That was snarky and for that I apologize. Let me explain better. Say you
do use HTTP compression. And I'm sure you mean for the webservice--
right? It certainly will be faster-- no doubt. Remoting is still a
serverside deserialization of said webservice to native ActionScript
whereas the webservic
I just noticed in CF5, I was generating an error within a
block, and those errors do not appear in the application log. Is that
normal?
Just checked the archives before I sent this, and I see that the handled
error is not logged, but I also saw a thread that the database error should
still log. T
Hi all
what's MySQL Full-text indexing and searching and how improvements using that capabilities can do with CF integration? Works like nvarchar e ntext (Unicode data types) from SQL Server?
Thanks in advance
--
___
Get your free email from http://ww
Are you sure its MySQL and not MS SQL?
I know MS SQL has full-text indexing, don't know about MySQL.
Full-text indexing is basically like Verity in CF, but better ;-))
It allows you to perform searches like NEAR, AND NOT, OR it can also be
compared with LIKE '' searches but much more powerful
Thanks James
it's possible to insert pieces of scripts inside cftransaction blocks?
Like this:
<
<
OK, Taco Fleur. MySQL version 4.0.12 provides fulltext. Please see this link:
http://www.mysql.com/doc/en/Fulltext_Search.html
>Are you sure its MySQL and not MS SQL?
>I know MS SQL has full-text indexing, don't know about MySQL.
>
>Full-text indexing is basically like Verity in CF, but better
> online for MS SQL... And if you tell me MySQL now has Full-text indexing
> then its time for me to check it out..
its actually one of the few "big iron" things mySQL had had for sometime.
in sql server full text indexing (FTI) is better than verity because:
- yes it handles unicode, while i thi
cool very cool, I don't keep up with MySQL - I guess its time to investigate
again.
Taco Fleur
Blog
http://www.tacofleur.com/index/blog/
Methodology http://www.tacofleur.com/index/methodology/
Tell me and I will forget
Show me and I will remember
Teach me and I will learn
-Original Messag
> I just noticed in CF5, I was generating an error within a
> block, and those errors do not appear in the
> application log. Is that normal?
Yes, since you're in a CFTRY, you're handling the error, so CF doesn't
log it unless you tell it to
> Just checked the archives before I sent this, and
This is possible. However, you have an error with your
tags. They ALWAYS require an end tag.
> -Original Message-
> From: Spectrum Web [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: zondag 1 februari 2004 11:06
> To: CF-Talk
> Subject: Re:cftransaction HELP Please...
>
> Than
Hi guys,
I'm inserting a record to a database, but once I have inserted the
record I want to email the user their details including their UserID
which is an autonumber (primary).
To grab the last inserted row should I use the CFLOCK around my query
and my cfmail? Is there such a thing as Las
> Hi guys,
>
> I'm inserting a record to a database, but once I have inserted the
> record I want to email the user their details including their UserID
> which is an autonumber (primary).
>
> To grab the last inserted row should I use the CFLOCK around my query
> and my cfmail? Is there such a th
actually, the use of and together is the
recommended practice... under extremely heavy load doesn't
return the proper unique id to the client 100% of the time but
does. Though alone does guarantee the proper return value in CFML
pages, it does not use database transactions, which means transa
Hi Dave,
Thanks for that. Ill stick with the simple stuff until I get a bit
better at this stuff. Ive put in the necessary code but Im getting a
"Element PROPERTYAGENTID is undefined in GETUSERID." Error.
Can you see what I'm doing wrong?
INSERT INTO PropertyAgent
(PropertyAgentC
Simon Horwith said:
> actually, the use of and together is the
> recommended practice... under extremely heavy load
> doesn't return the proper unique id to the client 100% of the time
Make the transaction serializable.
> but does.
Only if CF is the only application manipulating the database
Stuart Kidd said:
>
>
>
> INSERT INTO PropertyAgent
> (PropertyAgentCompanyName, PropertyAgentFlatNumberHouseName,
> PropertyAgentStreetNumber, PropertyAgentStreetName,
> PropertyAgentVillageTown, PropertyAgentCountyState,
> PropertyAgentPostcodeZip, PropertyAgentCountry,
> PropertyAgentTelep
> Hi Dave,
>
> Thanks for that. I'll stick with the simple stuff until I get a bit
> better at this stuff. I've put in the necessary code but I'm getting a
> "Element PROPERTYAGENTID is undefined in GETUSERID." Error.
>
> Can you see what I'm doing wrong?
>
>
>
>
> INSERT INTO PropertyAgent
>
Thanks Simon. Looking at that link I've realised that I should have
had:
SELECT MAX(PropertyAgentID) as
PropertyAgent
FROM
PropertyAgent
even with serializable database transactions, the return is not accurate
100% of the time. If you follow the link to the devnet article
from the URL I posted, it explains this. I'm not disputing what you
mentioned about the use of stored procedure special variables - that is also
very safe.
