Kind of.
Not meant to be OO, but can be, in that you can include any java you want in
a JSP page.
John
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From: "Hal Helms" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "CF-Talk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, December 24, 2000 11:02 PM
Subject: RE: Fusebox
> Michael, while Java is O
To all members of this CF users group and especially all those members who over the
past 12 months have kindly assisted me with my CF questions I would like to extend
seasons greetings to and wish you all a very healthy happy and prosperous 2001
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Michael, while Java is OO, JSP is really more a tag-based interface into
Java's capabilities and not really meant to be an OO environment.
Hal Helms
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From: M
>I am dumbfounded how to use RAND() in a query statement.
>
>I have three columns for this example and I want the results randomly
>sorted by the invcode column. That is, to randomly display how the
>results are grouped.
>
>select invcode, price, years
>from inventory
>order by invcode, years DESC
At 05:39 PM 12/24/00 -0500, Hal Helms you wrote:
>Yes, there's definitely that argument, Dave -- and it's a good one. Someone
>once posted a question on the CFObjects forum, "If you're going to do OO,
>what not just do Java?" I'm still waiting to hear a good answer.
>
>I think CFObjects can be a
My MySQL reference says it's a new capability as of 3.23.3
I also can't find any reference to it in my SQL7 or Access references.
My guess is that it's a MySQL special function. You might have to create
your own version using CF.
For example,
get out of breath when I have to reach for the pe
I am dumbfounded how to use RAND() in a query statement.
I have three columns for this example and I want the results randomly
sorted by the invcode column. That is, to randomly display how the
results are grouped.
select invcode, price, years
from inventory
order by invcode, years DESC, price
DITTO!
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From: "ibtoad" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "CF-Talk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, December 24, 2000 5:17 PM
Subject: Happy Holidays
> Happy Holidays to everyone.
>
> Rich
>
>
~~
Structure your Cold
> Sure wish there were a client-side solution that works:
>
>on all major OS platforms
>on all major browsers
>integrates with JavaScript/Html/Dhtml
>
>allows things like a WSIWYG textarea that can be
> referenced with JavaScript
>
> I don't want to do the entire client-side in
Yes, there's definitely that argument, Dave -- and it's a good one. Someone
once posted a question on the CFObjects forum, "If you're going to do OO,
what not just do Java?" I'm still waiting to hear a good answer.
I think CFObjects can be a good bridge for folks moving from CFML to a true
OO lan
> The overhead is most likely on the cache file writes
> and cache reads. You just gave me an idea for a work
> around that could be better and faster than all the
> options we have just discussed. With both ISAPI and
> CFX, the system has to compress each and every single
> page output as it
> Ok I understand what has been done the
> only thing I see as a problem is that
> the tag is writing a file. Now without
> locking or without a unique name
> something bad is bound to happen. And
> once you put locking on the writing of
> files there is gonna be a slowdown.
The filename for
Happy Holidays to everyone.
Rich
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> An Allaire consultant told us that our DNS was screwed up and
> that it was our problem. Seems like you must be using our
> internal DNS server, as well ;-) So we found out if you use
> the actual IP address instead of the domain name, it usually
> worked. In addition, we found the changing
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From: Mike Weaver
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, December 24, 2000 1:05 PM
Subject: Server Lock-Up
With all the talk recently about servers I have a newbie question. I had a
situation occur where my pages were not recognized by the server and I get
an error an
> I agree with Hal. The major problem with CFObjects is that you
> have to tackle the additiona learning curve of an OO methodology,
> *and* the documentation/sample-apps leave a lot to be desired for
> a person new to the methodology. If CFO only had a like Hal hawking
> it, it'd get a much w
> I am assuming that if multiple pages hit the same cached
> query, Cold Fusion internally handles it correctly without
> me locking it?? But then again, I would have assumed it
> would handle session variables correctly also if I didn't
> subscribe to cf-talk:)
>
> I am thinking: what happen
It's compressed at the server and decompressed at the client. Pretty sure
all current browsers support both the deflate(an compression algorithm not
the expanding part) and gzip. The decompression is very fast so the end user
doesn't even see a difference.
