date:20061212

Re: SOT: Help with FTP Upload in CFEclipse

2006-12-12 Thread Dave Lyons

Sure:)

Im sure the future bodes well for adobe and eclipse integration (look at flex 
builder).
I loved dw but I have actually un-installed it. I said the same things as you 
did about using it just for cfcs but I actually like it enough to just use cfe. 
My other big gripe was no design view for css layouts but the bottom line for 
me has become that by using cfe I have just become a much better coder and am 
back on cruise control without dsign view. That and using cfe really showed me 
how much I relied on dw tools like dragging images in and what not and now I'm 
just coding it all and I feel much better.

This damn ftp thing does annoy the crap outta me though but life goes on.

Sean told me to get off my ass and build a plugin for the ftp but id rather 
spend my time travelin & fishin ;)~

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Re: SOT: Help with FTP Upload in CFEclipse

2006-12-12 Thread Aaron Roberson

Dave,

Thank you for replying. I was wondering why there was so much silence
on the topic. I did a search through the CFEclipse list archives and
found that as of 2004 this was a hot topic and nothing had been done
about it then. However, it has been two years and with all of the
raves about Eclipse on this list I thought this must have been
remedied.

I think I am just going to use Eclipse for working with CFCs and just
stick with Dreamweaver for everything else until something gets done
about FTP. I am starting to like a few things about CFEclipse and
think that the Dreamweaver team could learn a few things from it.
Perhaps they will wrap all of the cool functionality of Dreamweaver
into an Eclipse Extention.

-Aaron

On 12/12/06, Dave Lyons <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This has been a pretty major complaint about eclipse.
> I did get it to work but the catch was it uploaded the entire frickin web 
> site everytime which made it useless.
>
> Most people on here use ant or whatever but for small developers thats really 
> a PITA and the one thing i REALLY miss from dw is upload on save.
>
> Over xmas I am going to look into making an applescript that will do it but I 
> dont think I will pull it off.
>
>
>
> >How do you do it?
> >
> >I figured out how to view a remote site in the File Explorer View. I
> >do understand that it is possible to double click a file, edit it, and
> >save and it will be uploaded, but how do you upload a file that is not
> >presently on the remote?
> >
> >Thanks,
> >Aaron
>
> 

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Re: Code Comparison: Java - CF

2006-12-12 Thread Paul Hastings

Rick Root wrote:
> At any rate, i'm building it in "pure CFML" because many uses of 
> image.cfc can't ask their providers to install custom jar files on the 
> server.

w/mark's javaloader (or other remote classpath tricks) that's not really an 
issue any more.

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RE: Coldfusion roadmap

2006-12-12 Thread Eric Roberts

Did you read a different email Steve? *grin* He specifically said that he
heard CF was EOL since Adobe bought it (see bottom of this email...

Eric

-Original Message-
From: DURETTE, STEVEN J (ASI-AIT) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Tuesday, 12 December 2006 12:29
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Coldfusion roadmap

Actually,

I read his post differently.  He specifically mentioned new versions.  I
think he is asking for how long a version of the product is supported.
Sort of like Microsoft tells you that they will end support for Version X, Z
number of years after Version Y comes out.

Steve

-Original Message-
From: Andy Allan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, December 12, 2006 1:24 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Coldfusion roadmap

I heard that Elvis is alive and well in a trailer park just outside
Milwaukie.

I heard that Iraq had WOMD.

I heard there were fairies and a talking toadstool at the bottom of my
garden.

I heard  *yawn*

Andy (jackanory, jackanory, tra la la la la la)

ok, sorry if I'm being really sarcastic but its a well know fact
(blogs, mailing lists, Adobe Labs, etc) that CF is NOT going away.

On 12/12/06, Robertson-Ravo, Neil (RX)
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Uh oh, here it goes again! The ever present EOL stuff..
>
> Let's just say, ColdFusion is alive and well.. With a major new
version out
> next year.
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
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> -Original Message-
> From: Charles E. Heizer
> To: CF-Talk
> Sent: Tue Dec 12 18:10:29 2006
> Subject: Coldfusion roadmap
>
> Hello,
> I was wondering if there is a roadmap for Coldfusion like new versions
> etc...
>
> I thought I heard that it was EOL since Adobe bought it but I can't
find any
> info on that.
>
> Thanks,
>
> -Charles
>
>
>
>
> 

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RE: Coldfusion roadmap

2006-12-12 Thread Eric Roberts

Ya think that may be the reason he can't find anything about a CF EOL?
Hehehe

Eric 

-Original Message-
From: Andy Allan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Tuesday, 12 December 2006 12:24
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Coldfusion roadmap

I heard that Elvis is alive and well in a trailer park just outside
Milwaukie.

I heard that Iraq had WOMD.

I heard there were fairies and a talking toadstool at the bottom of my
garden.

I heard  *yawn*

Andy (jackanory, jackanory, tra la la la la la)

ok, sorry if I'm being really sarcastic but its a well know fact (blogs,
mailing lists, Adobe Labs, etc) that CF is NOT going away.

On 12/12/06, Robertson-Ravo, Neil (RX)
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Uh oh, here it goes again! The ever present EOL stuff..
>
> Let's just say, ColdFusion is alive and well.. With a major new 
> version out next year.
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> "This e-mail is from Reed Exhibitions (Gateway House, 28 The Quadrant, 
> Richmond, Surrey, TW9 1DN, United Kingdom), a division of Reed 
> Business, Registered in England, Number 678540.  It contains 
> information which is confidential and may also be privileged.  It is 
> for the exclusive use of the intended recipient(s).  If you are not 
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> -Original Message-
> From: Charles E. Heizer
> To: CF-Talk
> Sent: Tue Dec 12 18:10:29 2006
> Subject: Coldfusion roadmap
>
> Hello,
> I was wondering if there is a roadmap for Coldfusion like new versions 
> etc...
>
> I thought I heard that it was EOL since Adobe bought it but I can't 
> find any info on that.
>
> Thanks,
>
> -Charles
>
>
>
>
> 



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Re: Code Comparison: Java - CF

2006-12-12 Thread Kym Kovan

Hello,

Rick Root wrote:
>  From this code:
>
> http://www.jhlabs.com/ip/BoxBlurFilter.java
>
> I'm interested in the following snippet:
>
>   ta += ((rgb1 >> 24) & 0xff)-((rgb2 >> 24) & 0xff);
>   tr += ((rgb1 & 0xff)-(rgb2 & 0xff)) >> 16;
>   tg += ((rgb1 & 0xff00)-(rgb2 & 0xff00)) >> 8;
>   tb += (rgb1 & 0xff)-(rgb2 & 0xff);
>
> Here's the code I've written in CF.
>
>   ta = ta + 
> BitAnd(BitSHRN(rgbRight,24),255)-BitAnd(bitSHRN(rgbLeft,24),255);
>   tr = tr + 
> BitSHRN(BitAnd(rgbRight,16711680)-BitAnd(rgbLeft,16711680),16);
>   tg = tg + BitSHRN(BitAnd(rgbRight,65280)-BitAnd(rgbLeft,65280),8);
>   tb = tb + BitAnd(rgbRight,255)-BitAnd(rgbLeft,255);
>
> Unfortunately, this isn't working.  Either I've written the code wrong, 
> or the original code is wrong.  I don't understand what it's doing at 
> all other than it's SUPPOSED to cause a blur by doing something with 
> pixels to the left and right of a given pixel.
>   

The concept is almost right, with a blur every pixel has a percentage of 
its adjacent pixels added into it so the simple sum indicated by the tb 
above is correct except that there is no percentage component. The sum 
should be in the form new_pixel = old_pixel + 
percentage_of_blur(left_pixel-Right_Pixel) but that is at the pixel 
level, not with the RGB components. If you do simple math like that 
component-by-component you get some very messy artifacts with the major 
contributor being that fact that the eye is non-linear in that space. 
You need to convert everything to Y/R-Y/B-Y, HSV or a similar coding so 
that the manipulation occur along the correct axes. Take a peek at:
http://www.mbcomms.net.au/tools/ColourPicker1.cfm, grab a couple of 
colours and go to the "View Related Colours" page (button in lower right 
area of the first page, the design was based on the "squeeze as much as 
you can on the page" principle :-)) That page has a section lower down 
where graduations of colours take place, a blur in effect, quite 
smoothly. All of the maths behind that is HSV-based and works well.

We got that code from the 'Net, credits given there somewhere, and I can 
pass it on if you wish

HTH

Kym K

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Re: Code Comparison: Java - CF

2006-12-12 Thread Rick Root

Barney Boisvert wrote:
> Is there a reason you're not just using the Java directly?  CF's built
> on J2EE specifically for that reason.

Actually, CF is built on j2ee so that you can call java objects natively 
within coldfusion. ;)

At any rate, i'm building it in "pure CFML" because many uses of 
image.cfc can't ask their providers to install custom jar files on the 
server.

Rick

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Re: SOT: Help with FTP Upload in CFEclipse

2006-12-12 Thread Dave Lyons

This has been a pretty major complaint about eclipse.
I did get it to work but the catch was it uploaded the entire frickin web site 
everytime which made it useless.

Most people on here use ant or whatever but for small developers thats really a 
PITA and the one thing i REALLY miss from dw is upload on save.

Over xmas I am going to look into making an applescript that will do it but I 
dont think I will pull it off.



