So anyone care that CFMX 7 was released yesterday?
How about the fact that all the cool stuff is only available in
Enterprise?
A standard upgrade is only $650 (from CFMX 6.1) - but again, no event
gateways and reporting is limited.
Oh well. I was excited in testing - but now I'm luke-warm.
But
Oh, I do like the Admin API - that is really cool.
The short list:
* Generate printable Web pages in PDF and FlashPaper formats.
* Reporting via a new Report Builder and reporting engine
* Simplified support for XForms
* Flash Forms generation
* A new administration API
* Event gateways
*
Some discussion on CF-talk about it :)
Reporting is only limited to the # of request it will process at a
time Standard is like 5 request...should be pleanty for anhyone using
Standard EditionEventgateways are no real suprise being
Enterprise. Standard got pretty much all the good stuff it
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##| anhyone using Standard EditionEventgateways are no
Yeah, I was bummed that Event Gateways and sourceless deployment are
Enterprise only.
Hmmm$4700.00 to go from standard to enterprise. Well, on the
bright side, there are lots of new things in the standard edition to
play with. :)
On Mon, 7 Feb 2005 09:12:36 -0500, Erika L. Walker-Arnold
All I'm having a problem with is the cost to upgrade from MX6 Ent to
MX7 Ent. It takes months to get money like that approved in my
company. I guess it will be a while until I get to play with the new
toys. :-\
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Phillip B.
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Months is not too bad, the company I do most of my work at still has a
lot of CF5 servers out there and no talk of going up to CFMX 6.1
anytme soon either.
On Mon, 7 Feb 2005 09:12:34 -0600, Phill B [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
All I'm having a problem with is the cost to upgrade from MX6 Ent to
Delevoper Edition works for 30 days bud. Get to playin', we started
lobbying for this a while ago, we alreayd have a BS box running a POC
we'll be getting license shortly I imagine...assuming everything
follows through as planned. I am jazzed I want to deploy a Sametime
app just to show off to the
If you have something like VirtualPC, one work around would be to
create a ghost of the OS, your webserver and CFMX, then run a VPC
instance of the servers for 30 days. Then delete that instance after
30 days and install a new one from your ghost image.
larry
On Mon, 7 Feb 2005 10:28:19 -0500,
I'm not too worried about the event gateways. Glad to see the upgrade pricing
is quite reasonable - it'll be a no brainer for me to upgrade to 7.
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Adam Haskell wrote:
Delevoper Edition works for 30 days bud. Get to playin',
The Developer version is only good for 30 days? That sucks... Does
that mean that after 30 days you can only have it run on one IP address,
like previous dev versions? Or does it mean that you can't use the dev
The developer version does not time out but is limited to connections from 2 IP
addresses.
Regards,
Howie
--- On Monday, February 07, 2005 11:52 AM, Robyn scribed: ---
The Developer version is only good for 30 days? That sucks... Does
that mean that after 30 days you can only have it run
After 30days you have limited IP access, water marked documents and
some other limitations if I recall. If i recall its more than one IP
now, maybe 3??? could be wrong...
Adam H
On Mon, 07 Feb 2005 11:52:36 -0500, Robyn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Adam Haskell wrote:
Delevoper Edition works
No, it's the standard single-IP thing:
http://www.macromedia.com/software/coldfusion/productinfo/faq/#item-1-3
- Jim
Robyn wrote:
Adam Haskell wrote:
Delevoper Edition works for 30 days bud. Get to playin',
The Developer version is only good for 30 days? That sucks... Does
3 IPs...
http://www.macromedia.com/software/coldfusion/productinfo/product_editions/
In addition to localhost, access to applications running on a
Developer Edition server is now possible from two client machines,
making team development even easier.
Adam H
On Mon, 07 Feb 2005 11:01:56
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