Xing
> Could you please explain how thi
> It's been running like a champ for us over the last three days on a
> moderately high volume site. I can't imagine that the CFX overhead
> would be that much higher than ISAPI overhead. CFX_GZip is a good
> multi-threaded tag...
The overhead is most likely on the cache file writes and cache
Ok I understand what has been done the only thing I see as a problem is that
the tag is writing a file. Now without locking or without a unique name
something bad is bound to happen. And once you put locking on the writing of
files there is gonna be a slowdown. I don't see this as a good solution
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> Could you please explain how this compression works.
> I keep seeing this as it is being compressed and
> decompressed at the server, or is it being compressed
> at the server and decompressed at the client.
After CF is done creating all of the
well as long as you have the newest sdk downloaded or installed on the
machine you can be sure the program will work. There are instuctions in the
info on how to make sure everything will be there. This is how it is in
every language you use on the client side. With some programs you need to
insta
At 12:40 PM -0500 12/24/00, Peter Theobald wrote:
>I am excited about Java on the server side. I never really liked it
>for the client side unless I need to do something very sophisticated
>in the client. Javascript usually covers my client-side needs.
>
>But on the server side, it will be great
I am excited about Java on the server side. I never really liked it for the client
side unless I need to do something very sophisticated in the client. Javascript
usually covers my client-side needs.
But on the server side, it will be great to use CFML as a "glue" to put together the
site, and
They were ASKED. They are just answering a subscribers request for hosting information.
I see nothing wrong with that.
This topic comes up twice a year or so. Even though I wasn't the one who asked, I have
many hosted sites at with a couple of vendors, and I like to know what the latest
opinions
that is a GREAT idea
Hal Helms
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From: Michael She [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Sunday, December 24, 2000 11:27 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Recommended Chat
cf_chat is a great script
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From: "Michael She" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "CF-Talk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, December 24, 2000 11:27 AM
Subject: Recommended Chat Script
> Hi All,
>
>
> I think Allaire's Developer Gallery should start allowing users to rate
Hi All,
I think Allaire's Developer Gallery should start allowing users to rate the
different tags/scripts on the site.
In anycase, can anyone recommend a good chat script? There are so many,
and lots of them do not have demo. Preferrably the script is
freeware. Thanks.
--
Michael She
I
Could you please explain how this compression works. I keep seeing this as
it is being compressed and decompressed at the server, or is it being
compressed at the server and decompressed at the client.
Bob Everland
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From: Zachary Bedell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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> Not sure if this has been talked about in detail but with the
> interest in dynamic html compression I will throw my two cents in.
And donations of this sort are *always* appreciated! Thanks! ;-)
> Why use a cfx tag with coldfusion to compress
Pan,
Thanks for the help. Do you know which classes are needed for the cfgrid
applet? Can the classes be placed anywhere in the URL space?
Paul Sinclair
> -Original Message-
> From: pan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Saturday, December 23, 2000 5:02 PM
> To: CF-Talk
> Subject: Re:
At US$150 www.cfwebstore.com is hard to beat. Full-source, too.
Email? Try iMS http://www.coolfusion.com/iMSDetails.htm
best, paul
At 06:02 PM 12/24/00 +1100, you wrote:
>Does anyone know of any good cold fusion shopping carts or email =
>applications that are out there that you would recomm
I have used interland and I left and went to intermedia
at intermedia you have full control of all cf admin features remotely
your entire site infrastructure from assigning you an ip address and website server
space etc etc all happens when you complete the application form by the time you
com
Time to throw in my two cents.
Java is the best platform, in my opinion, to develop software for mass
deployment since you can "almost" have your hava apps run on "most" of the
platforms. Mac OS X will bridge the mac gap in the Java race but I do agree
that the "write once run anywhere" goal is n
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