>How do you do it?
>
>I figured out how to view a remote site in the File Explorer View. I
>do understand that it is possible to double click a file, edit it, and
>save and it will be uploaded, but how do you upload a file that is not
>presently on the remote?
>
>Thanks,
>Aaron

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Re: Code Comparison: Java - CF

2006-12-12 Thread Barney Boisvert

Is there a reason you're not just using the Java directly?  CF's built
on J2EE specifically for that reason.

cheers,
barneyb

On 12/12/06, Rick Root <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>  From this code:
>
> http://www.jhlabs.com/ip/BoxBlurFilter.java
>
> I'm interested in the following snippet:
>
> ta += ((rgb1 >> 24) & 0xff)-((rgb2 >> 24) & 0xff);
> tr += ((rgb1 & 0xff)-(rgb2 & 0xff)) >> 16;
> tg += ((rgb1 & 0xff00)-(rgb2 & 0xff00)) >> 8;
> tb += (rgb1 & 0xff)-(rgb2 & 0xff);
>
> Here's the code I've written in CF.
>
> ta = ta + 
> BitAnd(BitSHRN(rgbRight,24),255)-BitAnd(bitSHRN(rgbLeft,24),255);
> tr = tr + 
> BitSHRN(BitAnd(rgbRight,16711680)-BitAnd(rgbLeft,16711680),16);
> tg = tg + BitSHRN(BitAnd(rgbRight,65280)-BitAnd(rgbLeft,65280),8);
> tb = tb + BitAnd(rgbRight,255)-BitAnd(rgbLeft,255);
>
> Unfortunately, this isn't working.  Either I've written the code wrong,
> or the original code is wrong.  I don't understand what it's doing at
> all other than it's SUPPOSED to cause a blur by doing something with
> pixels to the left and right of a given pixel.
>
> But the values of ta, tr, tg, and tb are as such:
>
> ta=1275
> tr=66296
> tg=16777994
> tb=957
>
> Obviously... tr and tg are *WAY* out of the array length of the divide
> array, which is 1280 for the blur i'm trying to do (horizontal and
> vertical radius = 2, with 2 iterations)
>
> Clearly, those numbers are wrong... but I don't really know why.
>
> Rick
>
>
>
>
> 

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Code Comparison: Java - CF

2006-12-12 Thread Rick Root

 From this code:

http://www.jhlabs.com/ip/BoxBlurFilter.java

I'm interested in the following snippet:

ta += ((rgb1 >> 24) & 0xff)-((rgb2 >> 24) & 0xff);
tr += ((rgb1 & 0xff)-(rgb2 & 0xff)) >> 16;
tg += ((rgb1 & 0xff00)-(rgb2 & 0xff00)) >> 8;
tb += (rgb1 & 0xff)-(rgb2 & 0xff);

Here's the code I've written in CF.

ta = ta + 
BitAnd(BitSHRN(rgbRight,24),255)-BitAnd(bitSHRN(rgbLeft,24),255);
tr = tr + 
BitSHRN(BitAnd(rgbRight,16711680)-BitAnd(rgbLeft,16711680),16);
tg = tg + BitSHRN(BitAnd(rgbRight,65280)-BitAnd(rgbLeft,65280),8);
tb = tb + BitAnd(rgbRight,255)-BitAnd(rgbLeft,255);

Unfortunately, this isn't working.  Either I've written the code wrong, 
or the original code is wrong.  I don't understand what it's doing at 
all other than it's SUPPOSED to cause a blur by doing something with 
pixels to the left and right of a given pixel.

But the values of ta, tr, tg, and tb are as such:

ta=1275
tr=66296
tg=16777994
tb=957

Obviously... tr and tg are *WAY* out of the array length of the divide 
array, which is 1280 for the blur i'm trying to do (horizontal and 
vertical radius = 2, with 2 iterations)

Clearly, those numbers are wrong... but I don't really know why.

Rick




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Re: ActiveX Help

2006-12-12 Thread Antony Sideropoulos

hi bruce- i just responded in another thread of yours with a client-side
vbscript approach.

On 12/13/06, Bruce Sorge <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> OK. So when I do that, how do I reference the control? It is located at
> C:\Novell\ActiveX on every machine.
> My app is on C:\inetpub\wwwroot\DONE\nc\Admin
>
>
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Paul Vernon [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Tuesday, December 12, 2006 4:35 PM
> To: CF-Talk
> Subject: RE: ActiveX Help
>
> If it is an ActiveX object on the serverside then you'll need to use
> createObject("com", yourActiveXhere) rather than registering it in the CFX
> tag section of CFAdmin. CFX tags are a whole other story to ActiveX.
>
> Paul
>
>
>
>
>
> 

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Re: CF and Novell

2006-12-12 Thread Antony Sideropoulos

Hi Bruce

Which activeX have you got a hold of?

I have used one referred to as NWDir1 in the past, using the following
syntax:

Dim vbuser
Sub Window_OnLoad()
 On Error Resume next
 vbuser = NWDir1.LoginName
 vbuser = StrReverse(vbuser)
 initInd = InStr(vbuser, Chr(92))
 if initInd <> 0 Then
  vbuser = Left(vbuser, initInd-1)
  vbuser = StrReverse(vbuser)
 End if
 // REDIRECTION beware
 document.location.href = "index.cfm?docookietest=" + vbuser
 Exit sub
End Sub

This uses vbscript to control the activex client, which provides the novell
logged in user.  This value (vbuser) is then passed back to
whatever.cfmwhere it can be processed.

This technique is obviously susceptible to url hacking, but I'm not aware of
that happening in the 4+ years we used this technique.

By the way, the iChain product that Dave suggested won't really help in this
area; and it's probably overkill.

I'm sure I found this on the Novell site originally - try a search for
NWDir1 or the classid on that site.

Then all you'll need to do is distribute and register the ocx to all the
client PCs!

HTH

Antony

On 12/13/06, Bruce Sorge <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I am thinking of using an activeX control. I did a search and it looks
> good.
>
> On 12/12/06, Dave Watts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> > > I figured out how to get the local user name by changing some
> > > settings in IIS. Now though is the issue. CGI.AUTH_USER is
> > > returning my windows user name. What I need to figure out is
> > > how do I get my Novell username? We log into the network
> > > using Novell's login page and then we log into the windows
> > > account with a generic ID/password. Surely there has to be a
> > > way for me to get my network ID and not the local windows ID.
> >
> > The browser is not going to pass your Novell authentication information
> to
> > your web server. If you want this kind of functionality, you'll need to
> > use
> > a single-signon product like Siteminder, I think. Novell may have some
> > product which lets you pass Novell authentication credentials to web
> > servers, as well. A quick Google search turned up this:
> >
> > http://www.novell.com/products/ichain/features.html
> >
> > Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
> > http://www.figleaf.com/
> >
> > Fig Leaf Software provides the highest caliber vendor-authorized
> > instruction at our training centers in Washington DC, Atlanta,
> > Chicago, Baltimore, Northern Virginia, or on-site at your location.
> > Visit http://training.figleaf.com/ for more information!
> >
> >
>
> 

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RE: ActiveX Help

2006-12-12 Thread Bruce Sorge

OK. So when I do that, how do I reference the control? It is located at
C:\Novell\ActiveX on every machine.
My app is on C:\inetpub\wwwroot\DONE\nc\Admin

-Original Message-
From: Paul Vernon [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Tuesday, December 12, 2006 4:35 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: ActiveX Help

If it is an ActiveX object on the serverside then you'll need to use
createObject("com", yourActiveXhere) rather than registering it in the CFX
tag section of CFAdmin. CFX tags are a whole other story to ActiveX.

Paul

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Re: ActiveX Help

2006-12-12 Thread Bruce Sorge

It is an activex control that is currently being used by a jsp page that I
am converting to ColdFusion. I discovered that getting the client account
info will not work since we all log onto the desktop portion with the same
ID and password. So I need to get the user name from the Novell side. I have
some documentation on it methods and properties so I am OK there, I am just
fuzzy on how to instantiate it.

On 12/12/06, Paul Vernon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> If it is an ActiveX object on the serverside then you'll need to use
> createObject("com", yourActiveXhere) rather than registering it in the CFX
> tag section of CFAdmin. CFX tags are a whole other story to ActiveX.
>
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Re: Coldfusion roadmap

2006-12-12 Thread Nicholas M Tunney

The salesman in the ad had some sort of pda device or tablet pc that he 
was changing the options in.  Maybe they were really using Flash Lite ;)

Nic

Neil Middleton wrote:
> It didn't have a huge amount to do with reality either, but hey-ho ;-)
>
> N
>
> On 12/12/06, Dave Watts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>   
 of them! And, honestly, have you ever seen a billboard
 advertising ASP.NET?
 
>>> In fact, after thinking about it, I do seem to remember
>>> seeing a  TV ad for .NET a few years back - consisted of a
>>> guy orderering a ferrari in a showroom and trying to choose
>>> the colour, while the .NET ordering system was talking to
>>> factory doing repetitve resprays. Anyone else remember this?
>>>   
>> Yes, I remember that ad, but it's important to distinguish between .NET
>> (the
>> entire framework for all current MS development) and ASP.NET (the web app
>> environment using said framework). The ad didn't have anything to do with
>> web applications, as I recall.
>> 
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RE: UPS API

2006-12-12 Thread Eric J. Hoffman

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Re: UPS API

2006-12-12 Thread Raymond Camden

Updated with support for shipment tracking.

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Re: Dynamicaly Building CFSTOREDPROC tag, can it be done?

2006-12-12 Thread greg h

Andy,

I think you can still execute procs in .  If you want, try using CF
to build up the SQL that calls the proc in variables, and then send it to
the server by putting the #sqlprocstmt# inside a  block.  e.g.:
#sqlprocstmt#

Executing procs via  limits you to capturing only 1 result set (for
more than 1 result set you need ).

Please do post back and let us know what approach you end up using.

Also, just curious, what database are you using?

