldfusion Session is invalid null error in CFMX 6.1

2006-06-21 Thread James Holmes
Ah, a glimmer of hope:

http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/knowledgebase/index.cfm?id=b3c51ba1

While it says it's for null null errors, it relates to invalid
sessions where the cfid/cftoken are corrupt or missing, which is most
likely your problem. Good luck.

On 6/21/06, Andy Matthews [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Re: Persistance of ColdFusion Structures

2006-06-21 Thread Charlie Griefer
a structure in and of itself is just...a variable.  Whether or not it
persists depends on the scope in which the variable (structure)
exists.

the form scope (which is a structure) exists on the form's action
page, and will not persist beyond that.

You could put it into the session scope:

cfset session.userFormData = duplicate(form) /

Make sure you use duplicate, since structCopy will create a pointer to
the form scope/struct, which will cease to exist past the action page.
 duplicate() creates a deep copy and the new variable will exist on
its own, independent of the original structure from which it was
copied.

On 6/21/06, Scott Stewart [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 All:



 Are ColdFusion structures meant to be persistent across pages. I have an app
 where I need to trap form field data, if a user has entered an ID that
 already exists, and give them the option of reviewing the existing and then
 submitting without re-entering.



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Re: Sticking with CF...

2006-06-21 Thread Claude Schneegans
 This is a myth common amongst Mac enthusiasts.  It's not true that
Macs are not subject to virus and spyware attacks.   

Exact, see: http://www.internetnews.com/security/article.php/3605831

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RE: Persistance of ColdFusion Structures

2006-06-21 Thread Andy Matthews
A structure will only live on the page which creates it unless it's set in
one of the following scopes:

SESSION
APPLICATION
SERVER
COOKIE

Note that this also includes sub structures of one of the above scopes. IE.

APPLICATION.someStruct
SESSION.userinformation

etc.

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To: CF-Talk
Subject: Persistance of ColdFusion Structures


All:



Are ColdFusion structures meant to be persistent across pages. I have an app
where I need to trap form field data, if a user has entered an ID that
already exists, and give them the option of reviewing the existing and then
submitting without re-entering.



Scott Stewart

ColdFusion Developer/Administrator

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RE: Coldfusion Session is invalid null error in CFMX 6.1

2006-06-21 Thread Andy Matthews
Wondermous! Thanks James. I'll send this over to our system guys.

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To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Coldfusion Session is invalid null error in CFMX 6.1


Ah, a glimmer of hope:

http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/knowledgebase/index.cfm?id=b3c51ba1

While it says it's for null null errors, it relates to invalid
sessions where the cfid/cftoken are corrupt or missing, which is most
likely your problem. Good luck.

On 6/21/06, Andy Matthews [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 I wasn't aware there WAS a hotfix for this since I don't manage cfserver.

 Do you have a link for this hotfix?

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RE: Persistance of ColdFusion Structures

2006-06-21 Thread Everett, Al \(NIH/NIGMS\) [C]
A struct can't exist in a cookie, as they only allow simple values. 

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Subject: RE: Persistance of ColdFusion Structures

A structure will only live on the page which creates it unless it's set
in one of the following scopes:

SESSION
APPLICATION
SERVER
COOKIE

Note that this also includes sub structures of one of the above scopes.
IE.

APPLICATION.someStruct
SESSION.userinformation

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RE: Coldfusion Session is invalid null error in CFMX 6.1

2006-06-21 Thread Andy Matthews
Looks like we already have that one installed.

:(

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Subject: Re: Coldfusion Session is invalid null error in CFMX 6.1


Ah, a glimmer of hope:

http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/knowledgebase/index.cfm?id=b3c51ba1

While it says it's for null null errors, it relates to invalid
sessions where the cfid/cftoken are corrupt or missing, which is most
likely your problem. Good luck.

On 6/21/06, Andy Matthews [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 I wasn't aware there WAS a hotfix for this since I don't manage cfserver.

 Do you have a link for this hotfix?

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RE: Sticking with CF...

2006-06-21 Thread Munson, Jacob
 Since Mac OSX is based upon OpenBSD, which is a flavor of Linux, the 
 fact is that there are actually more holes and vulnerabilities that 
 could be exploited than there are in Windows (according to some 
 independent studies done by several security organizations). But, as 
 previously stated, no one really targets these 
 vulnerabilities because 
 of the user ratio to those using Windows.

First, OpenBSD is a flavor of Unix, not Linux.  The difference is
significant.  Second, those independent studies you mentioned are
probably the same ones that Microsoft loves to advertise, and those are
mostly funded by Microsoft.  Yes, the security firms doing the studies
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Re: Persistance of ColdFusion Structures

2006-06-21 Thread Charlie Griefer
you can wddx it :)

On 6/21/06, Everett, Al (NIH/NIGMS) [C] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 A struct can't exist in a cookie, as they only allow simple values.

 -Original Message-
 From: Andy Matthews [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Sent: Wednesday, June 21, 2006 10:54 AM
 To: CF-Talk
 Subject: RE: Persistance of ColdFusion Structures

 A structure will only live on the page which creates it unless it's set
 in one of the following scopes:

 SESSION
 APPLICATION
 SERVER
 COOKIE

 Note that this also includes sub structures of one of the above scopes.
 IE.

 APPLICATION.someStruct
 SESSION.userinformation

 etc.

 

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RE: Sticking with CF...

2006-06-21 Thread Munson, Jacob
One more thing, most of those studies that say that Linux has more
vulnerabilities than Windows are counting vulnerabilities in third party
products, not the Linux kernel.  If you install the GIMP after you've
installed Linux, and a vulnerability is found, these companies count
that in their comparison to Windows.

 -Original Message-
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 Sent: Wednesday, June 21, 2006 9:03 AM
 
  Since Mac OSX is based upon OpenBSD, which is a flavor of 
 Linux, the 
  fact is that there are actually more holes and vulnerabilities that 
  could be exploited than there are in Windows (according to some 
  independent studies done by several security 
 organizations). But, as 
  previously stated, no one really targets these 
  vulnerabilities because 
  of the user ratio to those using Windows.
 
 First, OpenBSD is a flavor of Unix, not Linux.  The difference is
 significant.  Second, those independent studies you mentioned are
 probably the same ones that Microsoft loves to advertise, and 
 those are
 mostly funded by Microsoft.  Yes, the security firms doing the studies
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RE: Persistance of ColdFusion Structures

2006-06-21 Thread Everett, Al \(NIH/NIGMS\) [C]
Yes, you can, but then it's not REALLY a structure any more, is it? It's
a string at that point. It needs to be deserialized to be used, and then
it's back to being in a different scope.

By that token they can also be stored in CLIENT variables as well.


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Sent: Wednesday, June 21, 2006 11:04 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Persistance of ColdFusion Structures

you can wddx it :)

On 6/21/06, Everett, Al (NIH/NIGMS) [C] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 A struct can't exist in a cookie, as they only allow simple values.

 -Original Message-
 From: Andy Matthews [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Sent: Wednesday, June 21, 2006 10:54 AM
 To: CF-Talk
 Subject: RE: Persistance of ColdFusion Structures

 A structure will only live on the page which creates it unless it's 
 set in one of the following scopes:

 SESSION
 APPLICATION
 SERVER
 COOKIE

 Note that this also includes sub structures of one of the above
scopes.
 IE.

 APPLICATION.someStruct
 SESSION.userinformation

 etc.

 



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Re: Coldfusion Session is invalid null error in CFMX 6.1

2006-06-21 Thread Dave Carabetta
On 6/21/06, Andy Matthews [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Looks like we already have that one installed.


I posted this same answer a couple of days ago...

