RE: javascript string evaluation

2004-05-08 Thread Gonzo Rock
Solike this then? if dataString[i].indexOf(A) -1 { A Exists } else { A does NOT exist } At 08:27 PM 5/7/04, you wrote: dataString[i].indexOf(A) this will return -1 if not found, otherwise the index in the string where A occurs, starting with 0 as the first position -- Marlon Moyer, Sr.

Re: Microsoft acknowledges CF!

2004-05-08 Thread mpwoodward
I thought some of you might find this interesting. http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default. asp?url=""> I read this quite a while ago when it first came out, and the biggest annoyance to me is that they seem to pick and choose which version of CF they refer to in order to best suit their

Re: Blue Dragon / Coral / CFMX

2004-05-08 Thread mpwoodward
I'm new to the list and I'm sure this subject has been discuss but does someone use blue dragon or coral and what are the real cost of those application if I want to deploy an inventory application made in cfml on a lan of one of my client... I've been beta testing BlueDragon for quite a while,

RE: Microsoft acknowledges CF!

2004-05-08 Thread Bruce Sorge
I am in the middle of converting all of our ColdFusion apps to .NET. Our old management was replaced with new management who are all about .NET and could give a rip about CF. While this is giving me an opportunity to learn a new skill set (if you call shoving technology down your throat being

Re: Blue Dragon / Coral / CFMX

2004-05-08 Thread Dick Applebaum
MmmmI am very interested in this. I just looked at the NewAtlanta site and noticed that the beta version supports Mac OS X. That is a definite plus. Next week I am going to assist a client to install CFMX / JRun on an XServe (he just finished XServe training. It should Install and run fine

Re: Blue Dragon / Coral / CFMX

2004-05-08 Thread Matt Liotta
It should Install and run fine (although Macromedia has never been able   to get them to use the latest JVM on a Mac. Apparently, the secret to running JRun on the a Mac with the latest JVM is simply a matter of starting JRun from the command-line with the correct Java executable. This

Re: Blue Dragon / Coral / CFMX

2004-05-08 Thread Dick Applebaum
On May 8, 2004, at 8:29 AM, Matt Liotta wrote: Apparently, the secret to running JRun on the a Mac with the latest JVM is simply a matter of starting JRun from the command-line with the correct Java executable. Have you done this.I have tried every way that I know (with help from

RE: javascript string evaluation

2004-05-08 Thread Marlon Moyer
yes -- Marlon Moyer, Sr. Internet Developer American Contractors Insurance Group phone: 972.687.9445 fax: 972.687.0607 mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] www.acig.com -Original Message- From: Gonzo Rock [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Saturday, May 08, 2004 3:20 AM To: CF-Talk Subject: RE:

Re: Blue Dragon / Coral / CFMX

2004-05-08 Thread mpwoodward
I just looked at the NewAtlanta site and noticed that the beta version supports Mac OS X. I run BD on two Macs here and home and I can tell you from personal experience with both the JRun/CFMX for J2EE combination and BlueDragon, BlueDragon is infinitely simpler to get up and running.The

RE: Blue Dragon / Coral / CFMX

2004-05-08 Thread Steven Erat
If you buy a support contract from either company I think you will find both very responsive. New Atlanta though is more likely to have a BlueDragon developer solve your problem as opposed to a support technician. Macromedia Product Support Engineers (or Technicians if you prefer) are well

Re: Blue Dragon / Coral / CFMX

2004-05-08 Thread Matt Liotta
My start script is as follows, which correctly uses Java 1.4.2. There is some stuff in this script that you obviously won't need, but I thought I would share it as is. cd /Applications/JRun4/bin PATH=$PATH:/Applications/JRun4/bin export PATH

Re: Blue Dragon / Coral / CFMX

2004-05-08 Thread Matt Liotta
I run BD on two Macs here and home and I can tell you from personal experience with both the JRun/CFMX for J2EE combination and BlueDragon, BlueDragon is infinitely simpler to get up and running.  The installation process is actually a lot slicker than CFMX is on Windows! For simple

Re: Blue Dragon / Coral / CFMX

2004-05-08 Thread Matt Liotta
To imply that a ColdFusion user would be getting inferior level of support from the Macromedia ColdFusion support staff is to make an uninformed remark. I certainly wasn't trying to imply that, so hopefully no one thought I did. I was simply making the statement that you are more likely to get

sending fax with coldfusion

2004-05-08 Thread Daniel Farmer
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Re: sending fax with coldfusion

2004-05-08 Thread Larry Lyons
Has anyone done this? what options do I have? While I have not uses a fax modem attached to a server, it should not be too hard to run it via cfexecute. The other way would be to use a fax service such as eFax (see http://www.efax.com). There all you need to do is to establish an account with

RE: Blue Dragon / Coral / CFMX

2004-05-08 Thread Steven Erat
To imply that a ColdFusion user would be getting inferior level of support from the Macromedia ColdFusion support staff is to make an uninformed remark. I certainly wasn't trying to imply that, so hopefully no one thought I did. I was simply making the statement that you are more likely

Re: Blue Dragon / Coral / CFMX

2004-05-08 Thread Dick Applebaum
Thanks all for the comments on BD and clarification of Mac OS X support for CFMX, and Matt for the startup script. I have DLoaded all the versions of BD and will try them all and the shell script. I think I will recommend that the client run whatever (CFMX or BD) on top of JRun. The client

RE: sending fax with coldfusion

2004-05-08 Thread C. Hatton Humphrey
Has anyone done this? what options do I have? When I did it I was using a third-party service via Fax Away (http://www.faxaway.com) that processes an email and sends it out via fax. There is a cost related to that service but it definitely does it's job well. HTH Hatton --- Outgoing mail is

Re: sending fax with coldfusion

2004-05-08 Thread Jim McAtee
If an email-to-fax solution is acceptable then you also have the option of doing the faxing yourself.GFI's FaxMaker is reasonably priced. http://www.gfi.com/ffn/ - Original Message - From: C. Hatton Humphrey [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: CF-Talk [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Saturday, May 08, 2004

Re: Blue Dragon / Coral / CFMX

2004-05-08 Thread Matt Liotta
As a former emergency room technician, though, I know that if I had a traumatic injury the first person I'd want to see is the EMT rather than a neurologist or a cardiac surgeon. And there after you would probably wanted to be cared for by a nurse as opposed to a doctor. -Matt [Todays

Help with stored procedure

2004-05-08 Thread Frank Mamone
Hi, I have three tables for a roles-based security systems; USERS, ROLES, and an intersection table USERS_ROLES. Pretty typical way of doing it. I would like the stored procedure to return the Roles as a column in each record as a comma separated list. Thanks for any pointers. -Frank