CF to ASP ?

2002-12-12 Thread Cold As Ice Fusion
I can't find CF work here in California bay area. It seems like there are about 10 
times as many ASP.net jobs out there, so I'm looking for some pointers on getting 
started with ASP.NET from a cf fusebox developers perspective. Get more from the Web.  
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Re: CF to ASP ?

2002-12-13 Thread Aaron Johnson
On Thu, 2002-12-12 at 19:34, Cold As Ice Fusion wrote:
> I can't find CF work here in California bay area. It seems like there are 
about 10 times as many ASP.net jobs out there, so I'm looking for some 
pointers on getting started with ASP.NET from a cf fusebox developers 
perspective. 
 -- First site you should go to:

http://www.asp.net/

Download the ibuyspy sample applications. 
http://www.asp.net/Default.aspx?tabindex=5&tabid=42

Complete all the tutorials, get an ASP.NET book... do some more
tutorials.  Write a sample application.  Rinse.  Repeat.

AJ

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Defroster, or CF to ASP

2000-03-30 Thread Mark Zukiwsky

I have a CF based project that my client wants to convert to ASP. At 
my last CF user group meeting someone mentioned a product call 
Defroster. I did a search and only turned up a couple of working 
links, both to a Visual Basic 6 book, so I really didn't learn 
anything. Can anyone shed more light on Defroster, or point me in the 
right direction?

Thanks in advance.

Mark Zukiwsky
Edmonton, Canada
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Re: Defroster, or CF to ASP

2000-03-30 Thread Stephen M. Aylor


I beleive that has-been product only converted cfml 2.0 tag set, so if
you've developed your cf app using cfml 3/4/4.5 tags or features - defroster
wont really do the whole deal.

No I do not know what has happened to it.  Ive alsways wanted to go in the
other direction - ASP-CF :-)

Steve


> I have a CF based project that my client wants to convert to ASP. At
> my last CF user group meeting someone mentioned a product call
> Defroster. I did a search and only turned up a couple of working
> links, both to a Visual Basic 6 book, so I really didn't learn
> anything. Can anyone shed more light on Defroster, or point me in the
> right direction?
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Mark Zukiwsky
> Edmonton, Canada
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RE: Defroster, or CF to ASP

2000-03-30 Thread Christian Labrecque

Here we go



http://www.iasoft.com/builder/product_dlist641102.asp
[Christian Labrecque]  


> > I have a CF based project that my client wants to convert to ASP. At
> > my last CF user group meeting someone mentioned a product call
> > Defroster. I did a search and only turned up a couple of working
> > links, both to a Visual Basic 6 book, so I really didn't learn
> > anything. Can anyone shed more light on Defroster, or point me in the
> > right direction?
> >
> > Thanks in advance.
> >
> > Mark Zukiwsky
> > Edmonton, Canada
> >
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RE: Defroster, or CF to ASP

2000-03-30 Thread Pecora, James

Stephen may have a point here - I tried it a couple of time, and it bombed
on me every time...I NEVER got it to work and droped it al together...
I believe I have a downloaded trial version - I try to find it and post it
here...



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From: Mark Zukiwsky [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, March 30, 2000 11:58 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Defroster, or CF to ASP


I have a CF based project that my client wants to convert to ASP. At 
my last CF user group meeting someone mentioned a product call 
Defroster. I did a search and only turned up a couple of working 
links, both to a Visual Basic 6 book, so I really didn't learn 
anything. Can anyone shed more light on Defroster, or point me in the 
right direction?

Thanks in advance.

Mark Zukiwsky
Edmonton, Canada

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Re: Defroster, or CF to ASP

2000-03-30 Thread Aymeric Grassart

Stephen,
If you're interested, check out one of our side projects:
http://dev.aylo.com/fusionasp2cf/

"Stephen M. Aylor" wrote:

> I beleive that has-been product only converted cfml 2.0 tag set, so if
> you've developed your cf app using cfml 3/4/4.5 tags or features - defroster
> wont really do the whole deal.
>
> No I do not know what has happened to it.  Ive alsways wanted to go in the
> other direction - ASP-CF :-)
>
> Steve
>
> > I have a CF based project that my client wants to convert to ASP. At
> > my last CF user group meeting someone mentioned a product call
> > Defroster. I did a search and only turned up a couple of working
> > links, both to a Visual Basic 6 book, so I really didn't learn
> > anything. Can anyone shed more light on Defroster, or point me in the
> > right direction?
> >
> > Thanks in advance.
> >
> > Mark Zukiwsky
> > Edmonton, Canada
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RE: Defroster, or CF to ASP

2000-03-30 Thread Mark Zukiwsky

Thanks Christian, but I checked out the link and it didn't really 
tell me anything, so I did a search of the site and only found a few 
news release circa 1997-98.

Looks like I'll have to tell the company that wants to use my web app 
to buy CF Server, or I'll contract someone for the ASP version as I 
have better things to do with my time.

Mark Zukiwsky
Edmonton, Canada

>Here we go
>
>http://www.iasoft.com/builder/product_dlist641102.asp

> > I have a CF based project that my client wants to convert to ASP. At
> > my last CF user group meeting someone mentioned a product call
> > Defroster. I did a search and only turned up a couple of working
> > links, both to a Visual Basic 6 book, so I really didn't learn
> > anything. Can anyone shed more light on Defroster, or point me in the
> > right direction?

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Fwd: FW: Porting CF to ASP

2002-01-08 Thread Michael Dinowitz

>-Original Message-
>From:   Haggerty, Michael A. 
>Sent:   Tuesday, January 08, 2002 10:14 AM
>To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
>Subject:    OT: Porting CF to ASP
>
>Hello all;
>
>I have been given an assignment to port a Cold Fusion application to ASP. 
>
>After going through the code, I realized I have a few questions that will
>have a bearing on how I build the project.
>
>Does anyone have any detailed knowledge about the following in ASP? 
>
>1)  Do the application, session and request scopes exist in ASP similar
>to the same scopes in CF? How do you instantiate them? 
>
>2)  Is locking available, similar to the CFLOCK tag? If so, are there
>any code examples?
>
>3)  How does one call a stored procedure in ASP? How do you pass
>variables into the proc, and is named notation available?
>
>4)  I know arrays are available in ASP, but how about structures? Is
>there any way to create an associative array?
>
>Thanks in advance, 
>
>Michael Haggerty
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