You need to go into your web.xml file (found in the WEB-INF directory
root) and make sure that the session-timeout value set in there is
greater than the max time set in your CF Administrator. The value in
the web.xml file (it's found towards the very bottom of the file in a
session-config tree) is in minutes (with a default of 300, aka 5
hours). It looks like you have the value in your CF Administrator set
to 23 hours? If so, then make sure the value is 1381 (I add 1 minute
for good measure). Restart the instance and off you go...

Regards,
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Re: Persistance of ColdFusion Structures

2006-06-21 Thread Charlie Griefer
Not arguing.  Just saying there are ways to save a struct into a
cookie.  Yes, it's not technically a struct anymore...just a string
representation thereof, and yes, it needs to be deserialized
back...but wanted to make the point that it -can- be done (even if in
a roundabout way) :)

On 6/21/06, Everett, Al (NIH/NIGMS) [C] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Yes, you can, but then it's not REALLY a structure any more, is it? It's
 a string at that point. It needs to be deserialized to be used, and then
 it's back to being in a different scope.

 By that token they can also be stored in CLIENT variables as well.


 -Original Message-
 From: Charlie Griefer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Sent: Wednesday, June 21, 2006 11:04 AM
 To: CF-Talk
 Subject: Re: Persistance of ColdFusion Structures

 you can wddx it :)

 On 6/21/06, Everett, Al (NIH/NIGMS) [C] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  A struct can't exist in a cookie, as they only allow simple values.
 
  -Original Message-
  From: Andy Matthews [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
  Sent: Wednesday, June 21, 2006 10:54 AM
  To: CF-Talk
  Subject: RE: Persistance of ColdFusion Structures
 
  A structure will only live on the page which creates it unless it's
  set in one of the following scopes:
 
  SESSION
  APPLICATION
  SERVER
  COOKIE
 
  Note that this also includes sub structures of one of the above
 scopes.
  IE.
 
  APPLICATION.someStruct
  SESSION.userinformation
 
  etc.
 
 



 

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RE: AJAX

2006-06-21 Thread Ben Nadel
I am currently on page 320 of Head Rush AJAX. I think it is a really good
book as I have never used AJAX before in my life (yes, I do live in a cave
with my fingers in my ears ;)). 

CAUTION: If you are very familiar with the DOM and javascript (non AJAX
stuff) then there is like 150 pages of review that you can probably skip
over. 

So far though, the AJAX stuff itself is very good (tedious at times, but you
really remember it). Lookin forward to finishing it in the next few days.
Then its AJAX time for this guy :)

...
Ben Nadel 
www.bennadel.com

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A really good resource for Prototype is the book Head Rush Ajax. It is,
IMO, one of the best books on Ajax at the moment because it really does
provide the content in a distinct way that truly helps you capture the ideas
in the book. At first I was skeptical but now I'm sold.

Rey...

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RE: Persistance of ColdFusion Structures

2006-06-21 Thread Andy Matthews
Ooops...

I added cookie because it persists, not because it can store a structure.
Thanks for pointing that out.

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A struct can't exist in a cookie, as they only allow simple values.

-Original Message-
From: Andy Matthews [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, June 21, 2006 10:54 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Persistance of ColdFusion Structures

A structure will only live on the page which creates it unless it's set
in one of the following scopes:

SESSION
APPLICATION
SERVER
COOKIE

Note that this also includes sub structures of one of the above scopes.
IE.

APPLICATION.someStruct
SESSION.userinformation

etc.



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RE: Persistance of ColdFusion Structures

2006-06-21 Thread Andy Matthews
But then it's no longer a structure per se...just a string.

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you can wddx it :)

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RE: Persistance of ColdFusion Structures

2006-06-21 Thread Scott Stewart
Thanks Charlie, 

Using the session scope solved it.

sas

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a structure in and of itself is just...a variable.  Whether or not it
persists depends on the scope in which the variable (structure)
exists.

the form scope (which is a structure) exists on the form's action
page, and will not persist beyond that.

You could put it into the session scope:

cfset session.userFormData = duplicate(form) /

Make sure you use duplicate, since structCopy will create a pointer to
the form scope/struct, which will cease to exist past the action page.
 duplicate() creates a deep copy and the new variable will exist on
its own, independent of the original structure from which it was
copied.

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 Are ColdFusion structures meant to be persistent across pages. I have an
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Re: how to do a cfldap query

2006-06-21 Thread Srinivasa Teja Palla
Thanks everyone for your helpful replies. I finally got the ldap administrator 
working. Once I can connect to the directory ldap administrator helps a lot, 
but I found that connecting to it is the tricky part in its own right.

I had the ip, username, password, but the base dn also was ok since it is just 
the domain name that is listed for the active directory server machine. But the 
user credentials part threw me off, since it is not enough to just give the 
username, but we have to give it in the ldap format (cn=ou=dc=...) which is 
what we are trying to get in the first place. After a lot of trial and errors I 
was finally able to connect and see whats what. I still need to play with it 
and my final goal is to be able to modify user info including password using 
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Re: Tracking hits/impressions DB design Considerations

2006-06-21 Thread Mingo Hagen
My theory about that would be that it would only slow the process of 
getting a slow application down.

I would try to make the statistics application fast as hell, we have the 
stats for all our customers in one table (actually two, one for 
ip2country data), and so far it has just been a question of how to build 
a smart query that will be fast enough. The slowest up until now are the 
user-agent queries (because of a stupidity on my side) you should also 
create a separate table for user agents and possibly for OS's as well if 
you want to get those details.

On the log-side, like Auke says there is no slowdown whatsoever if you 
insert a record on every request.

The server we have this running on is no myspace by any means though, 
it's just generating about 4000 hits a day so you might have different 
results.

otoh, you might just be better of using webtrends or the likes, I went 
this route because I wanted to see if CF was up to it, and I like to 
have control over stuff ;).

Mingo.




blists wrote:
 This system is for members/users of our webapp. What if, for each user 
 that used this service (its and add-on), we created a new table on the fly. 
 That way each table would be used for that users tracking only and not for 
 all the users. Is that a viable idea?

 BrookD


 At 03:41 PM 6/13/2006, you wrote:
   
 If you do not need to keep track of IP addresses and dates, I would go this
 route.  If not, then make sure you have your columns as small as possible
 and maybe purge the info on a regular basis.
   
 If you do need that info you do best to have a table like Jabob proposes 
 anyway. Any inserts into a table you yourself proposed doesn't really do 
 any harm to processing. If you need to do a query that counts the number 
 of hits on that table, that will probably slow down as the table grows. So 
 you can do the count (to determine what to show) on 'Jacobs' table' and 
 have the other info in a separate table. OR just analyze your webserver 
 logfiles for that info later on :-)


 

 

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SeeFusion question

2006-06-21 Thread Brad Wood
Any SeeFusion users out there know the answers to two quick questions?
(I'm in the process of trying to sell it to my boss)

 

1)   Using the JDBC wrapper, will that log stored proc calls
(cfstoredproc) just like inline queries?  (Our DBA won't let us use
inline q's, only procs)

2)   Does SeeFusion capture form data which was submitted via a form
post as well as the URL string?

 

Many thanks!

 

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Image processing

2006-06-21 Thread Ken
Hi. Can someone suggest a tried, tested custom tag or a cfc that I
could use to have users upload images to the server. Basically, I want
something that takes almost every known image format, converts it to
web-friendly jpegs, re-sizes the images to a decent size, and finally
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I need to do this in CF MX 7, Standard Ed.
I don't mind paying, but free is always preferred.

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Re: Persistance of ColdFusion Structures

2006-06-21 Thread Tom Chiverton
On Wednesday 21 June 2006 16:03, Charlie Griefer wrote:
 you can wddx it :)

Doesn't work for CFCs though, so it's easier to say cookie and client can't 
store complex types.