~Si
> Remoting is still a
> serverside deserialization of said webservice to native ActionScript
> whereas the webservices API is a clientside deserialization of the
> compressed web service soap.
That isn't entirely true. Yes, if you want to consume an actual web
service then you can use Flash Remoti
oi CF-Talk,!!
at current i have a cisco router which is controlled by time warner... and inside that i have a
linksys router which forwards ports to specific computers... but i'd like to be able to forward
port 80 to more than one computer any suggestions?
/crit
--
=-=-=-=-=-
In that case, you'd need an additional addressable IP Address on the
external interface of the Cisco router. I don't think that there is any way
around this without the additional IP addy...
Jeff
_
From: Critter [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, February 01, 2004 9:18 AM
To: CF
Hi guys,
I'm trying to work out how to come up with a random password of 8
alpha-numeric characters. I have done it before but a hell of a long
time ago and have checked all my old code but can't find it.
Would I have to create an array?
It won't be their permanent password as once they l
Simon Horwith said:
> even with serializable database transactions, the return is not
> accurate 100% of the time. If you follow the link to the
> devnet article from the URL I posted, it explains this.
If I follow the link from your message I read:
"The only way to be 100% sure that the unique
You know what? I was wrong trying to be nice. Matt, I want to see your
code, your proof and especially YOUR actionscript.
> Remoting is still a
> serverside deserialization of said webservice to native ActionScript
> whereas the webservices API is a clientside deserialization of the
> compressed
oi Stuart!!
have a gander at www.cflib.org there are a few results for a "password" search
/crit
--
=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-[ Help me fight to keep my son in the US ]-=
=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-[ http://keepmysoninthe.us ]-=
Sunday, February 1, 2004, 12:44:48 PM, you wrot
Hello All... I have an access database field that receives comma
delimited text input from a form. So the access field entry looks like
this:
text1,text2,text3
What is the easiest way to break up this comma delimited entry for
display as:
Text1
Text2
Text3
Do you use ListGetAt or something els
> Hello All... I have an access database field that receives comma
> delimited text input from a form. So the access field entry looks like
> this:
>
> text1,text2,text3
>
> What is the easiest way to break up this comma delimited entry for
> display as:
>
> Text1
> Text2
> Text3
>
> Do you use Li
On Sun, 2004-02-01 at 10:48, Tim Laureska wrote:
> Hello All... I have an access database field that receives comma
> delimited text input from a form. So the access field entry looks like
> this:
>
> text1,text2,text3
>
> What is the easiest way to break up this comma delimited entry for
> disp
On Sun, 2004-02-01 at 07:09, Stuart Kidd wrote:
> Hi guys,
>
> I'm inserting a record to a database, but once I have inserted the
> record I want to email the user their details including their UserID
> which is an autonumber (primary).
>
> To grab the last inserted row should I use the CFLOCK
I noticed in a post recently that the JRun build that comes with the MX 6.1
installer is build 63824, while the official JRun Updater 2 build is 61650.
We've been using JRun since well before the MX 6.1 release, so we've updated
our systems to use the 61650 build with MX 6.1. However, there is no m
Thanks for the replies.. I tried both recommendations and they both
work
Dave... can you explain why you didn't use instead of
Also why you put , "," in after the "" ... I took the ,
"," out and it also worked
I just want to thoroughly understand this
Tim
-Original Message
Oi Oi Critter,
Thanks old chap, found a nice there. What I did was put that
script into my includes directory and when I need to make a password on
a page I am going to include it and then set the variable.
What is a UDF?
Cheers,
Stuart
-Original Message-
From: Critter [ma
Stuart...
Check out some of the UDFs at cflib.org.
This is one of them
http://www.cflib.org/udf.cfm?ID=258
Search on "Password" and you will see some others.
Mike
_
From: Stuart Kidd [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, February 01, 2004 12:45 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Ra
What is the criteria for this specifically, what would be the
determinate for which computer gets the port 80 traffic?
_
From: Critter [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, February 01, 2004 11:18 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: OT: Routers for the home business
oi CF-Talk,!!
at curr
> Thanks for the replies.. I tried both recommendations and they both
> work
>
> Dave... can you explain why you didn't use instead of
> Also why you put , "," in after the "" ... I took the ,
> "," out and it also worked
> I just want to thoroughly understand this
>
Sure.
1. is
oi Stuart!!
just stands for "user defined function"
--
Currently Playing: Simple Plan - God Must Hate Me
=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-[ Help me fight to keep my son in the US ]-=
=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-[ http://keepmysoninthe.us ]-=
Sunday, February 1, 2004, 2:41:28 PM, you wrote
** Blackstone Preview (codename for CF7) **
Tim Buntel (ColdFusion Product Manager) has been confirmed as a keynote
for the conference. He's bringing with him the latest from the CF
engineering team. I'm told we'll be the first in the world to see some
of the concepts and ideas going into the makin
Does anyone have code they would share to create the equivalent of a VB combo
box?
