Fregas wrote:
I'm sure this has been discussed before on here but its appearance on
allaire forums has me disturbed.
Why?
Frankly, I would be much more disturbed if it was censored there.
Jochem
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Cameron and Ron,
Thanks for the replies. I was afraid of that. I was thinking about the
hotmail
way, just put the locations of the uploaded files into a list and track this
list through a session variable or something. I think that is possible and
than loop through the list and make a cfparam
Anyone have an easy way to have CF stop/start/restart NT services? I saw
one CFX tag in the Allaire tag gallery, but it isn't available for download.
Thanks.
-Bill
www.brainbox.tv
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We have a tag on our downloads page (cfx_servicecontrol). It's freeware:
http://www.coolfusion.com/Downloads.cfm
HTH,
--
Howie Hamlin - inFusion Project Manager
On-Line Data Solutions, Inc. - www.CoolFusion.com - 631-737-4668 x101
inFusion Mail Server (iMS) - The Intelligent Mail Server
No I was disturbed by the amount of people saying they lost or couldn't find
coldfusion jobs because companies weren't using them.
My impression was that .NET was going to be free, just not the development
tools AKA visual studio.
-Craig
- Original Message -
From: Jochem van Dieten
create a batch file that uses the net stop and net start commands for each
cf service.
- Original Message -
From: Bill Davidson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: CF-Talk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, December 30, 2001 8:54 AM
Subject: Stopping/Starting/Restarting services.
Anyone have an easy
ColdFusion is NOT dying in the least. It is doing quite well and now has
the largest team assigned to it ever in the history of Macromedia.
Even more than the DW/UD teams combined.
CF is a superb solution and hits a slightly different segment of the market
from ASP and JSP and PHP.
I know about the net commands, but is there a way to call a .bat from CF?
Probably something small I've missed as I've never needed it before.
-Bill
www.brainbox.tv
- Original Message -
From: David Schmidt [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: CF-Talk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, December 30, 2001
Matt Brown wrote:
ColdFusion is NOT dying in the least. It is doing quite well and now has
the largest team assigned to it ever in the history of Macromedia.
Even more than the DW/UD teams combined.
CF is a superb solution and hits a slightly different segment of the market
from ASP
It's just the microsoft lovers trying to stir things up, this happens like
once every 6 months. Be reasonable and ask yourself would you really kill a
language that is growing this fast in popularity that is more effective than
the other languages out there? (thats my opinion, I think cf is much
Yes as a matter of fact,
look up the cfexecute tag.
-chris.alvarado
[application developer]
4|Guys Interactive, Inc
From: Bill Davidson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: CF-Talk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Stopping/Starting/Restarting services.
Date: Sun, 30 Dec 2001
Does anyone know of a Tag or a program done in Cold Fusion that helps
set up an link exchange system.
Thanks
HB
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Wow.
Matt Brown wrote:
ColdFusion is NOT dying in the least. It is doing quite well and now has
the largest team assigned to it ever in the history of Macromedia.
Even more than the DW/UD teams combined.
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On 12/29/01 4:30 PM Mark A. Kruger - CFG wrote:
yes it's possible. You can use DBase drivers (not good) or you can upgra
de
goldmine to SQL and do it that way. If you can figure out Goldmines rath
er
difficult Primary key schema you can make it happen. There are a lot of
folks doing it
It would seem that Macromedia especially (along with some good people at
former Allaire) have leaned quite a bit towards Java... Especially with the
Jrun acquisition and similar peaked interests, a lot of non-Java programmers
explainably have got the willies :)
I am in Pittsburgh and Cold Fusion
We get this message on one particular server, when we tried to display
pages with graphs.
The only difference that I can see between this server and others where
cfgraph works fine is the OS.
Windows 2000 (dosn't work) WindowsNT 4 works
Both with CF 5.0 Enterprise
Any help appreciated
Thanks
Paris,
You'll be seeing and hearing lots of this as Neo is closer to shipping -
stay tuned.
Oh, and just to make it perfectly clear, in Neo you'll write CF as you do
now. You'll have other features and technologies available to you too, but
if you want to write CF as you do in CF5 (and earlier)
create a batch file like this...
net stop Cold Fusion RDS
net stop Cold Fusion Executive
net stop Cold Fusion Application Server
net start Cold Fusion Application Server
net start Cold Fusion Executive
net start Cold Fusion RDS
exit
- Original Message -
From: Bill Davidson [EMAIL
Mark,
They may be part of it. Or not. Either way it needs to be taken in context -
there are far more questions from absolute beginners looking for initial
help on the Forums then there are posting from doomsayers - that definitely
says that folks are not just still using CF, they are also first
Agreed. I believe that with the merger of Allaire and Macromedia, that CF
will become alot more mainstream than what it currently is. Macromedia ha
s a
huge markershare of products for web development and more people are goi
ng
to be introduced to it through Macromedia than what it would have
Ben Forta wrote:
I also think that part of the frustration expressed on the Forums is
frustration at the current economic situation in general.