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RE: ActiveX Help

2006-12-12 Thread Paul Vernon

If it is an ActiveX object on the serverside then you'll need to use
createObject("com", yourActiveXhere) rather than registering it in the CFX
tag section of CFAdmin. CFX tags are a whole other story to ActiveX.

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Re: Can't Find "Web service operation" - It's a Server CACHE problem?

2006-12-12 Thread Les Mizzell

> Refreshing Web Service Stubs in ColdFusion MX
> http://www.bpurcell.org/blog/index.cfm?mode=entry&entry=965

Haven't had a chance to try this yet, but it looks like it will be the 
dog's pajamas.

I was checking and double checking my code and going absolutely nutz 
trying to figure out what the heck I had wrong!

Doh!

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Re: Coldfusion roadmap

2006-12-12 Thread Neil Middleton

It didn't have a huge amount to do with reality either, but hey-ho ;-)

N

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> > > of them! And, honestly, have you ever seen a billboard
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> >
> > In fact, after thinking about it, I do seem to remember
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> > guy orderering a ferrari in a showroom and trying to choose
> > the colour, while the .NET ordering system was talking to
> > factory doing repetitve resprays. Anyone else remember this?
>
> Yes, I remember that ad, but it's important to distinguish between .NET
> (the
> entire framework for all current MS development) and ASP.NET (the web app
> environment using said framework). The ad didn't have anything to do with
> web applications, as I recall.


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RE: ActiveX Help

2006-12-12 Thread Dave Watts

> OK, I spent the better part of an hour or so looking at how 
> to call an activeX control in CF and I cannot find any good 
> examples. I have already registered it on the server site 
> (CFX) and now I need to know how to call it. If someone out 
> there has any suggestions i would appreciate it.

Is it a server-side control, or a client-side control?

If it's a server-side control, how will it help you get information from the
client? (It won't.)

Does the documentation contain examples of how to use it in other languages?

What control is it?

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ActiveX Help

2006-12-12 Thread Bruce Sorge

OK, I spent the better part of an hour or so looking at how to call an
activeX control in CF and I cannot find any good examples. I have already
registered it on the server site (CFX) and now I need to know how to call
it. If someone out there has any suggestions i would appreciate it.


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Re: SOT: Help with FTP Upload in CFEclipse

2006-12-12 Thread Aaron Roberson

Is it possible?

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> I figured out how to view a remote site in the File Explorer View. I
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Re: Java 6 JRE?

2006-12-12 Thread Nathan Strutz

Wait now, strike that, reverse it.

Java owns AWT (abstract widget toolkit)
Eclipse owns SWT (standard widget toolkit)

At the time, IBM was completely right to use SWT to build Eclipse, though
now, with AWT making serious headway, it's arguable who has the best
performance, and with constant improvements and obviously higher
compatibility, AWT looks like a nicer option every time I look at it... not
that I do enough Java to matter.

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> Ya know, it's not as incredible as you may think.
>
> From what I heard, a lot of the Java GUI improvements were largely based
> on Swing & SWT, while Eclipse's AWT uses the native OS to render the GUI.
> Therefore, not a lot of room for improvement in the front-end. I wouldn't
> say it's slower, by any means, but it's hard to even imagine it's "25% - 30%
> faster" as some are saying.
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> On 12/12/06, Robertson-Ravo, Neil (RX) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> > Does it make Eclipse fly?
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Re: DateDiff bug, or am I stupid?

2006-12-12 Thread Christopher Jordan

Meh, no worries mate! ;o) I was going to suggest that you write a UDF 
that would handle it the way you expect, but then I thought that's 
probably more trouble than it's worth. :o)

Cheers,
Chris

Jacob Munson wrote:
>> The problem is that you cannot give the CreateDateTime function a '5'
>> and expect it to know if you mean AM or PM. The function works only with
>> a 24 hour clock. pass it a seventeen (which your second case does since
>> hour(now()) equals 17 not 5), and everything works fine.
>> 
>
> I guess I missed the part in the docs that says the 'hour' part of
> CreateDateTime is 24 hour.  :)
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Re: Java 6 JRE?

2006-12-12 Thread Nathan Strutz

Ya know, it's not as incredible as you may think.

>From what I heard, a lot of the Java GUI improvements were largely based on
Swing & SWT, while Eclipse's AWT uses the native OS to render the GUI.
Therefore, not a lot of room for improvement in the front-end. I wouldn't
say it's slower, by any means, but it's hard to even imagine it's "25% - 30%
faster" as some are saying.

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> Does it make Eclipse fly?
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Re: DateDiff bug, or am I stupid?

2006-12-12 Thread Jacob Munson

> The problem is that you cannot give the CreateDateTime function a '5'
> and expect it to know if you mean AM or PM. The function works only with
> a 24 hour clock. pass it a seventeen (which your second case does since
> hour(now()) equals 17 not 5), and everything works fine.

I guess I missed the part in the docs that says the 'hour' part of
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RE: Coldfusion roadmap

2006-12-12 Thread Dave Watts

> > of them! And, honestly, have you ever seen a billboard 
> > advertising ASP.NET?
> 
> In fact, after thinking about it, I do seem to remember 
> seeing a  TV ad for .NET a few years back - consisted of a 
> guy orderering a ferrari in a showroom and trying to choose 
> the colour, while the .NET ordering system was talking to 
> factory doing repetitve resprays. Anyone else remember this?

Yes, I remember that ad, but it's important to distinguish between .NET (the
entire framework for all current MS development) and ASP.NET (the web app
environment using said framework). The ad didn't have anything to do with
web applications, as I recall.

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Re: DateDiff bug, or am I stupid?

2006-12-12 Thread Christopher Jordan

The problem is that you cannot give the CreateDateTime function a '5' 
and expect it to know if you mean AM or PM. The function works only with 
a 24 hour clock. pass it a seventeen (which your second case does since 
hour(now()) equals 17 not 5), and everything works fine.

It's not a bug, just some confusion.

Hope this helps! :o)

Cheers,
Chris

Jacob Munson wrote:
> I brought this up in a previous thread:
> http://www.houseoffusion.com/groups/CF-Talk/thread.cfm/threadid:49106
>
> If you execute this code, changing the 'currentHour' at the top to the
> current hour in your time zone, tell me if diff1 isn't way off (it
> should be 0):
>
> 
>month(now()),
>   day(now()),
>   currentHour,
>   minute(now()),
>   second(now()))>
> 
> 
>
>month(now()),
>   day(now()),
>   hour(now()),
>   minute(now()),
>   second(now()))>
> 
> 
>
> 
>   date1: #date1#
>   diff1: #diff1#
>   date2: #date2#
>   diff2: #diff2#
> 
>
> The problem I'm seeing is that the hour from date1 is on the 12 hour
> clock, while date2's hour is on the 24 hour clock.  I'd think CF would
> be able to correctly parse that.  Or am I getting something confused?
> I already know how to work around this, I'm just curious about this
> weird behavior.
>
> On a side note, I tried this on both ColdFusion and BlueDragon and get
> the same results, which makes me think I'm not getting something.
>
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Re: Java 6 JRE?

2006-12-12 Thread Robertson-Ravo, Neil (RX)

Does it make Eclipse fly?

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Re: Coldfusion roadmap

2006-12-12 Thread Neil Middleton

On 12/12/06, Dave Watts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> Those aren't comparable products. Office and Windows are intended for
> general consumer use. It's hard to get a computer without one or both of
> them! And, honestly, have you ever seen a billboard advertising ASP.NET?

In fact, after thinking about it, I do seem to remember seeing a  TV ad for
..NET a few years back - consisted of a guy orderering a ferrari in a
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RE: Is this an illegal path?

2006-12-12 Thread Rick Faircloth

That, I believe, would be me... it's a server on my network
and I can access the folder as a networked folder and
directly on the server.

I changed the path from "FortStewart.com" to just "FortStewart" and
the images uploaded properly...

Rick

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Does the user that is registered for the CF service have access to the
folder?

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Re: DateDiff bug, or am I stupid?

2006-12-12 Thread Doug Brown

Yeah, if I change the DateDiff to "d" it tells me there is a 12 hour
difference. If I do like so, it is right







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Subject: DateDiff bug, or am I stupid?


> I brought this up in a previous thread:
> http://www.houseoffusion.com/groups/CF-Talk/thread.cfm/threadid:49106
>
> If you execute this code, changing the 'currentHour' at the top to the
> current hour in your time zone, tell me if diff1 isn't way off (it
> should be 0):
>
> 
>  month(now()),
> day(now()),
> currentHour,
> minute(now()),
> second(now()))>
> 
> 
>
>  month(now()),
> day(now()),
> hour(now()),
> minute(now()),
> second(now()))>
> 
> 
>
> 
> date1: #date1#
> diff1: #diff1#
> date2: #date2#
> diff2: #diff2#
> 
>
> The problem I'm seeing is that the hour from date1 is on the 12 hour
> clock, while date2's hour is on the 24 hour clock.  I'd think CF would
> be able to correctly parse that.  Or am I getting something confused?
> I already know how to work around this, I'm just curious about this
> weird behavior.
>
> On a side note, I tried this on both ColdFusion and BlueDragon and get
> the same results, which makes me think I'm not getting something.
>
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RE: Coldfusion roadmap

2006-12-12 Thread Snake

And there are lots of alternative CFML application servers out there to take
its place, such as BlueDragon, Railo, IgniteFusion etc.

Russ 

-Original Message-
From: Mike Kear [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: 12 December 2006 21:28
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Coldfusion roadmap

This whole thing really gets me pissed off.

