Just want to throw this in:
if you need even more flexibility you should look at
http://www.isapirewrite.com/
the paying version let's you rewrite url's but even allows you to proxy
request to another server depending on the url, so your request can arrive
at your iis server, but may actually be
Oh, in that case fusebox sucks. I'm not going to use it
anymore! You're the smartest guy ever!
Hey, you said
I've never heard a developer who's actually architected
and developed a project with FB say I wish I hadn't used FB
I told you that I had a situation where I HAD said that I wished I
No dork, I was responding to your weird remark:
What does that say about FuseBox?
I don't understand nor do I wish to understand your goofy situation and
why you have to work so hard to upload files. I think you may have made
a logistical error or 2 designing this cluster-f*** of a site, but it
I tried to build an app on FB2, then another client wanted a site with
exactly the same technology - this meant duplicating the files over the
? 2 folders - whenever I did updates, I had to upload to 2 locations
Philip,
I'm no FB evangelist... people should use whatever works for them, IMO.
This is almost rediculous. I've seen complete newbies with little or no
CF experience pick up fusebox in a week.
There's nothing ridiculous about the FB learning curve... FB makes instant
sense to many people, and is completely impenetrable to many others. Anyone
who has watched the various FB
The anonymous GL said,
No dork, I was responding to snip
If you can't be a grownup here then get out. Around here that attitude
just discounts your opinion as noise.
Matt Robertson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
MSB Designs, Inc. http://mysecretbase.com
...and you further support their point that people who use Fusebox are
idiots. You do nothing to further this thread with these comments and
you do nothing to show that Fusebox is beneficial to developers.
Michael Wilson
-Original Message-
From: GL [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent:
Hi,
I need to get a very basic app running by Thursday - just one which
messages MSN/ICQ clients instead of email. I've found a Web Service
which can help (free):
http://www.bindingpoint.com/ws/imalert/imalert.asmx
I've not done any SOAP before, and not much WSDL (although a little).
Could
Are you using ColdFusion MX? If so, this code will do the job:
cfinvoke
webservice=http://www.bindingpoint.com/ws/imalert/imalert.asmx?wsdl;
method=sendICQ returnvariable=theResult
cfinvokeargument name=fromName value=Me
cfinvokeargument name=toUserID value=You
It's not really a campaign to convert stubborn cowboy-coders to use
Fusebox is it? I don't care if these guys are too smart to use fusebox.
Those of us that efficiently produce reusable, maintainable code are
just becomming more valued in the industry. Clients/Investors are
quickly learning that
Your statements assume the apps in multiple locations all belong to one
client. If I had 3 clients who each required a shopping cart app (for
instance), I doubt very much if they would want their system to be even
partially located on server's outside their domains. In this case (which is
common
Just to set the record straight since you weren't paying attention to
the whole thread. I was using dork to describe the obvious latency in
brain function on the part of the guy when he said: So, because you've
been proven wrong, you come back with a smart-ass remark?. My smart-ass
remark was
dan martin wrote:
I am considering taking the Using and Managing MySQL training class and was
wondering if anyone here had any feedback on the class (from www.mysql.com)
Anyone take any other training class on MySQL that they could recommend?
I am interested in coming up to speed quickly
How do you start a read-only SQL transaction from CF MX?
Jochem
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How do you start a read-only SQL transaction from CF MX?
I don't think the CFTRANSACTION tag supports this. I suspect that you could
just write your batch within CFQUERY tags and set it there. This is just a
suspicion, though; I haven't tried it.
Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
What do you mean by a start read-only SQL transaction?
Multiple select statements within a cfquery?
Joe Eugene
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From: Jochem van Dieten [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, July 20, 2003 4:41 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: read-only SQL transactions
How do you
I am not 100% on this but I believe even if the user hits the stop button or
disconnects the client some other way, CF will continue processing the page
anyway.
I dont think that IIS tells CF that the client has disconnected.
Gunther
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From: DURETTE, STEVEN J (AIT)
I don't think it will work - When the visitor closes the browser or moves on
to somewhere else you will get an error like the following in your ColdFusion
Server Log file:
Error,1160,07/15/03,12:20:34,,Unable to write reply -- client browser
stopped waiting for request.
Mike,
I'm running Apache 2.044 on Windows 2000 without any issues. Using one of the drivers
Dave mentioned.
HTH
Mike Alberts
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Code Reuse
-- How to make a reusable component to provide more
value to customers?
Hope the topic is not OT. I'm not sure if Dr. Carma
McClure's claim that software reuse is the best
answer to the decade-old software crisis
is all that accurate. But I'm a firm believer in code
reuse, probably
I'm inserting Unicode data (specifically Japanese characters) into a SQL
Server table. This works fine if you use the N prefix, e.g.
title = N'#arguments.title#',
Anybody know how to write this using the cfqueryparam tag? I optimistically
tried . . .
title = Ncfqueryparam
make sure you're using the JDBC driver, set the advanced option's use
unicode.. on.
then title = cfqueryparam value=#arguments.title# should work. all the
other encoding stuff still applies.
I'm inserting Unicode data (specifically Japanese characters) into a SQL
Server table. This works fine
Beautiful! Thanks! I figured you'd probably know the answer. ;-)
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From: Paul Hastings [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, 21 July 2003 4:03 p.m.
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: cfqueryparam and unicode and SQL Server
make sure you're using the JDBC driver, set the
Brian Kotek wrote:
I mean, I could say the best methodology is the
build the best application methodology. There are no
repeatable steps to this methodology, no way to document it in a
way that someone else can use. But when you use it and you do it
right, whooeee the results are amazing!
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From: Doug White [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, July 20, 2003 8:10 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Fire and forget a Stored Procedure
I don't think it will work - When the visitor closes the browser or
moves on
to somewhere else you will get an error
Mosh Teitelbaum wrote:
4) Fusebox does have a learning curve (IMO, a pretty steep one if you want
to
truly and properly use all that FB offers) but once learned, you're in
pretty good company (until the next release and then there usually
seems to
be another learning curve).
GL drew
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