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RE: SeeFusion question

2006-06-21 Thread Dan G. Switzer, II
Brad,

Any SeeFusion users out there know the answers to two quick questions?
(I'm in the process of trying to sell it to my boss)



1)   Using the JDBC wrapper, will that log stored proc calls
(cfstoredproc) just like inline queries?  (Our DBA won't let us use
inline q's, only procs)

Yes, it captures Stored Proc data just fine.

2)   Does SeeFusion capture form data which was submitted via a form
post as well as the URL string?

Not currently. However, you can dump form variables to the trace() method
and view the trace calls in the debug window. 

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Re: AJAX

2006-06-21 Thread Rey Bango
Check out my latest blog entry from yesterday. Rob Gonda jumped in a 
suggested I head down the Dojo path since its the most complete library 
at the moment. I think he's right as it definitely has the best feature 
set and incredible industry backing. It seems a little heavy though as 
the Ajax version of Dojo is ~129kb. Thats pretty big to send to a browser.

I'm also looking at Mochikit since its gotten some really good press 
recently.

Rey..

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RE: Image processing

2006-06-21 Thread Andy Matthews
Rick Root's CFC does this. It's called CFFM.

http://www.opensourcecf.com/

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Hi. Can someone suggest a tried, tested custom tag or a cfc that I
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web-friendly jpegs, re-sizes the images to a decent size, and finally
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RE: AJAX

2006-06-21 Thread Andy Matthews
Good thing is that the user only needs to download it once then it's in the
cache. If you're performing intensive UI then it's probably worth it.

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Check out my latest blog entry from yesterday. Rob Gonda jumped in a
suggested I head down the Dojo path since its the most complete library
at the moment. I think he's right as it definitely has the best feature
set and incredible industry backing. It seems a little heavy though as
the Ajax version of Dojo is ~129kb. Thats pretty big to send to a browser.

I'm also looking at Mochikit since its gotten some really good press
recently.

Rey..



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RE: AJAX

2006-06-21 Thread RADEMAKERS Tanguy
A really good resource for Prototype is the book Head Rush Ajax. It 
is, IMO, one of the best books on Ajax at the moment because it really 
does provide the content in a distinct way that truly helps 
you capture 
the ideas in the book. At first I was skeptical but now I'm sold.

Rey...

Sadly, i can't agree. Head Rush Ajax devotes one whole page (big
fonts, crazy layout) to Prototype, and only covers one of the Ajax
methods, which amounts to just a few percent of the whole API. Rumour
has it that Sitepoint (publishers of the second best js book ever: The
Javascript Anthology) will be publishing a book completely devoted to
Prototype... now that's gonna rock. For AJAX specific books available
now, i recommend manning's AJAX in action and the Pragmatic AJAX
book. The manning book is especially interesting in that it goes way
beyond the here's how to make an xmlHttp request stuff and gets into
things like patterns (esp. MVC style development) and refactoring in
javascript. Not that i'm looking to develop the next google calendar or
anything, but if i ever wanted to, this book would be the one living
under my pillow.

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Re: AJAX

2006-06-21 Thread Rey Bango
I agree. Their kitchen sink version (seriously thats the name) is 
282kb. The cool thing about Dojo though is that you can dynamically load 
functionality at runtime by simply have the Dojo source tree available 
in your site's dir structure. So you can get the Ajax version (129k) and 
then dynamically include other things such as the widget API only when 
you need it. For public web apps, this is a big thing. For intranets and 
such, I'd just send them the full blown kit since its all internal where 
  you're running at normal LAN speeds.

Rey..

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RE: Flash form layouts

2006-06-21 Thread Artur Kordowski
There is no design view support cfforms in DW and FlexBuilder. All you can
do is to create an MXML App (in a component) and then import it in the
cfforms as a class. This should work.

Artur

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Subject: Flash form layouts

I'm doing some work with flash forms and I'd love to be able to drag and
drop elements onto a page like flex builder can. Is this supported in
dreamweaver? In flex builder?
Thanks

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RE: AJAX

2006-06-21 Thread Munson, Jacob
You can use their compressor to whack the file size by about 50%.  At
least, that's the reduction I saw when I used it for the JS behind
CFQuickDocs, but I haven't tried it with the Dojo libraries.

http://dojotoolkit.org/docs/compressor_system.html 

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 I agree. Their kitchen sink version (seriously thats the name) is 
 282kb. The cool thing about Dojo though is that you can 
 dynamically load 
 functionality at runtime by simply have the Dojo source tree 
 available 
 in your site's dir structure. So you can get the Ajax version 
 (129k) and 
 then dynamically include other things such as the widget API 
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Re: AJAX

2006-06-21 Thread Rey Bango
T,

I see your point but I have to say that Head Rush Ajax has been a great 
intro so far to Prototype. While it may not provide me with info on 
everything that the library includes, it has allowed me to get going in 
a VERY easy and understandable way. So for those starting out, I really 
do recommend this book and Ben Nadel seems to also like it.

One thing that I found last night was a Prototype cheat sheet developed 
by Jonathan Snook. It can be found here: 
http://www.snook.ca/archives/000531.php

My next Ajax book will be Foundations of Ajax but I am definitely going 
to get Ajax in Action based on your recommendation.

Thanks,

Rey...

RADEMAKERS Tanguy wrote:
 Sadly, i can't agree. Head Rush Ajax devotes one whole page (big
 fonts, crazy layout) to Prototype, and only covers one of the Ajax
 methods, which amounts to just a few percent of the whole API. Rumour
 has it that Sitepoint (publishers of the second best js book ever: The
 Javascript Anthology) will be publishing a book completely devoted to
 Prototype... now that's gonna rock. For AJAX specific books available
 now, i recommend manning's AJAX in action and the Pragmatic AJAX
 book. The manning book is especially interesting in that it goes way
 beyond the here's how to make an xmlHttp request stuff and gets into
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RE: Image processing

2006-06-21 Thread Ben Nadel
I don't know about the breadth of images types that it can handle, but I
love the Alagad Image Component which can convert to PNG and JPG files. 

...
Ben Nadel 
Web Developer
Nylon Technology
350 7th Avenue
Floor 10
New York, NY 10001
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212.691.3477 fax
www.nylontechnology.com
 
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love.

-Original Message-
From: Ken [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Wednesday, June 21, 2006 11:39 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Image processing

Hi. Can someone suggest a tried, tested custom tag or a cfc that I could use
to have users upload images to the server. Basically, I want something that
takes almost every known image format, converts it to web-friendly jpegs,
re-sizes the images to a decent size, and finally puts a watermark on it.
I need to do this in CF MX 7, Standard Ed.
I don't mind paying, but free is always preferred.

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Re: Image processing

2006-06-21 Thread Jordan Michaels
Andy Matthews wrote:
 Rick Root's CFC does this. It's called CFFM.
 
 http://www.opensourcecf.com/
 
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 -Original Message-
 From: Ken [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Sent: Wednesday, June 21, 2006 10:39 AM
 To: CF-Talk
 Subject: Image processing
 
 
 Hi. Can someone suggest a tried, tested custom tag or a cfc that I
 could use to have users upload images to the server. Basically, I want
 something that takes almost every known image format, converts it to
 web-friendly jpegs, re-sizes the images to a decent size, and finally
 puts a watermark on it.
 I need to do this in CF MX 7, Standard Ed.
 I don't mind paying, but free is always preferred.
 
 Thx
 


There's another good cfc by Rick Root called image.cfc. It does just the
image processing and works great in a pure-java environment. It's also free:

http://www.opensourcecf.com/imagecfc/

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Re: AJAX

2006-06-21 Thread Rey Bango
Sweet!! The one that I downloaded was already compressed. Does this 
compress it even more? If so, that that would be VERY awesome!

BTW Jacob, any chance I could take a peak at the code for CFQuickDocs? 
I'd like to see how you did the autofil functionality when I look up a 
CF tag.