EVEN supposing Adobe decided they dont want ColdFusion (which i dont think
they have)  there would still be LOTs of coldfusion sites that need work,
and they would far more likely to sell ColdFusion to someone else as a going
business than just shut it down.

So there's no chance we'll suddenly find ourselves out of a job.  EVEN if
coldfusion came to the EOL, ther would still be work for years to come
afterwards.

Cheers
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On 12/13/06, Robertson-Ravo, Neil (RX)
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> Uh oh, here it goes again! The ever present EOL stuff..
>
> Let's just say, ColdFusion is alive and well.. With a major new 
> version out next year.
>
>
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Re: Java 6 JRE?

2006-12-12 Thread David

Also, I think they only released 1.6 SE, not J2EE yet.

- David

On 12/12/06, Peterson, Chris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Well, my dev server took it just fine (its running coldfusion in
> multi-server mode)
>
> I just setup the main instance in the Jrun management web site to point
> to C:/Program Files/Java/jre1.6.0, and deleted all the VM arguments, and
> she fired right up.
>
> Running good so far, some pages seem a bit snappier, but I havent done
> any scientific testing yet.  Just my gut feeling. =)
>
> Chris
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Rick Root [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Tuesday, December 12, 2006 2:45 PM
> To: CF-Talk
> Subject: Re: Java 6 JRE?
>
> DURETTE, STEVEN J (ASI-AIT) wrote:
> > Well, since someone threw it out there, Scorpio hasn't been released
> > yet...  You think Adobe might test with 6 JRE and make it work with
> > Scorpio?
>
> I'd be surprised, but not stunned.  With Java 6 being brand new, it
> would seem to me that Java 5 is more likely to be stable at this point,
> and personally, I like stability.
>
> > Then again I'm a little ticked at Adobe for Scorpio...  My maintenance
> > agreement ends in March and Scorpio won't be released until after that
> > (or so I've read on the net I could be wrong).  Now I have to come up
> > with a new business case to try and get the upgrade and upper
> management
> > is going to want to know if a new maintenance agreement is worth it
> > since we didn't get anything from the last one.
>
> Kind of silly to be annoyed with Adobe for a release schedule.  If they
> moved it up 3 months, they'd tick off the people whose subscriptions
> expired in December.
>
> We just maintain ongoing subscriptions.  In fact, we renewed our
> subscription last month.  I could've waited til Scorpio came out and
> then purchased an upgrade *AND* a new subscription... but at least this
> way I don't have to pay the upgrade fee.
>
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Re: Struggling with math!

2006-12-12 Thread Rick Root

Turns out I was doing things "right" but I had a typo which was screwing 
up my numbers...

I wrote a couple of little UDFs to remove the "complicated" code from 
the rest of my code.. not that trying to blur images is easy, but at 
least I can take this part out of it.


function separateRGB(rgb)
{
// takes java 32 bit RGB value and separates it
// into alpha, red, green, and blue
var retVal = structNew();
retVal.rgbAlpha = BitAnd(BitSHRN(rgb,24),255);
retVal.rgbRed = BitAnd(BitSHRN(rgb,16),255);
retVal.rgbGreen = BitAnd(BitSHRN(rgb,8),255);
retVal.rgbBlue = BitAnd(rgb,255);
return retVal;
}
function combineRGB(a,r,g,b)
{
// takes 8 bit integer values (0-255) for alpha, red
// green, and blue, and converts it to a 32 bit
// RGB value that java likes.
var rgb = 0;
var rgbA = BitSHLN(a,24);
var rgbR = BitSHLN(r,16);
var rgbG = BitSHLN(g,8);
var rgbB = b;
rgb = bitOr(bitOr(bitOr(rgbA,rgbR),rgbG),rgbB);
return rgb;
}


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Re: Java 6 JRE?

2006-12-12 Thread Nathan Strutz

For the record, Java 6 works great with Eclipse :)

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> I KNOW it wont be supported, but has anyone tested the Java 6 JRE with
> CF?  I was gonna toss it on a dev server and was just wondering if
> anyone else has tried it.
>
> Chris
>
> 

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DateDiff bug, or am I stupid?

2006-12-12 Thread Jacob Munson

I brought this up in a previous thread:
http://www.houseoffusion.com/groups/CF-Talk/thread.cfm/threadid:49106

If you execute this code, changing the 'currentHour' at the top to the
current hour in your time zone, tell me if diff1 isn't way off (it
should be 0):











date1: #date1#
diff1: #diff1#
date2: #date2#
diff2: #diff2#


The problem I'm seeing is that the hour from date1 is on the 12 hour
clock, while date2's hour is on the 24 hour clock.  I'd think CF would
be able to correctly parse that.  Or am I getting something confused?
I already know how to work around this, I'm just curious about this
weird behavior.

On a side note, I tried this on both ColdFusion and BlueDragon and get
the same results, which makes me think I'm not getting something.

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RE: Is this an illegal path?

2006-12-12 Thread Rick Faircloth

I guess it is... I changed the "FortStewart.com" to just "FortStewart"
in the path and all image loads performed as expected...

Rick

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Subject: Is this an illegal path?

Is the following an illegal path when using CFFILE?

D:\Websites NOF 9\FortStewart.com\created_assets\photos\properties

I know NTFS file system will allow a period in a path, but I'm getting
an "Access Denied" error when I try to upload images using that path.

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Re: Is this an illegal path?

2006-12-12 Thread Teddy Payne

Does the user that is registered for the CF service have access to the
folder?

Teddy

On 12/12/06, Rick Faircloth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Is the following an illegal path when using CFFILE?
>
> D:\Websites NOF 9\FortStewart.com\created_assets\photos\properties
>
> I know NTFS file system will allow a period in a path, but I'm getting
> an "Access Denied" error when I try to upload images using that path.
>
> Rick
>
>
>
> 

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Re: Upload files to IIS Virtual Directory

2006-12-12 Thread Jacob Munson

> Did you make that directory writeable? IIS doesn't allow you to write, by
> default. You check the "write" checkbox within the "Home Directory" tab for
> a virtual server, and within whatever the default tab is (I think) for a
> virtual directory.

Yes.

> This isn't really Windows-specific, although the permissions issue is.

I'm not saying that the Windows is the problem, it's that I don't know
my way around IIS very well, and I keep having to ask 'the experts'
how to do stuff.

> The ideal solution would be to run CF as a user with the appropriate rights,
> but you've mentioned the resistance to that already.

I just talked to one of the other guys, and he suggested I to do this
project on a different server, where our domain account is already
setup as the CF user.  Then I can just use cffile.  If I still have
problems, I can do the runas idea.

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Is this an illegal path?

2006-12-12 Thread Rick Faircloth

Is the following an illegal path when using CFFILE?

D:\Websites NOF 9\FortStewart.com\created_assets\photos\properties

I know NTFS file system will allow a period in a path, but I'm getting
an "Access Denied" error when I try to upload images using that path.

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Changing the topic

2006-12-12 Thread Claude Schneegans

 >>There is a system in place already that will bounce any message

Good idea.
In the same kind of issue, could you also automatically remove the 
References: header
from any message that does not use the same subject as the message it is 
refering?
(just like I just did ;-)
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RE: Coldfusion roadmap

2006-12-12 Thread Dave Watts

> Maybe not ASP.NET but the fact it is powered by .NET is 
> enough to sway it to the .NET camp. Airports are good 
> examples of this kind of marketing - hit the business men 
> with it.

Since EVERYTHING in MS-land is "powered by .NET", this means absolutely
nothing. For Adobe to do something similar, they'll have to rename all their
products as Acrobat-something or other (which they actually seem to be
doing, somewhat).

> Fact is, we will never see ColdFusion getting the kind of 
> marketing we would like :-)

I'd rather Adobe save their money and use it for marketing opportunities a
little more targeted than billboards in airports.

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SOT: Help with FTP Upload in CFEclipse

2006-12-12 Thread Aaron Roberson

How do you do it?

I figured out how to view a remote site in the File Explorer View. I
do understand that it is possible to double click a file, edit it, and
save and it will be uploaded, but how do you upload a file that is not
presently on the remote?

Thanks,
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RE: Coldfusion roadmap

2006-12-12 Thread Will Swain

FWIW, I think they rely on the developers to do the marketing for them.

-Original Message-
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Sent: 12 December 2006 21:57
To: CF-Talk
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> What marketing?

I was being facetious, but in all seriousness, folks who might purchase a CF
license are not easily marketed to, so it's not surprising there isn't much
(if any) marketing going on - it probably wouldn't be cost effective.

In a way, this bodes well -- the lack of marketing suggests that they are
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highly desirable no matter what product you are selling.

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Re: cfcUnit

2006-12-12 Thread Robertson-Ravo, Neil (RX)

Nothing in ColdFusion is CaseSensitive in as far as CFML is concerned AFAIK.

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I am sorry, I figured out what it was. It was not actually that component it
was another cfc that  I was setting into the variables scope and thats why
it was throwing me off.

FYI - ColdFusion variables are not case sensitive so "setup" and "setUp" are
the same.

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> Change "setup" to "setUp"
>
>
> On 12/12/06, Dan Vega <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> > I am running some test cases using cfcUnit, My question is when i ran
> this
> > test the first time i forgot to pass the datasource to my init method. I
> > have since
> > added it but it still does not see it in the setup? Is this cached, am i
> > missing something?
> >
> > 
> >
> > 
> >
> > 
> >  > "StudentInterview").init("mydsn")>
> > 
> >
> >  > returntype="void">
> > 
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> > 
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Re: cfcUnit

2006-12-12 Thread Dan Vega

I am sorry, I figured out what it was. It was not actually that component it
was another cfc that  I was setting into the variables scope and thats why
it was throwing me off.