I'd like to give the user the ability to either select from a drop-down list
or to start typing and have the list move as the user types to the first entry
that matches what has been typed so far.
Thanks,
Andy
[To
Try this one - _javascript_. I'm going to be implementing this shortly so I
don't yet know
if it's fully what you're looking for - should be adaptable...
http://_javascript_.internet.com/page-details/term-search.html
At 05:11 PM 2/1/04, you wrote:
>Does anyone have code they would share to cr
> even with serializable database transactions, the return is
> not accurate 100% of the time. If you follow the link to the
> devnet article from the URL I posted, it explains this.
According to that article:
"Serializable isolation level transactions are the most data-consistent
transactions
> Full-text indexing is basically like Verity in CF, but better ;-))
>
> It allows you to perform searches like NEAR, AND NOT, OR it
> can also be compared with LIKE '' searches but much more powerful..
Verity has all of that functionality as well. The Verity Query Language has
a pretty good se
> in sql server full text indexing (FTI) is better than verity
> because:
> ...
> - its run on the sql box (verity executes on the cf box)
It's worth pointing out that the Verity K2 server can be put on whatever box
you like. Verity also provides all kinds of other functionality that SQL
Server d
> has anyone successfully done any remote scripting with cfmx?
>
> I have an idea for a form field, that when people type, a remote
> scripting object would hit a cf page, that would query the db on
> each keyPressUp and return a recordset with query results that match.
>
> so, if I was searchin
Thanks, that works great. Any way to have all of the typing in the select
box?
Andy
-Original Message-
From: Alan Rafael Bleiweiss [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, February 01, 2004 6:26 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: OT: Making Combo Box from
Try this one - _javascript_
> > Is there any reason the variables need to be in the
> > application scope to begin with? Seems like it would be
> > simpler just to set them in the request scope from the
> > get-go...
>
> not really, was just looking at tweaking little bits of this
> application i am having to work on
> you like. Verity also provides all kinds of other functionality that SQL
> Server doesn't give you, such as the ability to spider files and run on
> Unix.
i'll give you the unix bit but FTI is based on ms's indexing engine which
can index files. you can actually run it from within sql server, th
> So just how trustworthy are CF Session vars in a clustered
> environment these days (as they have a history of getting
> lost/not sticking)??
They work perfectly well if your clustered servers use "sticky" sessions, so
that each user is always redirected to the server that handled her first
re
> I've installed CFMX6.1 on Websphere. When I run a file say
> test.cfm it generates a java class which is
> "cftest2ecf9184...". Which is fine what I need more is to get
> the .java file for the same class. Just not familiar with the
> architecture does CFMX create java files and then compiles
> > you like. Verity also provides all kinds of other
> > functionality that SQL Server doesn't give you, such
> > as the ability to spider files and run on Unix.
>
> i'll give you the unix bit but FTI is based on ms's indexing
> engine which can index files. you can actually run it from
> wit
> That's not spidering, though - it requires that the files be on the same
> physical machine or on a network share accessible by SQL Server. If you're
> putting documents out on the web, they may not going to be on your
database
then you can use plain jane indexing engine though you're talking ab
Not sure what's required. I'll keep my eyes out though cause I'd like to see
the full capability.
At 05:51 PM 2/1/04, you wrote:
>Thanks, that works great. Any way to have all of the typing in the select
>box?
>
>Andy
> -Original Message-
> From: Alan Rafael Bleiweiss [mailto:[EMAIL
Thanks. I've already incorporated what you sent into my code.
-Original Message-
From: Alan Rafael Bleiweiss [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, February 01, 2004 7:30 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: OT: Making Combo Box from
Not sure what's required. I'll keep my eyes out t
sorry - you (and I in the article) are correct. I got the tech note about
exclusive locks "solving" concurrency problems inside of non-serializable
transactions confused with a J2EE container bug surrounding transactional
processing in JRun. The JRun bug fix is exactly as I described. Thanks for
Macromedia Dreamweaver MX 2004 took top honors in Small Business Computing
Excellence in Technology Award in the Design Tool/HTML Editor category. The
overwhelming favorite took in 55 percent of the vote, solidifying
Dreamweaver's position as favorite among professional e-commerce site
designers. I
Howdy --
I'm trying to figure out how to get my CFMX (6, not 6.1, if that makes any difference) installation to go rooting around
through IBM's and Microsoft's UDDI Business Registry nodes to find the access points for a service of a business which a
colleague has registered. I've spent many hour
> Had some incorrect info in there Carry on :-)
>
> Given the following journals with related documents.
>
> Journal A
>
> document1a - Jan 1, 2004
> document2a - Jan 2, 2003
> document3a - Dec 3, 2002
>
> Journal B
>
> document1b - Jan 3, 2001
> document2b - Jan 4, 2000
> document3b
57 matches
Mail list logo