Rey...

Munson, Jacob wrote:
 You can use their compressor to whack the file size by about 50%.  At
 least, that's the reduction I saw when I used it for the JS behind
 CFQuickDocs, but I haven't tried it with the Dojo libraries.
 
 http://dojotoolkit.org/docs/compressor_system.html 

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Re: Export text

2006-06-21 Thread Ken Ferguson
I've also made a lot of changes recently to take advantage of this. 
Here's a simple test and result to show the differences I've seen.

The query returns 21,596 records.

[49407ms] /CFStringAppend/
[468ms] /javaStringBuffer/

//


With this code:


cfset stringBuffer = CreateObject( java, java.lang.StringBuffer 
).Init() /

cfquery name=noms datasource=#request.dsn#
Select ID
From nomination
/cfquery

cfset mystring = 
cftimer label=CFStringAppend
cfloop query=noms
  cfset mystring = mystring  this is row:   noms.CurrentRow  
br / /
/cfloop
/cftimer


cftimer label=javaStringBuffer
cfloop query=noms
  cfset stringBuffer.Append( this is row:   noms.CurrentRow  
br /) /
/cfloop
/cftimer

cfoutput
#stringBuffer.ToString()#
hr
#mystring#
/cfoutput

More than 100 times better. That's quite a significant difference, isn't 
it???



*
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214.636.6126
*






Rob Wilkerson wrote:
 I'll second Ben's recommendation.  I changed several of my large
 string concatenations and saw performance increases up to 90% over the
 traditional method.  It really makes a huge difference.

 On 6/20/06, Ben Nadel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
   
 If you are building a massive string (without appending to a file) I would
 suggest using the Java StringBuffer. It creates parts of a string and then
 creates a full string once at the end... HUGE performance advantage over
 traditional string concatenation:

 cfset jstrBuffer = CreateObject( java, java.lang.StringBuffer ).Init()
 /

 cfloop query=qTest
   cfset jstrBuffer.Append( this is row:   qTest.CurrentRow ) /
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 cfoutput
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 Subject: Export text

 I need to do a simple download of 100,000 plus records out of SQL. I would
 like the user to get prompted to save a .txt file They will be using recent
 versions of IE. I've been playing around with CFHeader and CFContent. It
 works OK if specify Application/msexcel. Does anyone have any code examples
 dumping to a text file?

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RE: how to do a cfldap query

2006-06-21 Thread Dawson, Michael
Congrats!

Just remember, in these stand-alone LDAP browsers, you use the
FQDN-style for the username.  In CFLDAP, you use two other styles of
username, as mentioned in a previous message.

Modifying user info is not too bad once you get the hang of it.  Here
are some tips:

* Be wary of commas.  You should always set the delimiter and separator
values in the CFLDAP tag.

* Always use CFDUMP.

* You cannot change passwords unless you have a SSL cert setup for the
CF server and the AD domain controller.  I use other methods of changing
passwords.

Good luck!

M!ke

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Subject: Re: how to do a cfldap query

Thanks everyone for your helpful replies. I finally got the ldap
administrator working. Once I can connect to the directory ldap
administrator helps a lot, but I found that connecting to it is the
tricky part in its own right.

I had the ip, username, password, but the base dn also was ok since it
is just the domain name that is listed for the active directory server
machine. But the user credentials part threw me off, since it is not
enough to just give the username, but we have to give it in the ldap
format (cn=ou=dc=...) which is what we are trying to get in the first
place. After a lot of trial and errors I was finally able to connect and
see whats what. I still need to play with it and my final goal is to be
able to modify user info including password using cfldap. I really
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RE: AJAX

2006-06-21 Thread Ben Nadel
Also, 

Just to add... AJAX itself is very small. I mean it just making connections
to the server and returning data. The HeadRush book goes into detail about
this and gives people a taste of how that can be used (I have not finished
the book). If you want to learn how to really program huge applications with
AJAX, that is beyond the scope of this book and AJAX itself. If that's what
you want, you will probably need a variety of books that help you master
DHTML. 

-my two cents

...
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Web Developer
Nylon Technology
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Floor 10
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love.

-Original Message-
From: Rey Bango [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Wednesday, June 21, 2006 12:01 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: AJAX

T,

I see your point but I have to say that Head Rush Ajax has been a great
intro so far to Prototype. While it may not provide me with info on
everything that the library includes, it has allowed me to get going in a
VERY easy and understandable way. So for those starting out, I really do
recommend this book and Ben Nadel seems to also like it.

One thing that I found last night was a Prototype cheat sheet developed by
Jonathan Snook. It can be found here: 
http://www.snook.ca/archives/000531.php

My next Ajax book will be Foundations of Ajax but I am definitely going to
get Ajax in Action based on your recommendation.

Thanks,

Rey...

RADEMAKERS Tanguy wrote:
 Sadly, i can't agree. Head Rush Ajax devotes one whole page (big 
 fonts, crazy layout) to Prototype, and only covers one of the Ajax 
 methods, which amounts to just a few percent of the whole API. Rumour 
 has it that Sitepoint (publishers of the second best js book ever: 
 The Javascript Anthology) will be publishing a book completely 
 devoted to Prototype... now that's gonna rock. For AJAX specific books 
 available now, i recommend manning's AJAX in action and the Pragmatic
AJAX
 book. The manning book is especially interesting in that it goes 
 way beyond the here's how to make an xmlHttp request stuff and 
 gets into things like patterns (esp. MVC style development) and 
 refactoring in javascript. Not that i'm looking to develop the next 
 google calendar or anything, but if i ever wanted to, this book would 
 be the one living under my pillow.



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RE: Coldfusion Session is invalid null error in CFMX 6.1

2006-06-21 Thread Andy Matthews
Thanks Dave.

I'll check that out. A member of my local CFUG suggested much the same
thing.

!//--
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From: Dave Carabetta [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, June 21, 2006 10:11 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Coldfusion Session is invalid null error in CFMX 6.1


On 6/21/06, Andy Matthews [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Looks like we already have that one installed.


I posted this same answer a couple of days ago...

You need to go into your web.xml file (found in the WEB-INF directory
root) and make sure that the session-timeout value set in there is
greater than the max time set in your CF Administrator. The value in
the web.xml file (it's found towards the very bottom of the file in a
session-config tree) is in minutes (with a default of 300, aka 5
hours). It looks like you have the value in your CF Administrator set
to 23 hours? If so, then make sure the value is 1381 (I add 1 minute
for good measure). Restart the instance and off you go...

Regards,
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Re: AJAX

2006-06-21 Thread Tanguy Rademakers
Good thing is that the user only needs to download it once then it's in the
cache. If you're performing intensive UI then it's probably worth it.

. unless you serve up your site via SSL, in which case you will have to 
redownload for every page refresh. This is true for all page resources, not 
just js files. Something to keep in mind.

/t

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Re: Sticking with CF...

2006-06-21 Thread Cutter (CFRelated)
http://www.vnunet.com/vnunet/news/2117482/windows-secure-linux

And yes, some studies were funded by MS, while others were not. There 
are many articles available on this. You are correct though, Unix and 
Linux are two completely different things, but if the errors are third 
party app issues, and that app is the Apache web server, then it might 
hold that it would be an issue on either *nix flavor, would it not? This 
is all neither here nor there, as this discussion belongs on a different 
list anyway. And, as I said before, I give props to Mac OSX for being a 
pretty decent system. I personally wouldn't use it, but that's my decision.

Cutter

Munson, Jacob wrote:
 One more thing, most of those studies that say that Linux has more
 vulnerabilities than Windows are counting vulnerabilities in third party
 products, not the Linux kernel.  If you install the GIMP after you've
 installed Linux, and a vulnerability is found, these companies count
 that in their comparison to Windows.
 