FYI - ColdFusion variables are not case sensitive so "setup" and "setUp" are
the same.

On 12/12/06, Paul Kenney <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Change "setup" to "setUp"
>
>
> On 12/12/06, Dan Vega <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> > I am running some test cases using cfcUnit, My question is when i ran
> this
> > test the first time i forgot to pass the datasource to my init method. I
> > have since
> > added it but it still does not see it in the setup? Is this cached, am i
> > missing something?
> >
> > 
> >
> > 
> >
> > 
> >  > "StudentInterview").init("mydsn")>
> > 
> >
> >  > returntype="void">
> > 
> > 
> >
> > 
> >
> >
> > --
> > Thank You
> > Dan Vega
> > [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > http://www.danvega.org
> >
> >
> >
>
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Re: Coldfusion roadmap

2006-12-12 Thread Josh Nathanson

> What marketing?

I was being facetious, but in all seriousness, folks who might purchase a CF 
license are not easily marketed to, so it's not surprising there isn't much 
(if any) marketing going on - it probably wouldn't be cost effective.

In a way, this bodes well -- the lack of marketing suggests that they are 
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highly desirable no matter what product you are selling.

-- Josh


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RE: Getting next record in a Query with UUID

2006-12-12 Thread Ian Skinner

Is there an easy way to return the next and previous record when using UUID's.


Only if there is some field in the table that provides the order.  I.E. a 
relevant date or order field.


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Re: Coldfusion roadmap

2006-12-12 Thread Robertson-Ravo, Neil (RX)

Maybe not ASP.NET but the fact it is powered by .NET is enough to sway it to
the .NET camp. Airports are good examples of this kind of marketing - hit
the business men with it.

Fact is, we will never see ColdFusion getting the kind of marketing we would
like :-)



 




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> Do the sheer number of threads on this subject make you 
> wonder if Adobe's marketing of CF might be a little sub-standard?

No. These threads have been around forever. I suspect the day after CF 1.0
came out, somebody posted that it would soon be discontinued, or bought by
Microsoft, or wouldn't be able to compete with some other product, etc, etc.

> It is v.poor, but it is on all their products, I mean, it is 
> very rare (in fact, never)  you can hit a railway station etc 
> and see a billboard about Photoshop or ColdFusion whereas you 
> frequently see an Office or Windows one.
> Adobe is not a large company in terms of revenue and 
> marketing costs - they will be limited to magazines and word 
> of mouth for that.

Those aren't comparable products. Office and Windows are intended for
general consumer use. It's hard to get a computer without one or both of
them! And, honestly, have you ever seen a billboard advertising ASP.NET?

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Re: cfcUnit

2006-12-12 Thread Paul Kenney

Change "setup" to "setUp"


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> I am running some test cases using cfcUnit, My question is when i ran this
> test the first time i forgot to pass the datasource to my init method. I
> have since
> added it but it still does not see it in the setup? Is this cached, am i
> missing something?
>
> 
>
> 
>
> 
>  "StudentInterview").init("mydsn")>
> 
>
>  returntype="void">
> 
> 
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> 
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>
> --
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RE: Back to an older question about CF and Novell

2006-12-12 Thread Dave Watts

> OK, so how do I access client-side ActiveX/COM?

>From CF, you don't. However, you may be able to script client-side objects
using JavaScript. You should find out more about the specific object in
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Re: Internet Merchant Account - Europe

2006-12-12 Thread Nando

Thanks for the links Oðuz! I've contacted a few of them already, saferpay
and postfinance, but not all. I check them out tomorrow. Nando

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> Have you tried saferpay.com or telecash.de ?
>
> Or you can check following webpages:
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> http://www.postfinance.ch/yellowpay
> http://www.datatrans.ch
> http://www.firstdata.de
> http://www.heidelpay.de
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>
> Nando wrote:
> > Would someone know where i could get an Internet Merchant Account that
> would
> > work with PayFlowPro? The problem? Me and my business are based in
> > Switzerland. I need to set up a subscription based payment system, and i
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> me
> > they can do it if i can get a compatible merchant account.
> >
> > thanks,
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Getting next record in a Query with UUID

2006-12-12 Thread Mark Flewellen

Is there an easy way to return the next and previous record when using UUID's.

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Re: Back to an older question about CF and Novell

2006-12-12 Thread Bruce Sorge

OK, so how do I access client-side ActiveX/COM?

On 12/12/06, Dave Watts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > Interestingly enough I did some checking and discovered that
> > IE has an activeX control already registered and installed. I
> > just have to call it now. I am guessing CFOBJECT is the way to go?
>
> CFOBJECT will not allow you to access client-side ActiveX/COM
> functionality;
> only server-side.
>
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RE: Coldfusion roadmap

2006-12-12 Thread Dave Watts

> Do the sheer number of threads on this subject make you 
> wonder if Adobe's marketing of CF might be a little sub-standard?

No. These threads have been around forever. I suspect the day after CF 1.0
came out, somebody posted that it would soon be discontinued, or bought by
Microsoft, or wouldn't be able to compete with some other product, etc, etc.

> It is v.poor, but it is on all their products, I mean, it is 
> very rare (in fact, never)  you can hit a railway station etc 
> and see a billboard about Photoshop or ColdFusion whereas you 
> frequently see an Office or Windows one.
> Adobe is not a large company in terms of revenue and 
> marketing costs - they will be limited to magazines and word 
> of mouth for that.

Those aren't comparable products. Office and Windows are intended for
general consumer use. It's hard to get a computer without one or both of
them! And, honestly, have you ever seen a billboard advertising ASP.NET?

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RE: Back to an older question about CF and Novell

2006-12-12 Thread Dave Watts

> Interestingly enough I did some checking and discovered that 
> IE has an activeX control already registered and installed. I 
> just have to call it now. I am guessing CFOBJECT is the way to go?

CFOBJECT will not allow you to access client-side ActiveX/COM functionality;
only server-side.

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Re: SPAM filters and this list

2006-12-12 Thread Bryan Stevenson

Greatdidn't know that...thanks Mike!!

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Re: Coldfusion roadmap

2006-12-12 Thread Josh Nathanson

What marketing?


- Original Message - 
From: "Neil Middleton" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "CF-Talk" 
Sent: Tuesday, December 12, 2006 1:24 PM
Subject: Re: Coldfusion roadmap


> Do the sheer number of threads on this subject make you wonder if Adobe's
> marketing of CF might be a little sub-standard?
>
> Neil
>
> On 12/12/06, Michael E. Carluen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>> >I thought I heard that it was EOL since Adobe bought it but I can't find
>> >any info on that.
>>
>> Charles, now c'mon, man... I think you answered your own question.  :-)
>>
>> And check this out:
>> http://www.flickr.com/photos/amuller/280186935/
>>
>> Either the oracle of cf is attempting a career-ending exhibition, or he
>> must
>> just be real jazzed on the upcoming CF8.  Personally, I really think he'd
>> still like us to buy his books.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> > -Original Message-
>> > From: Robertson-Ravo, Neil (RX) [mailto:Neil.Robertson-
>> > [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> > Sent: Tuesday, December 12, 2006 10:10 AM
>> > To: CF-Talk
>> > Subject: Re: Coldfusion roadmap
>> >
>> > Uh oh, here it goes again! The ever present EOL stuff..
>> >
>> > Let's just say, ColdFusion is alive and well.. With a major new version
>> > out
>> > next year.
>> >
>> >
>>
>>
>>
>
> 

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Re: Coldfusion roadmap

2006-12-12 Thread Robertson-Ravo, Neil (RX)

It is v.poor, but it is on all their products, I mean, it is very rare (in
fact, never)  you can hit a railway station etc and see a billboard about
Photoshop or ColdFusion whereas you frequently see an Office or Windows one.
Adobe is not a large company in terms of revenue and marketing costs - they
will be limited to magazines and word of mouth for that.

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Sent: Tue Dec 12 21:24:59 2006
Subject: Re: Coldfusion roadmap

Do the sheer number of threads on this subject make you wonder if Adobe's
marketing of CF might be a little sub-standard?

Neil

On 12/12/06, Michael E. Carluen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> >I thought I heard that it was EOL since Adobe bought it but I can't find
> >any info on that.
>
> Charles, now c'mon, man... I think you answered your own question.  :-)
>
> And check this out:
> http://www.flickr.com/photos/amuller/280186935/
>
> Either the oracle of cf is attempting a career-ending exhibition, or he
> must
> just be real jazzed on the upcoming CF8.  Personally, I really think he'd
> still like us to buy his books.
>
>
>
>
>
> > -Original Message-
> > From: Robertson-Ravo, Neil (RX) [mailto:Neil.Robertson-
> > [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > Sent: Tuesday, December 12, 2006 10:10 AM
> > To: CF-Talk
> > Subject: Re: Coldfusion roadmap
> >
> > Uh oh, here it goes again! The ever present EOL stuff..
> >
> > Let's just say, ColdFusion is alive and well.. With a major new version
> > out
> > next year.
> >
> >
>
>
> 

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RE: Upload files to IIS Virtual Directory

2006-12-12 Thread Dave Watts

> I don't get an error from cfhttp, but the files don't show up 
> on the server.  I even used cftry->cfcatch type=any, and 
> still no errors.

You should use CFHTTP.Header to see what you get back.

> ENews-milan is the IIS Virtual Directory I created for this purpose.

Did you make that directory writeable? IIS doesn't allow you to write, by
default. You check the "write" checkbox within the "Home Directory" tab for
a virtual server, and within whatever the default tab is (I think) for a
virtual directory.

> Nope, I haven't tried this as I'm not sure what WebDAV is.

When you use CFHTTP with METHOD="PUT", you're using WebDAV, essentially.