And frustration with Macromedia in partcular :)
Why is there no information on Neo? Sure there was something presented
at the DevCon, but
Neo information is here:
http://www.macromedia.com/software/coldfusion/resources/neo/
Regards,
Howie
- Original Message -
From: Jochem van Dieten [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: CF-Talk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, December 30, 2001 4:29 PM
Subject: Re: death of coldfusion
Ben Forta
Oh, and just to make it perfectly clear, in Neo you'll write CF as you do
now. You'll have other features and technologies available to you too, but
if you want to write CF as you do in CF5 (and earlier) you'll be able to.
The ease of use, the minimal learning curve, the rapid development - none
Howie Hamlin wrote:
Neo information is here:
http://www.macromedia.com/software/coldfusion/resources/neo/
And what is there that wasn't there a month ago? Or two months?
Jochem
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If they reduce the cost of CF server and bundle in
studio for lets say $1500.00
A quick check over at CDW shows:
Macromedia ColdFusion Server 5 Professional = $1,157.67
Macromedia ColdFusion Studio 5 = $439.38
Total Package Price = $1,597.05
What makes more sense, make $4500 from 1000
Well I was speaking of enterprise, which is what I use.
You would obviously adjust the price accordingly dependant upon which
version was being sold.
Doug
- Original Message -
From: Ken Wilson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: CF-Talk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, December 30, 2001 3:07 PM
How many of those 10,000 people actually *need* the $4500 Enterprise
version?
Well how many would purchase it whether they needed it or not if it was 1
500
for ent version + studio??
- Original Message -
From: Douglas Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: CF-Talk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent:
price is just one portion of the argument.
It is hard to say where a companies needs fit... I find often that a company
might require a feature of the Professional or Enterprise type versions, but
not need to utilize the rest.
I suppose one thing Macromedia might do is better situate the
On 12/30/01, Ben Forta penned:
Oh, and just to make it perfectly clear, in Neo you'll write CF as you do
now. You'll have other features and technologies available to you too, but
if you want to write CF as you do in CF5 (and earlier) you'll be able to.
The ease of use, the minimal learning
Thomas, CF already has a 30 day trial!!
-Original Message-
From: Thomas Smith [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, 31 December 2001 9:12 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Long Live Cold Fusion and...
Long live Cold Fusion.
One thing that I think Macromedia should do is to make a version
The problem was fixed by re installing CF
Pretty strange. It's working now so it's OK
Marius Milosav
www.scorpiosoft.com
It's not about technology, it's about people.
Virtual Company (VICO) Application Demo
www.scorpiosoft.com/vicodemo/login.cfm
- Original Message -
From: Marius
Make sure that you pass a query with more than 0 records or CFgraph eats ALL
of your memory. When i say all I mean all. Every single megabyte. Virtual
and all.
Bob Everland
-Original Message-
From: Marius Milosav
To: CF-Talk
Sent: 12/30/01 7:49 PM
Subject: Re: JRun Connector Proxy
There's also a Developer Edition, ie: a fully functioning version of
ColdFusion 5 Enterprise with a strict single IP address access. I can't find
where to download it though.
ColdFusion Express is also still available at:
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30 days is not enough to truly learn something.
I can install PHP,ASP,or JSP for free and truly learn them.
I can install the trial and only get to use it for 30days and most likely m
ost people would not get to use it for all 30 days.
Don't get me wrong, I love CF and that is what I use the
With CF 5, you have to have CF Studio installed to 'legally' use the dev ve
rsion. This sucks because you have to buy a $500 dollar editor to get it.
Also, CF Express is a joke. You can learn the very basics of CF but that is
it.
CT
-- Original Message
I am embarking on a sub-project to allow suitably authorised users to input
events to my web site, to be displayed a month before the event happens, and
automatically deleted after the event is over. I want the users to be able
to put in an event as being held on a specific date, weekly, every
Mike I am not sure I understand it, but wouldn't it be easier to store
the creation date, then the type of event (weekly, monthly etc) then do
a routine check on the DB to see if the date has passed and not pull it
out.
CF has many date functions that will allow the ability to get the day of
the
Following your thread More regexp madness...
I wasn't able to ascertain why the attributes notation was needed.