 
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From: Munson, Jacob [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Wednesday, June 21, 2006 9:03 AM


Since Mac OSX is based upon OpenBSD, which is a flavor of 

Linux, the 

fact is that there are actually more holes and vulnerabilities that 
could be exploited than there are in Windows (according to some 
independent studies done by several security 

organizations). But, as 

previously stated, no one really targets these 
vulnerabilities because 
of the user ratio to those using Windows.

First, OpenBSD is a flavor of Unix, not Linux.  The difference is
significant.  Second, those independent studies you mentioned are
probably the same ones that Microsoft loves to advertise, and 
those are
mostly funded by Microsoft.  Yes, the security firms doing the studies
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Re: AJAX

2006-06-21 Thread Rey Bango
Very good point.

Rey...

Tanguy Rademakers wrote:
Good thing is that the user only needs to download it once then it's in the
cache. If you're performing intensive UI then it's probably worth it.
 
 
 . unless you serve up your site via SSL, in which case you will have to 
 redownload for every page refresh. This is true for all page resources, not 
 just js files. Something to keep in mind.
 
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Re: AJAX

2006-06-21 Thread Tanguy Rademakers
One thing that I found last night was a Prototype cheat sheet developed 
by Jonathan Snook. It can be found here: 
http://www.snook.ca/archives/000531.php

http://www.sergiopereira.com/articles/prototype.js.html

This guy read through the prototype.js source and took some notes, which he was 
kind enough to share with everybody. That's one of the nicest things about 
Prototype compared to other frameworks: it has enough functionality that you 
won't immediately be reaching for another tool to do something else (as opposed 
to really minimal frameworks like xhconn), but it's still reasonably short 
(about 50k uncompressed - prints out to 44 A4 landscape pages) so you can take 
it away somewhere with a cup of coffee and just read it. 

What it's lacking is any kind of support for prepackaged gui effects (beyond 
show/hide/toggle) or behaviour like drag/drop etc. If and when you need those, 
there are several libraries out there (most noteably scriptaculous) which build 
on top of prototype.

My next Ajax book will be Foundations of Ajax but I am definitely going 
to get Ajax in Action based on your recommendation.

I'd say skip it - it's pretty much the same basic contents as Head Rush Ajax. 
Tedious explanations of the xmlHttpRequest object are fast replacing those 
intro that used to give you a synopsis of the history of the internet in 
every... single... book... 

(yes, i do read a lot of computer books. I say either buy the thickest book 
with the biggest index or a small book that's interesting enough to read away 
from your computer - a real acid test for computer book quality)

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RE: Sticking with CF...

2006-06-21 Thread Munson, Jacob
 http://www.vnunet.com/vnunet/news/2117482/windows-secure-linux

That article has this quote: aggregated distributions of the Linux
operating system suffered 96 vulnerabilities while Windows NT/2000
suffered only 42.  If you could buy Windows with thousands of 3rd party
apps, like the Linux distributions they studied, you'd see a LOT more
Windows vulnerabilities than the strictly Microsoft ones they counted.
I really do wish the 'expert' analysts out there would grow a brain and
do true scientific studies on occasion.

But I agree with you, Cutter, this discussion doesn't really belong
here.  :)  I can't resist sometimes, but I need to try harder.  And, I
don't try to say that Linux is more secure than Windows anymore because
there have been plenty of vulnerabilities in both products.  As long as
humans are making the software we use, there will always be
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Triggering a refresh with an URL variable programmatically

2006-06-21 Thread Ian Skinner
Would the following code cause a ColdFusion server to run the code specified by 
the url variable in an application.cfm file to refresh an application scope 
variable?

cfhttp url=http://#cgi.SERVER_NAME#; timeout=10
  cfhttpparam type=url name=adRefresh value=true
/cfhttp

Under testing, it does not seem to be doing so.

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RE: AJAX

2006-06-21 Thread Andy Matthews
Ooh...really? I didn't know that.

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-Original Message-
From: Tanguy Rademakers [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, June 21, 2006 11:26 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: AJAX


Good thing is that the user only needs to download it once then it's in the
cache. If you're performing intensive UI then it's probably worth it.

.. unless you serve up your site via SSL, in which case you will have to
redownload for every page refresh. This is true for all page resources, not
just js files. Something to keep in mind.

/t



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ANN: Dreamweaver extensions for ColdFusion frameworks

2006-06-21 Thread Massimo Foti
I assembled Dreamweaver's tag libraries for: Model-Glue, Mach II and 
Fusebox. They are all available under the Dreamweaver  ColdFusion section 
of my website.

Direct links:
http://www.massimocorner.com/dreamweaver/coldfusion/model-glue.mxp
http://www.massimocorner.com/dreamweaver/coldfusion/mach_ii.mxp
http://www.massimocorner.com/dreamweaver/coldfusion/fusebox.mxp

Hope they could help


BTW Do anybody know if a DTD/Schema for ColdSpring is available or, at 
least, planned?


Massimo Foti
Tools for ColdFusion and Dreamweaver developers:
http://www.massimocorner.com
  


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Re: Dreamweaver extensions for ColdFusion frameworks

2006-06-21 Thread Jeff Small
 I assembled Dreamweaver's tag libraries for: Model-Glue, Mach II and
 Fusebox. They are all available under the Dreamweaver  ColdFusion section
 of my website.

 Direct links:
 http://www.massimocorner.com/dreamweaver/coldfusion/model-glue.mxp
 http://www.massimocorner.com/dreamweaver/coldfusion/mach_ii.mxp
 http://www.massimocorner.com/dreamweaver/coldfusion/fusebox.mxp

 Hope they could help

Whoa...that is VERY cool. Thanks so much! 



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RE: Sticking with CF...

2006-06-21 Thread Munson, Jacob
  http://www.vnunet.com/vnunet/news/2117482/windows-secure-linux
 
 That article has this quote: aggregated distributions of the Linux
 operating system suffered 96 vulnerabilities while Windows NT/2000
 suffered only 42.

Oh, and by the way, it looks like they added up the vulnerabilities from
ALL the Linux distributions they studied to arrive at 96!  A lot of
those will be duplicates!  That study is just invalid, or at least the
interpretation of it in that article is.


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RE: AJAX

2006-06-21 Thread Munson, Jacob
 Sweet!! The one that I downloaded was already compressed. Does this 
 compress it even more? If so, that that would be VERY awesome!

Oh, it's probably already been fed through their compressor then.
 
 BTW Jacob, any chance I could take a peak at the code for 
 CFQuickDocs? 
 I'd like to see how you did the autofil functionality when I 
 look up a 
 CF tag.

I've got a short run down of the code here:
http://techfeed.net/cfQuickDocs/howItWorks.cfm

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Re: AJAX

2006-06-21 Thread Massimo Foti
My next Ajax book will be Foundations of Ajax but I am definitely going
to get Ajax in Action based on your recommendation.

 I'd say skip it - it's pretty much the same basic contents as Head Rush 
 Ajax.

I agree.

I've read quite a bunch of AJAX's books in the last few months.AJAX in 
Action from Manning is excellent in terms of written contents, but:

- Many samples are more or less broken in various browsers
- The basic XHR library they use doesn't works with Safari (unlike what they 
say) and cause a JS error in IE
- A few examples don't work in any browser :-(


Head Rush Ajax and Foundations of Ajax are very basic. Pragmatic AJAX 
was totally useless for me too, but I guess I am biased, since I know 
JavaScript/AJAX quite well.

Professional AJAX, from Wrox, has a few good chapters (the initial ones, 
written by Zakas), mixed with other material that doesn't meet the same 
quality standards. Pretty typical of books written by many authors... What I 
like about Professional AJAX is the fact they cover using XPath and XSLT 
in JavaScript as well. But then, all their XSLT code use synchronous calls 
and sometimes doesn't work in IE :-(

All in all I've seen plenty of buggy code on anything but the most basic 
AJAX's book. I guess the rush to arrive first to the market affected the 
overall quality...