> I'll do some research and give that a try.  Again, I'm not 
> sure the best way to approach this as all this Windows 
> development is making my head hurt.  ;)

This isn't really Windows-specific, although the permissions issue is.

> Right now the users manually put the files on the servers 
> themselves, and we want to do this for them.  It might turn 
> out that the best way to do this is a watched directory like 
> you stated.  But the user needs to fill in a bunch of details 
> about these files that get loaded to a DB and then posted on 
> their Intranet site (we do this part manually right now), and 
> our hope was to let them do all of this from one simple page. 
>  If you or anybody else knows a better way to do this, please 
> speak up.  The cfhttp method was just one thing we tried, but 
> we aren't married to that idea.

The ideal solution would be to run CF as a user with the appropriate rights,
but you've mentioned the resistance to that already. Nevertheless, this is
what I'd recommend. You could do this with little effort, if you're willing
to use an account within the local Administrators group; by default, the
ACLs will already be set to allow Administrators and SYSTEM to access
everything needed to run CF.

If that's a non-starter, you could do all of the detail collection, etc,
when you allow the user to upload the file to a local directory, then,
whatever process you use to get the file to the remote share, you'd still
have all of that information. You could use Windows Scripting and/or batch
processing and the runas command to run a script as the appropriate user;
that script could copy files from the local partition to the remote share.

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Re: SPAM filters and this list

2006-12-12 Thread Michael Dinowitz

There is a system in place already that will bounce any message with a spam 
header in the subject with an explanation that the poster should remove it. The 
last thread that had such a header and got through was one that was not in the 
list of potential subjects. It's since been added and all should be good.

>> Would it be too much trouble for others to white list 
>> houseoffusion.com so that subject lines don't get screwed up 
>> (i.e SPAM-LOW being added to the subject for all to see)?
>> 
>> thoughts? complaints? bitches? moans?
>
>I suspect that most list members don't directly administer their own spam
>filters (and/or mail server).
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Re: Back to an older question about CF and Novell

2006-12-12 Thread Bruce Sorge

Interestingly enough I did some checking and discovered that IE has an
activeX control already registered and installed. I just have to call it
now. I am guessing CFOBJECT is the way to go?

On 12/12/06, Peterson, Chris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> You cannot get the locally logged in user (this of the security risk
> this would allow!!) but I have been using some code to allow your web
> app to integrate to either a) windows NT / AD domain, or b) iSeries
> AS400.  If you would be interested in either you can contact me off
> list.
>
> Chris Peterson
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Bruce Sorge [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Tuesday, December 12, 2006 3:13 PM
> To: CF-Talk
> Subject: Back to an older question about CF and Novell
>
> OK, so it seems that this application is going to be internal, which
> means
> that everyone accessing it will be logged in. So, how in CF do I get who
> is
> logged onto the computer? I tried CGI.AUTH_USER but it does not work. We
> use
> Windows XP and IE.
>
> Bruce
>
>
>
>
> 

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Re: SPAM filters and this list

2006-12-12 Thread Bryan Stevenson

> You can ask them to do that, but since most people can't even be bothered to
> trim replies, I don't think it'll get very far.
> 
> Dave Watts,

Ahh yeshuman nature...laziness ;-)

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Re: Coldfusion roadmap

2006-12-12 Thread Mike Kear

This whole thing really gets me pissed off.

EVEN supposing Adobe decided they dont want ColdFusion (which i dont
think they have)  there would still be LOTs of coldfusion sites that
need work, and they would far more likely to sell ColdFusion to
someone else as a going business than just shut it down.

So there's no chance we'll suddenly find ourselves out of a job.  EVEN
if coldfusion came to the EOL, ther would still be work for years to
come afterwards.

Cheers
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ColdFusion, PHP, ASP, ASP.NET hosting from AUD$15/month

On 12/13/06, Robertson-Ravo, Neil (RX)
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Uh oh, here it goes again! The ever present EOL stuff..
>
> Let's just say, ColdFusion is alive and well.. With a major new version out
> next year.
>
>
>

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Re: XML

2006-12-12 Thread Brian Rinaldi

Couldn't you just use preferences.elementView.xmlChildren? This will give you 
an array of elements under elementView.

Also, with regard to XML in SQL. You could just use a n/varchar data type for 
the data unless you intend to parse it within SQL.

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Re: Coldfusion roadmap

2006-12-12 Thread Neil Middleton

Do the sheer number of threads on this subject make you wonder if Adobe's
marketing of CF might be a little sub-standard?

Neil

On 12/12/06, Michael E. Carluen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> >I thought I heard that it was EOL since Adobe bought it but I can't find
> >any info on that.
>
> Charles, now c'mon, man... I think you answered your own question.  :-)
>
> And check this out:
> http://www.flickr.com/photos/amuller/280186935/
>
> Either the oracle of cf is attempting a career-ending exhibition, or he
> must
> just be real jazzed on the upcoming CF8.  Personally, I really think he'd
> still like us to buy his books.
>
>
>
>
>
> > -Original Message-
> > From: Robertson-Ravo, Neil (RX) [mailto:Neil.Robertson-
> > [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > Sent: Tuesday, December 12, 2006 10:10 AM
> > To: CF-Talk
> > Subject: Re: Coldfusion roadmap
> >
> > Uh oh, here it goes again! The ever present EOL stuff..
> >
> > Let's just say, ColdFusion is alive and well.. With a major new version
> > out
> > next year.
> >
> >
>
>
> 

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Re: Flash Form and opening a page in a new browser.

2006-12-12 Thread Brian Rinaldi

Maybe this is just a typo in your email, but notice how your first button has 
no single quote before the _blank and the second one does? Could this be the 
problem?

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>Code:
>name="Excel" onclick="_root.getURL('my_xls.cfm?lid=' +
>#Variables.logID#,  _blank');" /> 
>name="PDF" onclick="_root.getURL('my_pdf.cfm?lid=' + #Variables.logID#,
>'_blank');" />
> 
>Thanks,
>Steve

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RE: Struggling with math!

2006-12-12 Thread Dave Francis

Do you mean the conversion of binary to decimal?

>From RIGHT to LEFT, each binary digit (bit) ON position represents a power
of 2, starting with 0. And bits are generally represented in bytes - eight
bits each. Thus a byte's max value is 255 - all bits ON.

A dark blue, 0,0,0,51 (alpha,red,green,blue channels)is
,,,00110011 in bits.

The 00110011 represents (from RIGHT to LEFT, remember)
(1 * 2^0) + (1 * 2^1) + (1 * 2^4) + (1 * 2^5) = 51

Or to cut out all the bit nonsense.
32 bit number = blue + (green * 256) + (red * 65536) + (alpha * 16777216)




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Subject: Struggling with math!


I've been trying to do a freakin' blur all day long and i'm having some
trouble with math conversions.

Java stores RGB values in an image as a 32 bit integer, containing the
alpha, red, green, and blue values in each 8 bits.

In my world, the alpha is always non-transparent, ie 255...

For example...

255,255,0,0 = a red pixel
255,255,255,0 = a yellow pixel
255,0,0,255 = a white pixel.

The problem is I'm having trouble grasping conversion between 4 sets of
8 bit numbers and a 32 bit number.


I know it involves bit shifting and stuff like that but .. I'm just not
getting it.

Could someone explain it to me like I'm a 6 year old?  (apologiez to
Denzel Washington for that)

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Re: Upload files to IIS Virtual Directory

2006-12-12 Thread Jacob Munson

> I'm not exactly sure what you're trying to accomplish with CFHTTP. Would
> this happen after the user has uploaded a file locally?

The user will upload a video news file using a form, and I need to put
it on a few external servers (external meaning on our network, but not
the CF server).

> If my guess is correct, what kind of response do you get when you use
> CFHTTP? Presumably, you get an error message? You should be able to use
> CFHTTP METHOD="PUT" with CFHTTPPARAM TYPE="FILE".

I don't get an error from cfhttp, but the files don't show up on the
server.  I even used cftry->cfcatch type=any, and still no errors.
Here's one version of the code that I tried that didn't work:
http://bellary/ENews-milan/"; port="181" method="put">
   


ENews-milan is the IIS Virtual Directory I created for this purpose.

> Are you sure you can write to the remote share using WebDAV at all? Have you
> tested this?

Nope, I haven't tried this as I'm not sure what WebDAV is.  I'll do
some research and give that a try.  Again, I'm not sure the best way
to approach this as all this Windows development is making my head
hurt.  ;)

> As an alternative to this approach, which seems a bit ugly, why not use
> something else to get files from the local drive to the remote share? A
> scheduled task, or a watched directory, etc? If you're running CF in the
> multiserver configuration, you could even use a separate CF instance just
> for this, with the appropriate security context for that instance only.

Right now the users manually put the files on the servers themselves,
and we want to do this for them.  It might turn out that the best way
to do this is a watched directory like you stated.  But the user needs
to fill in a bunch of details about these files that get loaded to a
DB and then posted on their Intranet site (we do this part manually
right now), and our hope was to let them do all of this from one
simple page.  If you or anybody else knows a better way to do this,
please speak up.  The cfhttp method was just one thing we tried, but
we aren't married to that idea.

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RE: Back to an older question about CF and Novell

2006-12-12 Thread Dave Watts

> You can if you have "Windows Integrated Security" enabled and 
> "Anonymous" disabled in IIS and the user uses IE for their 
> browser.  Then cgi.auth_user will be populated with the 
> domain\username of the login on the client machine on a 
> windows domain.

I'm pretty sure that, by default, this also requires that your server be
defined within the appropriate "security zone" in IE, which limits its
usefulness without reconfiguration (manual, or through Group
Policy/IEAK/etc).