Could you enlighten?
cfset ugly = '!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC -//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0
Transitional//EN'
cfset attributes.bodytext='!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC -//W3C//DTD HTML
4.0
Transitional//EN
Jochem,
Yes, it is true that Macromedia tends to be more cautious with details of
future products than the old Allaire was. But in all fairness, there is
information out there, and as soon as Neo is in beta they'll be a lot more.
Between the DevCon presentation (which is online in its entirety),
Hi Mike,
I am embarking on a sub-project to allow suitably authorised users to input
events to my web site, to be displayed a month before the event happens, and
automatically deleted after the event is over. I want the users to be able
to put in an event as being held on a specific date,
We discuss this all the time, and I will forward this thread as needed. We
started down this road a bit with CF Express (yes, I know what its
limitations were, etc.).
No, I am not making any commitments at all, but you should at least know
that this is being debated and discussed heavily.
---
Bud, we're promising compatibility, and things look good now. We do know
that they'll likely be some gotchas, and if this happens we'll provide a
utility that will analyze your code and point out any trouble spots before
you upgrade.
We're not kidding ourselves, we know that compatibility is an
Perhaps a full version limited to 1 or 2 concurrent connections and
including it with all of the Macromedia discs would be nice too. Just
like Macromedia does now with all of their other offerings. If you buy
the Flash 5 CD, you get all of the demo's for DW, Fireworks and so on.
On the Neo
Aha, that's because I'm using the Fusebox methodology...
http://www.fusebox.org. Attributes scope is used a lot, so that you can
call applications as custom tags in other applications.
Kevin Raleigh [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
news:002d01c1919d$1c87f650$59d6fea9@krr...
Following your
Out of curiousity, what's the rush for NEO?
Does everything always have to be NEW AND IMPROVED?
(see Perl, for instance, which seems to evolve very slowly)
-- jon
-Original Message-
From: Jochem van Dieten [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Sunday, December 30, 2001 4:29 PM
To:
Doesn't CF become a single user version after 30 days if you don't license
it?
Not a bad way to teach oneself the fine art of cold fusion programming.
-- jon
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jon roig
epilepsyfoundation.org
-Original Message-
From: Andrew Scott [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent:
I don't want to downplay the significance of code portability, but I think
that 95% of the _current_ customer base could probably care less. For most
folks running CF on a Windows platform, if you tell them they can now take
their code and run it on the platform of their choice, they're going to
There are real advantages and I can't talk about them. REAL Advantages.
I don't want to downplay the significance of code portability, but I th
ink
that 95% of the _current_ customer base could probably care less. For
most
folks running CF on a Windows platform, if you tell them they can now
what remains to be seen is whether Neo will offer any
real advantages to the average developer
doing Windows or Linux CF web sites or intranets.
How about the speed increase? From the public demos I've seen, that alone
will be worth it to *every* developer large or small.
Ken
I know that it has a 30 day trail. This is not the same as
having a no limited time and functionality version for learning.
The software could be so designed so that it could not be
used for production.
My idea is that the more affordable the learning of CF the
more users and more future sales.
Well then maybe you should see what happens after the trial then,
because it becomes a single user license that will do exactly as you
want it to do. Good for developing, playing, experimenting. If you have
not read this on the website then that is your bad luck!
Don't make a complaint about
There is a lot more to life than to be such a complainer.
Maybe you are inhaling too much smoke from the raging
fires.
Anyway, have a good 2002.
At 12/31/2001, Andrew Scott wrote:
Well then maybe you should see what happens after the trial then,
because it becomes a single user license that
Thomas,
I'd listen to Andrew as he is completely correct.. Are you saying that you'd
like a multi-user
license version of a product that is only meant to run on a localhost?
Because realistically
that's all they can really do to stop people from placing a full-featured
application server
on a
One thing that I think Macromedia should do is to make a version for
learning that is either given away or sold for $99. This should be a
version that will have restrictions on the ability to do create web
applications that could be used on the internet. Such a program would only
be usable
At 10:31 PM 12/30/2001 -0500, you wrote:
so now 4.0 could be free or at least deeply discounted...
creates new sales for dead products as well...
FWIW, that is something that a lot of software companies tried these many
years ago. It turns out to be a really bad call for the most part. It
Unless I miss wrote the e/m I did not say that there should be a multi-user
license version of the product.
What I wrote or MEANT to write (I will check later) was that there should be
a
training or learning version of Cold Fusion which could only be used to
learn the
program. It could not be
I agree in part on this conversation on the perceived value matter...
However, there is ample money to be made in customer service and support...
Why cant people understand that and create a sustainable model around it..
maybe offsite call support...
Additionally, an end of life product has
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