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Re: ColdSpring DTD (was: DW extensions for CF frameworks)

2006-06-21 Thread Dave Ross
It's planned... right now you can use 
http://www.springframework.org/dtd/spring-beans.dtd

not everything is implemented from J2EE spring (obviously), and we support a 
name= attribute on constructor-arg/, so we will have to make our own DTD 
soon.

thanks,

Dave Ross
http://www.coldspringframework.org

I assembled Dreamweaver's tag libraries for: Model-Glue, Mach II and 
Fusebox. They are all available under the Dreamweaver  ColdFusion section 
of my website.

Direct links:
http://www.massimocorner.com/dreamweaver/coldfusion/model-glue.mxp
http://www.massimocorner.com/dreamweaver/coldfusion/mach_ii.mxp
http://www.massimocorner.com/dreamweaver/coldfusion/fusebox.mxp

Hope they could help


BTW Do anybody know if a DTD/Schema for ColdSpring is available or, at 
least, planned?


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RE: Sticking with CF...

2006-06-21 Thread Dave Watts
 But if they had more users then magically there would be more 
 holes in the install!! ;)~

Yes, because the biggest security hole in any OS is the one that sits in
front of the monitor.

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Re: AJAX

2006-06-21 Thread Bryan Stevenson
 Just to add... AJAX itself is very small. I mean it just making connections
 to the server and returning data. The HeadRush book goes into detail about
 this and gives people a taste of how that can be used (I have not finished
 the book). If you want to learn how to really program huge applications with
 AJAX, that is beyond the scope of this book and AJAX itself. If that's what
 you want, you will probably need a variety of books that help you master
 DHTML.

 -my two cents

 ...
 Ben Nadel

Yeah Ben...I think that is a very important distinction for those that may be 
just strating with AJAX.

AJAX is quite simple in the grand scheme of things.  What can get complicated 
is 
call back functions (or functions to call when the AJAX request is fired) that 
run when the AJAX response is received.  These are what all the various 
libraries are about (at least that's what I assume as wwe have essentiually 
rolled our own on top of CFAJAX).  These libraries contain functions to allow 
you to manipulate what is returned and do things like:

-change the innerHTML of a DIV (i.e. show an error message without reloading 
the 
page)
-show a retriving results message when the AJAX request fires
-closing the same box whenm the results come back
-re-populate a related select box
-highlight form fields that conyain errors
-create drag  drop interfaces

These are just simple examples baseda round standard web app interface 
bits.it really ends where your imagination does.  That's why we are seeing 
interfaces we haven't seen before in web apps.

my 2 cents

Cheers


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RE: Sticking with CF...

2006-06-21 Thread Dave Watts
 Of course they dont, they are too damn busy scanning for 
 viruses, well except for dave watts of course.

Well, there's no reason that all the other Windows users can't use their
machines safely. Step 1 is, don't log into the Windows shell as an
administrator!

Of course, that's the big change in Vista, which by prompting a user for
administrative credentials only when needed is a lot more like ... OS X!

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RE: DataDirect drivers and CFMX Standard

2006-06-21 Thread Dave Watts
 We're using the CF Standard version and trying to connect to 
 an Oracle Database (and actually use it in a meaningful way). 
  What we've discovered is this is pretty much down-right 
 silly if you want to use stored procs.

Have you tried Oracle's own JDBC drivers? If I recall correctly, they have a
type 4 JDBC driver and a JDBC-OCI driver.

 In order to see if we can fix the problems I downloaded the 
 DataDirect drivers (which appear to be THE way to connect to 
 Oracle).  Drivers are installed, I can test the connection 
 using the tool that comes wtih them, and you'd think 
 everything would work... but NO, I get a timeout error 
 everytime I try to connect to my database.  I'm assuming that 
 the problem is my connection string since it's obviously 
 finding the driver, but I can't figure it out.
 
 Has anyone else out there done this?  I'm going to call Adobe 
 in the morning, but I thought maybe someone could just toss 
 me the answer.
 
 Connection Information I'm using:
 Driver Class: com.ddtek.jdbc.oracle.OracleDriver
 URL: jdbc:datadirect:oracle://ASG2KDEVODB01:1521;ServiceName=DBKDEV1
 
 CF Class Path:
 c:/work/ColdFusion/drivers/lib/base.jar,c:/work/ColdFusion/dri
 vers/lib/util.jar,c:/work/ColdFusion/drivers/lib/oracle.jar
 
 I had to configure it as a type Other since the Data Direct 
 drivers don't come wtih standard.  Any help at all would be 
 appreciated.

Did you download the DataDirect drivers from Adobe, or from DataDirect? The
Adobe version should not allow you to connect to Oracle from CF Standard -
that's one of the big selling points for CF Enterprise, actually. If you get
the drivers directly from DataDirect, they should work, but they're
expensive enough that you'd be better off upgrading to CFMX Enterprise.

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Re: AJAX

2006-06-21 Thread Rey Bango
Thanks for the great replies Massimo  TanGuy. I'll definitely be 
picking up those books. I just got an email from SitePoint about their 
new book and I'm going to take a look at their sample chapters. I'd like 
to know what you think as well.

Rey...

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RE: Triggering a refresh with an URL variable programmatically

2006-06-21 Thread Everett, Al \(NIH/NIGMS\) [C]
Don't you only use cfhttpparam if your http method is post?

cfhttp url=http://#cgi.SERVER_NAME#?adRefresh=true; timeout=10
should do what you want.

Of course, that assumes that you have code in your Application.cfm that
will act on URL.adRefresh.

-Original Message-
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Sent: Wednesday, June 21, 2006 12:43 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Triggering a refresh with an URL variable programmatically

Would the following code cause a ColdFusion server to run the code
specified by the url variable in an application.cfm file to refresh an
application scope variable?

cfhttp url=http://#cgi.SERVER_NAME#; timeout=10
  cfhttpparam type=url name=adRefresh value=true /cfhttp

Under testing, it does not seem to be doing so.

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Re: Triggering a refresh with an URL variable programmatically

2006-06-21 Thread Alan Rother
Huh?


Let's go back to the beginning, forget about solutions for the moment. What
is you end goal here?


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RE: Sticking with CF...

2006-06-21 Thread Eric Roberts
Isn't that the same thing that is done with windows?  Most of the security
flaws are from the applications added after the OS is installed.  The only
difference is that everything in Linux and Unix is a third party application
;-)

Eric 

-Original Message-
From: Munson, Jacob [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Wednesday, 21 June 2006 10:08
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Sticking with CF...

One more thing, most of those studies that say that Linux has more
vulnerabilities than Windows are counting vulnerabilities in third party
products, not the Linux kernel.  If you install the GIMP after you've
installed Linux, and a vulnerability is found, these companies count that in
their comparison to Windows.

 -Original Message-
 From: Munson, Jacob [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Sent: Wednesday, June 21, 2006 9:03 AM
 
  Since Mac OSX is based upon OpenBSD, which is a flavor of
 Linux, the
  fact is that there are actually more holes and vulnerabilities that 
  could be exploited than there are in Windows (according to some 
  independent studies done by several security
 organizations). But, as
  previously stated, no one really targets these vulnerabilities 
  because of the user ratio to those using Windows.
 
 First, OpenBSD is a flavor of Unix, not Linux.  The difference is 
 significant.  Second, those independent studies you mentioned are 
 probably the same ones that Microsoft loves to advertise, and those 
 are mostly funded by Microsoft.  Yes, the security firms doing the 
 studies are independent, but nobody likes to slap the hand that feeds 
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OT: SQL Server- Postgres Distributed Transactions

2006-06-21 Thread Nick Han
Does anyone know if there is a solution to making transactions work,
when using remote calls from SQL Server to Postgres?  We have a link
server setup and we are able to push data over to Postgres from SQL
Server.  What we are having a problem with is when trying to wrap
transactions around the calls, the transaction fails.  