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Re: CF and Novell

2006-12-12 Thread Bruce Sorge

I am thinking of using an activeX control. I did a search and it looks good.

On 12/12/06, Dave Watts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> > I figured out how to get the local user name by changing some
> > settings in IIS. Now though is the issue. CGI.AUTH_USER is
> > returning my windows user name. What I need to figure out is
> > how do I get my Novell username? We log into the network
> > using Novell's login page and then we log into the windows
> > account with a generic ID/password. Surely there has to be a
> > way for me to get my network ID and not the local windows ID.
>
> The browser is not going to pass your Novell authentication information to
> your web server. If you want this kind of functionality, you'll need to
> use
> a single-signon product like Siteminder, I think. Novell may have some
> product which lets you pass Novell authentication credentials to web
> servers, as well. A quick Google search turned up this:
>
> http://www.novell.com/products/ichain/features.html
>
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RE: CF and Novell

2006-12-12 Thread Dave Watts

> I figured out how to get the local user name by changing some 
> settings in IIS. Now though is the issue. CGI.AUTH_USER is 
> returning my windows user name. What I need to figure out is 
> how do I get my Novell username? We log into the network 
> using Novell's login page and then we log into the windows 
> account with a generic ID/password. Surely there has to be a 
> way for me to get my network ID and not the local windows ID.

The browser is not going to pass your Novell authentication information to
your web server. If you want this kind of functionality, you'll need to use
a single-signon product like Siteminder, I think. Novell may have some
product which lets you pass Novell authentication credentials to web
servers, as well. A quick Google search turned up this:

http://www.novell.com/products/ichain/features.html

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RE: last updated date from MySql database

2006-12-12 Thread Will Swain

Thanks Jacob. Thought it might be something standard that I was unaware of.
I'll go read the mySQL docs. 

Will

-Original Message-
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To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: last updated date from MySql database

> I just want to check the last time a table was updated and display 
> that time on the homepage. I know I can write some code that marks the 
> time of an update or insert into the database and use that, but I 
> noticed that mySQL tables have an update time on them, and wondered if 
> I can shortcut and just use that data. There are a number of tables 
> that can be updated, so I'd need to check them all, compare the updated
times and only show the most recent.

Oh, I see.  I didn't know mySQL did that.  I don't know how you'd access
that.  How are you seeing this last updated date, from the MySQL Admin?  You
could google around, there might be something with "show tables" you could
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RE: Back to an older question about CF and Novell

2006-12-12 Thread Ian Skinner

You cannot get the locally logged in user.

You can if you have "Windows Integrated Security" enabled and "Anonymous" 
disabled in IIS and the user uses IE for their browser.  Then cgi.auth_user 
will be populated with the domain\username of the login on the client machine 
on a windows domain.

Other then that, I have no experience or knowledge. 

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Re: MySQL vs PostgreSQL

2006-12-12 Thread Aaron Roberson

Jordan,

Thank you for that explanation. I just didn't think to click on schema
because I don't really know what a schema is.

I guess I need to learn about schema's and all the rest of the complex
features available in PostgreSQL and not in MySQL or Access.

-Aaron

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CF and Novell

2006-12-12 Thread Bruce Sorge

OK,
I figured out how to get the local user name by changing some settings in
IIS. Now though is the issue. CGI.AUTH_USER is returning my windows user
name. What I need to figure out is how do I get my Novell username? We log
into the network using Novell's login page and then we log into the windows
account with a generic ID/password. Surely there has to be a way for me to
get my network ID and not the local windows ID.


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RE: Previous/Next Button Issue

2006-12-12 Thread Bobby Hartsfield

http://acoderslife.com/tutorials/index.cfm?act=tl&cid=1

"A Better Paged Results Method" 

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-Original Message-
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Subject: Previous/Next Button Issue

I am trying to apply a previous next button and limit the records to 10.
When the page views the data replicated 10 times for each record.

 

 

This code generates the data:















#fldname#

#fldtitle#

#fldwork_phone#





 

This code handles the record count:





SELECT *

FROM emps

ORDER BY name ASC



 









 



















 

 

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Re: MySQL vs PostgreSQL

2006-12-12 Thread Aaron Roberson

> You should give the command line client (psql) a try. A command line client 
> may sound archaic, but it offers some pretty nifty advantages:

I started learning MySQL with using the command line but then when I
went to phpMyAdmin I found it much more efficient (I am not a db
adminstrator, so I am not creating, altering and updating databases
and tables everyday). That is why I decided to go straight to
phpPgAdmin for working with PostgreSQL.

I am sure that if you memorized all of the commands for PostgresSQL or
MySQL the command line would be fast and more advantageous. However, I
am more concerned with memorizing CFML, PHP, ASP, SQL, JavaScript and
CSS at the moment. While it may put more "hair on my chest" as Paul
has said, since I am only working with PostgreSQL just to expose
myself to it, I am not ready to take on the command line. However, it
would make me a better db administrator, but I am not sure if that is
required to get a high paying job building ColdFusion apps.

Thanks,
Aaron

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RE: File upload max size

2006-12-12 Thread Bobby Hartsfield

nice
 

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To: CF-Talk
Subject: File upload max size

Someone was asking recently how you can limit the size of uploaded files,
well I just came across this.

http://www.cftagstore.com/tags/flashmultipleupload.cfm

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Re: Struggling with math!

2006-12-12 Thread Barney Boisvert

Did you read the rest of the email?  Perhaps I wasn't clear on that
particular sentence (I was implying that in a general "how to store
this" way, four 8-bit integers made sense on the surface), but I think
it's pretty clear that the whole point of my email was conversion
between the two, because as the next sentance states, doing it the
four 8-bit integers way doesn't work.

cheers,
barneyb

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>
> My understanding was that Java needs a 32 bit value,
> then Rick seems to have no choice.
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Re: Struggling with math!

2006-12-12 Thread Claude Schneegans

 >>the obvious choice would be to use four separate 8-bit integers.

My understanding was that Java needs a 32 bit value,
then Rick seems to have no choice.

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RE: Back to an older question about CF and Novell

2006-12-12 Thread Peterson, Chris

You cannot get the locally logged in user (this of the security risk
this would allow!!) but I have been using some code to allow your web
app to integrate to either a) windows NT / AD domain, or b) iSeries
AS400.  If you would be interested in either you can contact me off
list.

Chris Peterson 

-Original Message-
From: Bruce Sorge [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
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To: CF-Talk
Subject: Back to an older question about CF and Novell

OK, so it seems that this application is going to be internal, which
means
that everyone accessing it will be logged in. So, how in CF do I get who
is
logged onto the computer? I tried CGI.AUTH_USER but it does not work. We
use
Windows XP and IE.

Bruce




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Back to an older question about CF and Novell

2006-12-12 Thread Bruce Sorge

OK, so it seems that this application is going to be internal, which means
that everyone accessing it will be logged in. So, how in CF do I get who is
logged onto the computer? I tried CGI.AUTH_USER but it does not work. We use
Windows XP and IE.

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Re: Struggling with math!

2006-12-12 Thread Barney Boisvert

Hopefully this makes sense...

A 32-bit integer is 32 binary digits that represent a number (from 0
to 4 billion).  An 8-bit integer is 8 binary digits that represent a
number (from 0 to 255).  If you want to store four things that are in
that latter range, the obvious choice would be to use four separate
8-bit integers.  Conceptually that works fine.  However, for various
reasons (performance, primarily), it's not a good way to store the
four 8-bit values that comprise an image pixel.  Since 4 x 8 = 32, you
can smash the four 8-bit integer together and store them as a single
32-bit integer, which has the effect of solving the performance
issues.  Here's blue:

 alpha,  red, 00011000 green,  blue
111 aRGB value

The downside is that you can't operate directly on one of the four
components without potentially effecting the other three.

To operate on the four parts individually, you have to split them,
which is basically dividing the 32-bit number back into four distinct
8-bit sections.  You use bitwise operators to do that.  There are
bitwise operations to do that, in particular AND and OR operations
which work just like their boolean counterparts.

So if I wanted to isolate the blue value out of my strings, I could do
a boolean AND with the overall value:

11100011000 aRGB value
 bit mask

 result

This works just like addition, except without carrying.  Each column
of the answer is the result of ANDing the two corresponding bits from
the value and the mask together.   We're left with the blue component.
 However, if we do that for the green value, we'll be left with the
wrong answer.

11100011000 aRGB value
 bit mask

00011000 result

The problem here is that we got the right bits left over, but the blue
bits are increasing the magnitude by a factor of 2^8.  You can see the
obvious solution (just divide by 2^8), but there's a better way.  You
can use a bitwise shift operation, which just scoots the bits to the
right or left a certain amount.  If we scoot everything to the left by
8 bits, we'll have extracted the green component.

You can do this process in reverse to "reassemble" the 32-bit number
from 8-bit parts.  Take the alpha part, shift left by 8, OR in the
red, shift left by 8, OR in the green, shift left by 8, OR in the
blue.

 empty start
 alpha
 (ORed)
 result
shift

 red
 (ORed)
 result
shift

00011000 green
 (ORed)
00011000 result
shift
00011000
 blue
 (ORed)
00011000 result (the original color from above)

Hopefully that all makes sense.

cheers,
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> I've been trying to do a freakin' blur all day long and i'm having some
> trouble with math conversions.
>
> Java stores RGB values in an image as a 32 bit integer, containing the
> alpha, red, green, and blue values in each 8 bits.
>
> In my world, the alpha is always non-transparent, ie 255...
>
> For example...
>
> 255,255,0,0 = a red pixel
> 255,255,255,0 = a yellow pixel
> 255,0,0,255 = a white pixel.
>
> The problem is I'm having trouble grasping conversion between 4 sets of
> 8 bit numbers and a 32 bit number.
>
>
> I know it involves bit shifting and stuff like that but .. I'm just not
> getting it.
>
> Could someone explain it to me like I'm a 6 year old?  (apologiez to
> Denzel Washington for that)
>
> Rick
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RE: Can't Find "Web service operation" - It's a Server CACHE problem?

