Try :
http://www.liquidworx.com
You need username and password though.
Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED] for a trial username $ pwd.
CF online site builder,
with database capability, secure pages, forms creater,
mailing list, user management, upload of images, upload of JAVA class files
and more...
Is there any good resources out there on wddx and cfwddx.
What I'm thinking is, passing vbscript(asp) variables to coldfusion.
So my guess is serialise a wddx packet for the asp variables and pass it to
cfwddx in fusion to deserialise.
If I'm on the right track could anyone help me further. I
yep
http://www.wddx.org
Kola
-Original Message-
From: John McCosker [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 01 March 2001 12:55
To: CF-Community
Subject: wddx and cfwddx
Is there any good resources out there on wddx and cfwddx.
What I'm thinking is, passing vbscript(asp) variables to
I believe the subject says it all. Does anyone know of a program that
will do a multiple file find and replace via FTP? CF Studio does not seem
to be doing it. :grumble, grumble, grumble:
Yes, I know the next step in studio is to create a project of all the
files, and do a multiple
Don't even try it with Projects. Projects support sucks across FTP/RDS
-Original Message-
From: Jeffry Houser [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, March 01, 2001 12:01 PM
To: CF-Community
Subject: Multiple File Find and Replace via FTP
I believe the subject says it all. Does
If you think about the problem at hand, even if Studio could do it, since
it's on your machine, it would have to download each file before searching
it. Anything operated from your machine is going to have to do this unless
there is a server side companion that will do the searching and
Hi,
Does anybody happen to know how I can find out the memory usage of objects
in CF
The reason I'm asking is we hold a fair bit of info in a structure and are
wanting to change the IDs from int's into UUID's and are worried about how
much this will affect the memory usage on the server.
If
I don't but here is a guess. Add up the length of all the variables in your structure.
Add an extra 4 bytes for
pointers. Sum this up. That is memory used for each user. Multiple by the average
number of concurrent users to get
total used. If you have a long session time out allow for that too.
Thanks all for the input.
For the record, I created a project. Did the multiple file-find and
replace of the project. It took a few hours (using FTP across a dial-up)
but was a lot quicker than downloading the whole site (last time I did that
it took 6-8 hours). Someone said that
I just happened across this site... check it out.
http://www.kissmyass.com
-Michael Conger
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