 



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RE: Sticking with CF...

2006-06-21 Thread Eric Roberts
Amen to that brother LOL!  I remember when I love you came out.  I worked
in a downtown Chicago office building.  When I got to the front door, there
was a paper on the door warning us of the virus.  I got to the guard's desk,
there was a warning.  There was one above the buttons for the elevator.
Once I got in the elevator there was a warning on the back and above the
buttons on the inside.  When I got up to my floor, there was a warning on
the wall opposite the elevator and again on the security door leading to my
office area and on several outer walls of the cubicles in the office.  Yet
some dumba** opened...not once...but twice.  All the security and exception
handling in the world can easily be defeated by a single dumba** sitting in
front of a keyboard...regardless of the OS.  I ended up sleeping in the
office that night because the last train back to the burbs had left several
hours before we had finished restoring image files on all of our servers
(yes...this guy was a programmer and had share access to the servers.)  All
I can say is that he was very lucky the windows don't open on the 25th floor
;-)

Eric 

-Original Message-
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Sent: Wednesday, 21 June 2006 12:11
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Sticking with CF...

 But if they had more users then magically there would be more holes in 
 the install!! ;)~

Yes, because the biggest security hole in any OS is the one that sits in
front of the monitor.

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RE: Sticking with CF...

2006-06-21 Thread Munson, Jacob
 Isn't that the same thing that is done with windows?  Most of 
 the security
 flaws are from the applications added after the OS is 
 installed.

I'm not sure about that (the majority of recent Windows vulnerabilities
have been in IE), but even if it were true, the point is that these
security 'experts' do these studies where they point out hundreds of
flaws in Linux, counting 3rd party apps, but they only look at Windows
vulnerabilities in the core OS.




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Re: Image processing

2006-06-21 Thread Rick Root
Andy Matthews wrote:
 Rick Root's CFC does this. It's called CFFM.
 
 http://www.opensourcecf.com/

Nope, CFFM definately does very little of what he's actually looking 
for.  It doesn't support almost every known image format, it doesn't 
convert those non-web images to web friendly images, and it doesn't 
watermark images.

imageCFC (also at www.opensourcecf.com) comes closer, but it still 
doesn't support almost every known image format.. in fact I've never 
tested it with anything other than JPG, GIF and PNGs... I suppose it's 
theoretically possible that java can read TIFF and BMP and other such 
formats but I've never tried.  It certainly can't read PSD files.

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RE: Image processing

2006-06-21 Thread Andy Matthews
I realized after I read someone else's response that I should have pointed
him to image.cfc. Although uploading TIF files...why would you do that?
They're usually HUGE!

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-Original Message-
From: Rick Root [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, June 21, 2006 12:52 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Image processing


Andy Matthews wrote:
 Rick Root's CFC does this. It's called CFFM.

 http://www.opensourcecf.com/

Nope, CFFM definately does very little of what he's actually looking
for.  It doesn't support almost every known image format, it doesn't
convert those non-web images to web friendly images, and it doesn't
watermark images.

imageCFC (also at www.opensourcecf.com) comes closer, but it still
doesn't support almost every known image format.. in fact I've never
tested it with anything other than JPG, GIF and PNGs... I suppose it's
theoretically possible that java can read TIFF and BMP and other such
formats but I've never tried.  It certainly can't read PSD files.

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RE: Triggering a refresh with an URL variable programmatically

2006-06-21 Thread Dave Watts
 Don't you only use cfhttpparam if your http method is post?
 
 cfhttp url=http://#cgi.SERVER_NAME#?adRefresh=true; 
 timeout=10 should do what you want.

You can use it with GET as well.

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RE: Sticking with CF...

2006-06-21 Thread Dave Watts
 I'm not sure about that (the majority of recent Windows 
 vulnerabilities have been in IE), but even if it were true, 
 the point is that these security 'experts' do these studies 
 where they point out hundreds of flaws in Linux, counting 3rd 
 party apps, but they only look at Windows vulnerabilities in 
 the core OS.

Since most Linux distros come with all those apps, and in many cases the
apps are installed by default, wouldn't it make sense to point them out? I
agree with you that the way these things are counted is a bit flaky (and in
some cases, self-serving), but that's a different issue.

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RE: DataDirect drivers and CFMX Standard

2006-06-21 Thread Jennifer Dodson
No, I haven't tried the JDBC-OCI driver.  The Thin client driver won't
return ref-cursors as result sets, and I couldn't find any information on
the JDBC driver.  I will definitely look into it though.  As to the
DataDirect drivers I did get them from DataDirect, Adobe won't give them to
you.  I'm trying to get a price quote on them and I think you're probably
right that it's more cost efficient to buy Enterprise.  They don't seem real
eager to tell me the actual cost.  

-Original Message-
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Sent: Wednesday, June 21, 2006 12:33 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: DataDirect drivers and CFMX Standard

 We're using the CF Standard version and trying to connect to an Oracle
 Database (and actually use it in a meaningful way).
  What we've discovered is this is pretty much down-right silly if you
 want to use stored procs.

Have you tried Oracle's own JDBC drivers? If I recall correctly, they have a
type 4 JDBC driver and a JDBC-OCI driver.

 In order to see if we can fix the problems I downloaded the DataDirect
 drivers (which appear to be THE way to connect to Oracle).  Drivers
 are installed, I can test the connection using the tool that comes
 wtih them, and you'd think everything would work... but NO, I get a
 timeout error everytime I try to connect to my database.  I'm assuming
 that the problem is my connection string since it's obviously finding
 the driver, but I can't figure it out.

 Has anyone else out there done this?  I'm going to call Adobe in the
 morning, but I thought maybe someone could just toss me the answer.

 Connection Information I'm using:
 Driver Class: com.ddtek.jdbc.oracle.OracleDriver
 URL: jdbc:datadirect:oracle://ASG2KDEVODB01:1521;ServiceName=DBKDEV1

 CF Class Path:
 c:/work/ColdFusion/drivers/lib/base.jar,c:/work/ColdFusion/dri
 vers/lib/util.jar,c:/work/ColdFusion/drivers/lib/oracle.jar

 I had to configure it as a type Other since the Data Direct drivers
 don't come wtih standard.  Any help at all would be appreciated.

Did you download the DataDirect drivers from Adobe, or from DataDirect? The
Adobe version should not allow you to connect to Oracle from CF Standard -
that's one of the big selling points for CF Enterprise, actually. If you get
the drivers directly from DataDirect, they should work, but they're
expensive enough that you'd be better off upgrading to CFMX Enterprise.

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SEO, CF and URLs oh my

2006-06-21 Thread Scott Mulholland
Looking for an answer or some thoughts on a theoretical question:  

 

Will a search engine respond more favorably in indexing a html file over a
cfm file (keywords, content, etc aside)?  

 

For example would one of these urls jump out as being better in terms of
SEO:

 

www.stuff.com/product.cfm/lollipops/cherry/product/2

 

 http://www.stuff.com/lollipops/cherry-lollipops.htm
www.stuff.com/lollipops/cherry-lollipops.htm

 

We're debating whether generating static htm files for each product based on
data from the database and re-generating when them when the database
information changed would have a benefit worth the effort.  Anyone have any
experience/results with the latter?

 

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RE: cfwddx limit - 500 NULL

2006-06-21 Thread Dave Watts
 My original intent was just to find out how much of my 
 server's memory was being used to store a large query in the 
 application scope.  I haven't been able to find a better way 
 to figure it out.