2006-12-12 Thread Steven Erat

Refreshing Web Service Stubs in ColdFusion MX
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RE: Java 6 JRE?

2006-12-12 Thread Peterson, Chris

Well, my dev server took it just fine (its running coldfusion in
multi-server mode)

I just setup the main instance in the Jrun management web site to point
to C:/Program Files/Java/jre1.6.0, and deleted all the VM arguments, and
she fired right up.

Running good so far, some pages seem a bit snappier, but I havent done
any scientific testing yet.  Just my gut feeling. =)

Chris 

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To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Java 6 JRE?

DURETTE, STEVEN J (ASI-AIT) wrote:
> Well, since someone threw it out there, Scorpio hasn't been released
> yet...  You think Adobe might test with 6 JRE and make it work with
> Scorpio?

I'd be surprised, but not stunned.  With Java 6 being brand new, it 
would seem to me that Java 5 is more likely to be stable at this point, 
and personally, I like stability.

> Then again I'm a little ticked at Adobe for Scorpio...  My maintenance
> agreement ends in March and Scorpio won't be released until after that
> (or so I've read on the net I could be wrong).  Now I have to come up
> with a new business case to try and get the upgrade and upper
management
> is going to want to know if a new maintenance agreement is worth it
> since we didn't get anything from the last one.

Kind of silly to be annoyed with Adobe for a release schedule.  If they 
moved it up 3 months, they'd tick off the people whose subscriptions 
expired in December.

We just maintain ongoing subscriptions.  In fact, we renewed our 
subscription last month.  I could've waited til Scorpio came out and 
then purchased an upgrade *AND* a new subscription... but at least this 
way I don't have to pay the upgrade fee.

Rick

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Re: Struggling with math!

2006-12-12 Thread Claude Schneegans

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Re: Can't Find "Web service operation" - It's a Server CACHE problem?

2006-12-12 Thread Les Mizzell

> What causes a "not found" error if it's plainly there?
> Another function inside the same component is working fine...

OK, it's taken two days and most of my hair, but all the problems I've 
been having seem to be that the CFC doesn't "refresh" itself on the 
server after I update the file.

The only way I can get it to work is to change the name of the CFC every 
time I put it back out to the server and update all the invoke 
statements to reflect that.

ARGH!!!  PITA!!

Since this is on a shared server I don't know of any other way to do it, 
but it's REALLY hampering my progress.

Suggestions?

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Re: Java 6 JRE?

2006-12-12 Thread Rick Root

DURETTE, STEVEN J (ASI-AIT) wrote:
> Well, since someone threw it out there, Scorpio hasn't been released
> yet...  You think Adobe might test with 6 JRE and make it work with
> Scorpio?

I'd be surprised, but not stunned.  With Java 6 being brand new, it 
would seem to me that Java 5 is more likely to be stable at this point, 
and personally, I like stability.

> Then again I'm a little ticked at Adobe for Scorpio...  My maintenance
> agreement ends in March and Scorpio won't be released until after that
> (or so I've read on the net I could be wrong).  Now I have to come up
> with a new business case to try and get the upgrade and upper management
> is going to want to know if a new maintenance agreement is worth it
> since we didn't get anything from the last one.

Kind of silly to be annoyed with Adobe for a release schedule.  If they 
moved it up 3 months, they'd tick off the people whose subscriptions 
expired in December.

We just maintain ongoing subscriptions.  In fact, we renewed our 
subscription last month.  I could've waited til Scorpio came out and 
then purchased an upgrade *AND* a new subscription... but at least this 
way I don't have to pay the upgrade fee.

Rick

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Re: Java 6 JRE?

2006-12-12 Thread Jacob Munson

> Then again I'm a little ticked at Adobe for Scorpio...  My maintenance
> agreement ends in March and Scorpio won't be released until after that
> (or so I've read on the net I could be wrong).  Now I have to come up
> with a new business case to try and get the upgrade and upper management
> is going to want to know if a new maintenance agreement is worth it
> since we didn't get anything from the last one.

This is a big reason why I don't like maintenance agreements.  And
you're right, Scorpio is due out next Summer.  I'm guessing they'll
announce it at CFUnited 07, which is at the end of June.

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Re: SPAM filters and this list

2006-12-12 Thread Claude Schneegans

 >>I suspect that most list members don't directly administer their own spam
filters (and/or mail server).

Then the least they could do is reedit the subject of the message when 
they reply to it.

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RE: SPAM filters and this list

2006-12-12 Thread Dave Watts

> So Davedo you think most folks are in large companies or 
> government where it's out of their control?

Yes.

> So can those without control kindly trim the "SPAM" wording 
> out of subject lines?

You can ask them to do that, but since most people can't even be bothered to
trim replies, I don't think it'll get very far.

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Re: OT: SPAM filters and this list

2006-12-12 Thread Claude Schneegans

 >>thoughts? complaints? bitches? moans?

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Struggling with math!

2006-12-12 Thread Rick Root

I've been trying to do a freakin' blur all day long and i'm having some 
trouble with math conversions.

Java stores RGB values in an image as a 32 bit integer, containing the 
alpha, red, green, and blue values in each 8 bits.

In my world, the alpha is always non-transparent, ie 255...

For example...

255,255,0,0 = a red pixel
255,255,255,0 = a yellow pixel
255,0,0,255 = a white pixel.

The problem is I'm having trouble grasping conversion between 4 sets of 
8 bit numbers and a 32 bit number.


I know it involves bit shifting and stuff like that but .. I'm just not 
getting it.

Could someone explain it to me like I'm a 6 year old?  (apologiez to 
Denzel Washington for that)

Rick

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Re: SPAM filters and this list

2006-12-12 Thread Bryan Stevenson

> I suspect that most list members don't directly administer their own spam
> filters (and/or mail server).
>
> Dave Watts,

So Davedo you think most folks are in large companies or government where 
it's out of their control?

Here we host at HostMySite and can individually change our own SPAM settings

So can those without control kindly trim the "SPAM" wording out of subject 
lines?

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RE: TODAY: MDCFUG on Tuesday 12/12/06: CF Admin, Fusebox 5

2006-12-12 Thread Andy Matthews

Great! I assumed that it had been a copy and paste from the last
announcement which didn't include the Adobe Chat link.



-Original Message-
On 12/12/06, Michael Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> You are invited to Maryland ColdFusion User Group Meeting on Tuesday
> 12/12/2006.
>
> 6:30pm - "CFMX Administrator 'for Dummies'" with Jo Ann Goertner
> 8:00pm - "Fusebox 5: what is new" with Sandra Clark (Times are Eastern
> Standard Time)
>
> Can't make it to the meeting? Remote access via Adobe chats
> http://adobechats.adobe.acrobat.com/mdcfug121206/
>
> TeraTech, Inc.
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> Suite 207
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>
> For a map or for directions: Go to
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>
> To enter the TeraTech building after 6:00 pm use the keypad entry
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>
> Topic: "CFMX Administrator 'for Dummies'"
>
> In my first 4 years writing, troubleshooting and maintaining
> ColdFusion code, I have always treated the CF Administrator as
> "someone else's" territory. It's my last resort, my afterthought when
> all else fails. Why? Mostly because it's unfamiliar. I'm afraid I'll
> break something. And, there's always been someone else I could go to.
>
> Great excuses! Yet, there are basic things every CF developer needs to
> know about the Administrator.
> Yes, even those of us who don't have primary responsibility to
> maintain the server. What are they?
> That's what we'll look at in this presentation.
>
> I'm picking the brains of my "someone elses" and I'll share with you
> what I learn. If you've had the same excuses I have, I invite you to
> get over them along with me!
>
> Jo Ann Goertner can be reached at joann (at) teratech.com.
>
> Topic: "Fusebox 5: what is new"
>
> In this talk, Sandra Clark, will cover Fusebox 5, from new features to
> backwards compatibility.
> Along the way, she will touch on:
>
>  * Using Multiple Fusebox Applications in one ColdFusion Application
>  * New Application Initialization
>  * New Verbs/Syntax available, including nesting!
>  * New Execution Modes, when to use them
>  * Implicit Circuits
>  * Extending the Framework with lexicons.
>
> Bio:
> Sandra Clark, an advanced Macromedia Certified ColdFusion developer,
> is a Senior Software Developer with the Constella Group in Bethesda,
> Maryland. She has contributed material to the ColdFusion 5.0 Certified
> Developer Study Guide published by Syngress Media/Osborne McGraw Hill,
> and to the ColdFusion Developers Journal. She has also spoken at
> various CFUGS and ColdFusion User Conferences around the country.
>
> Sandra is an active proponent of applying accepted and proven web
> standards to development as a way of improving accessibility as well
> as making life easier on developers.
>
> Sandra Clark can be reached at slclark (at) shayna.com.
>
>
>
>
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RE: SPAM filters and this list

2006-12-12 Thread Doug Bezona

True, but they could edit the subject line when they reply

> -Original Message-
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> Subject: RE: SPAM filters and this list
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> > Would it be too much trouble for others to white list
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> > (i.e SPAM-LOW being added to the subject for all to see)?
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> > thoughts? complaints? bitches? moans?
> 
> I suspect that most list members don't directly administer their own
spam
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