If you can run this query in an isolated environment (a dev server,
perhaps), you should be able to measure the memory before and after running
the query. In addition, tools like SeeFusion and FusionReactor can monitor
the heap size, which will change when the query object is created on the
heap.

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Re: Image processing

2006-06-21 Thread Claude Schneegans
 Can someone suggest a tried, tested custom tag or a cfc that I
could use to have users upload images to the server.

Until recently I used CFX_image from JManner, it is free, but the 
algorithm used
for resizing is just not good enough.
I just bought and installed CFX_imageCR3, and the result is at least as 
good as the best I can get
when resizing with Paint Shop pro.
The only thing which is missing in CFX_imageCR3 is information about the 
type of the
original image. Users cannot be trusted to send files with the proper 
extension, so
the tag recognizes the type regardless the extension.
However, it would be great to know the type, because you need it to 
specify a correct
file name for the image to be saved.
For instance, a GIF image with a transparent area should not be save as 
a JPEG.

But this option is coming in an update soon.

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Re: SEO, CF and URLs oh my

2006-06-21 Thread Bryan Stevenson
No they don't care about the file type.

There is still some debate about dynamic URLs (domain.com?id=5)

Creating static HTML pages is WAY overkill IMHO

You can rewrite your URLs (different methods depending on webserver) so that 
they look like static files

www.stuff.com/product.cfm/id/5

So in the above is really www.stuff.com/product.cfm?id=5

I have some CF code that will re-write the above for IIS (and I bet it works on 
Apache as well) to translate everything after product.cfm as key value pairs.

So you could have:

www.stuff.com/search.cfm/prod_cat_id/5/saleflag/1

Which would translate to:

www.stuff.com/search.cfm?prod_cat_id=5saleflag=1

It's really quite simple when you see it in action.

HTH

Cheers

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RE: Sticking with CF...

2006-06-21 Thread Munson, Jacob
 Since most Linux distros come with all those apps, and in 
 many cases the
 apps are installed by default, wouldn't it make sense to 
 point them out? I
 agree with you that the way these things are counted is a bit 
 flaky (and in
 some cases, self-serving), but that's a different issue.

Certainly, it's very important to point them out.  But to say that
Windows is more secure than Linux based on these numbers is just flat
wrong.  The typical Linux distribution comes with a few different
choices of web browsers, image editors, chat programs, instant
messengers, terminal emulators, etc.  Windows comes with IE, Paint, MSN
Messenger, and the command prompt.  Sure, we all point at these programs
as Microsoft's fault if a hole is found, but these were all BUILT by
Microsoft.  In fact, often the software that contains a 'Linux
Vulnerability' has a Windows version, so to be fair these studies should
count that as a Windows vulnerability as well.

Again, I'm not saying that Linux is better than Windows, nor that Linux
is more secure than Windows.  Just that these studies that Microsoft
loves to spout on about are usually scientifically invalid, and don't
prove anything.

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RE: Sticking with CF...

2006-06-21 Thread Everett, Al \(NIH/NIGMS\) [C]
The Windows vs. *n*x debate is all very interesting, but this thread has
strayed far afield of the topic of this list. Can it please be moved
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Re: Image processing

2006-06-21 Thread Rick Root
Andy Matthews wrote:
 I realized after I read someone else's response that I should have pointed
 him to image.cfc. Although uploading TIF files...why would you do that?
 They're usually HUGE!

Because you want to make things as easy for clients as possible I guess. 
  they can upload anything they want, and you don't have to train them 
to only upload JPEG images and stuff like that.  It makes sense to me.

For example, if you use Cafe Press, you can upload a wide variety of 
image formats - including native photoshop PSD files, and it'll resize 
and create jpeg thumbnails for you to see in your image basket.

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Re: ColdSpring DTD (was: DW extensions for CF frameworks)

2006-06-21 Thread Massimo Foti
 so we will have to make our own DTD soon.

Thanks for the update Dave. I will wait for it and create a dedicated tag 
library out of the DTD.
Manually assembling the tag library is tooo much time consuming and error 
prone


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Re: Image processing

2006-06-21 Thread Ken
Hey guys. Remember me? I am the guy who started this post. :)
Thanks for your responses. I have been trying out the components
suggested by you. But I have a Q for Claude about cfx_ImageCR3.
Does it support Watermarks. If it does, then its the thing i needed.

Please let me know.

Thanks again to all.

- K

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 Andy Matthews wrote:
  I realized after I read someone else's response that I should have pointed
  him to image.cfc. Although uploading TIF files...why would you do that?
  They're usually HUGE!

 Because you want to make things as easy for clients as possible I guess.
   they can upload anything they want, and you don't have to train them
 to only upload JPEG images and stuff like that.  It makes sense to me.

 For example, if you use Cafe Press, you can upload a wide variety of
 image formats - including native photoshop PSD files, and it'll resize
 and create jpeg thumbnails for you to see in your image basket.

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RE: DataDirect drivers and CFMX Standard

2006-06-21 Thread Dave Watts
 I'm trying to get a price quote on them and I think you're 
 probably right that it's more cost efficient to buy Enterprise.  
 They don't seem real eager to tell me the actual cost. 

~4K$, last I checked.

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RE: DataDirect drivers and CFMX Standard

2006-06-21 Thread Jennifer Dodson
Thanks.  That's not quite as bad as I was expecting actually.

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Subject: RE: DataDirect drivers and CFMX Standard

 I'm trying to get a price quote on them and I think you're probably
 right that it's more cost efficient to buy Enterprise.
 They don't seem real eager to tell me the actual cost.

~4K$, last I checked.

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Re: Image processing

2006-06-21 Thread Claude Schneegans
 and you don't have to train them to only upload JPEG images and stuff 
like that.

If ever they upload BMP or  TIFF file, they learn by themselves ;-)

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Re: SEO, CF and URLs oh my

2006-06-21 Thread Claude Schneegans
 There is still some debate about dynamic URLs (domain.com?id=5)

Even Google claim they wont index such pages, but it is just not true.
All my sites have such urls, and thay all are indexed properly, by 
Google and others.

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Re: Image processing

2006-06-21 Thread Qasim Rasheed
I would recommend using Java Advance Image (JAI) for this purpose. It
supports most image formats including tiff.

HTH
Qasim

On 6/21/06, Claude Schneegans [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 and you don't have to train them to only upload JPEG images and stuff
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 If ever they upload BMP or  TIFF file, they learn by themselves ;-)

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RE: Export text

2006-06-21 Thread Lee.S.Surma
Is there a way to get a header row on the example below? I tried putting
one above the Cfoutput with no luck. Otherwise it works like a charm.
The file gets fairly large. Does creating a 15 meg file with 110,000
records put a major load on the server? I tried the other java examples
but could not get them to work with an automatic file prompt.

Lee


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cfsetting enablecfoutputonly=true showdebugoutput=false
cfquery name=testqry datasource=sc_rhea
  select ID, ITEM_CONTENT_ID, REFERS_TO_ITEM_ID, EXTERNAL_REFERENCE
from SC_ITEM_REFERS_TO where id  135000
/cfquery

cfheader name=Content-Type value=text/plain
cfheader name=Content-Disposition
value=attachment;filename=sample.txt
cfoutput
query=testqry#ID#,#ITEM_CONTENT_ID#,#REFERS_TO_ITEM_ID#,#EXTERNAL_REF
ERENCE#
/cfoutput

posting this from the website, so watch the formatting: it should be

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xmlFormat question

2006-06-21 Thread Jerry Johnson
Does nayone remember how XMLFormat worked in cf5?

It seems to be getting rid of all carriage returns and line feeds.

I thought it just got rid of cr, and left linefeeds in place?

Also, does anyone know the correct links to cf5 livedocs? The links on
the cfmx7 version to the old set take you to w3c.org for some unknown
reason

Thanks,
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