Just to add one thing,
For maintainability I think it is a huge advantage that basically most
of the application flow is in one XML file, for the whole application.
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Mach-II is great! It may be a bit tricky to learn for starters, since it
is some brand new concepts. I am using it extensively, but I haven't
managed to sell it to my (conservative) colleagues.
I think it is definately something for a bigger project, since then you
can plan the whole design using
This is a cross-post to BlueDragon and CF-Talk lists:
I am happy to report that all the pieces of running CFML entirely on a
CD are operational.
The current configuration includes:
-- Jetty http server
-- Jetty Servlet container
-- BlueDragonJ2ee 6.1 RC2
-- McKoi database
-- some CF templates
Why dont u use macromedia HomeSite its Simalar to Coldfusion Studio
Thanks and Regards
W.R Vishnu Prasad
Sr Software Engineer
Mobile 98412 77001
4th Floor, KRM Centre
Ph: 52118090 - Extn: 415
No.2, Harrington Road, Chetpet, Chennai 600 031
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>> the total connections to the database is less than 50
what is the ColdFusion pro version limitation for concurrent connections?
Eric
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From: Tony Weeg
To: CF-Talk
Sent: Tuesday, May 25, 2004 2:29 PM
Subject: RE: MS Access as a backend database
does it
We use PrimalScript
http://www.sapien.com/primalscript.aspx
It's a great IDE with lots of features and supports 30+ languages (has great
AS2 support).
The developer is also looking for CF-specific features to add to the next
version since an increased number of people have been buying it to de
> - Does your organization use Mach-II?
Yes, it's become our de facto way of building all CF applications that are medium-sized and up (or have the potential to grow to this size). I also do a great deal of freelance work and use it on most of my freelance CF projects.
> - Care to comment on h
It would be quite easy to run a regular _expression_ search and replace to
turn all your SSIs into cfincludes using a tool like HomeSite. Would that
help?
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Sent: Thursday, 27 May 2004 12:16 p.m.
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Integrating CF with ASP/SSI
I'm in Montreal and there doesn't seem to be many companies using CF here.
-Frank
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Subject: CF in montreal (quebec) ?
Hi there, does anyone of you knows if there is a big community of CF
progr
Hello everyone, here's the situation: I've inherited a site that is built
with ASP, using a lot of SSIs for those parts of each page (top nav area,
left nav area, etc) that are common to all pages. Most of the site is not
dynamic, and the SSIs are just apparently used so that the common code is
k
>However, doing that binds your model to the framework, which
>isn't good, IMHO.
Agreed, and in fact I implement a "light" (perhaps heretical)
version of Mach-II, to keep my application as independent of the
framework as possible.
>I'd personally recommend using a model build with CFCs behind
Dave Watts wrote:
>I'm not sure at what point one would decide that "performance is your
>big issue," except when one's application doesn't support its users.
Well, there y'go... it works fine until it explodes, and then all you can really do is scramble around and pick up pieces. One of those
> >...since Mach-II is exclusively for the presentation/controller.
>
> Really? I thought Mach-II was an MVC framework, not a VC framework.
To clarify my point, Mach-II provides a mechanism to abstract the model
components out from the controller and presentation components. However, it
doesn't
>...since Mach-II is exclusively for the presentation/controller.
Really? I thought Mach-II was an MVC framework, not a VC framework.
>If you build it
>right, you can scrap all your Mach-II code and replace it with FB or the
>other way around, or any other pair of frameworks, and the model needn'
>>How about a batch file that you run from cfexecute?
This is exactly what I finally made.
Thanks.
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> Again, I've never noticed huge performance problems with my
> sites that use Access. If performance is your big issue,
> then, yes, Access may not be the way to go. But, if
> simplicity and lower costs are more important, than Access
> may be the way to go. (Most hosts I've seen will charge m
select provider, lastDate
from
(SELECT
d.provider,
MAX(m.date_submitted) AS lastDate
FROM
fsa_detail d,
fsa_master m
WHERE
d.masterid = m.id
AND m.ssn = '123-45-6789'
GROUP BY
d.provider)
where rownum <<= 7
ORDER BY lastDate desc, provider
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Thanks for that Nathan, that is exactly what I was looking for.
Paul
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From: Nathan Strutz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, 26 May 2004 23:06
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Memory Limits
Paul,
First, Java on Windows has a lot of trouble using more than 1.5GB of
memory, and, I
Paul,
First, Java on Windows has a lot of trouble using more than 1.5GB of
memory, and, I believe, cannot use more than 3GB. This is a hard limit
in the JVM. I believe the limits on Linux/Unix are just a hair higher.
However, with CFMX Enterprise, you can have multiple servers that can
each u
The state of the business model is irrelevent in picking Mach-II, since
Mach-II is exclusively for the presentation/controller. If you build it
right, you can scrap all your Mach-II code and replace it with FB or the
other way around, or any other pair of frameworks, and the model needn't
change a
I'll throw in another advantage of Mach-II. It greatly
facilitates the integration of Java and CFML by clearly
partitioning the MVC layers, making the division of labor obvious.
My criteria for determining when to use Mach-II is the complexity
of the business model. If the complexity is such th
Jamie,
We're in the process of developing a K2-based search engine populated by
vpsider, and I've ran into similar problems as well. While I haven't tested
it enough to say so with any certainity, I have noticed that the vspider
process hanging does seem to be roughly coincident with me opening th
SELECT * FROM (
SELECT
d.provider,
MAX(m.date_submitted) AS lastDate
FROM
fsa_detail d,
fsa_master m
WHERE
d.masterid = m.id
AND m.ssn = '123-45-6789'
GROUP BY
d.provider
ORDER BY
MAX(m.date_submitted) DESC )
WHERE ROWNUM <= 7
ORDER BY provider
DON'T use rownum in your inner query!
>
2k sounds about right.
-adam
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> From: Tony Weeg [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Wednesday, May 26, 2004 06:08 PM
> To: 'CF-Talk'
> Subject: RE: MAX 2004 information.
>
> I usually spend about 400-500 on the hotel, about 800 - 1000 for
> registration etc, whatever a
I am currently developing using fb3 at work. I picked up FB4 in a couple of hours and immediately applied to my other projects with no problem. If you have been using fb3, then picking up fb4 is easy. For MachII, it's not so easy. I have been playing around with it for a couple of days, and I s
What I have heard is mostly positive. There is a lot of disagreement as to it's scalability compared to fusebox, and some people think it is overkill for smaller projects.
But there is some consenus about the following:
- Mach II apps are maintainable over time
- the MVC design pattern is the
On Wed, 26 May 2004 16:06:43 -0400, in cf-talk you wrote:
>Hi,
>
>Is there any way I can specify the work directory for a program executed via CFEXECUTE?
>
>I'm trying to execute PKZIP to unzip files, but files are unzipped into
>C:\windows\win32 which is not where the PKZIP program is and definit
> No, it's there. I've received about a dozen replies off list.
It would be useful if you can summarize that with the rest of the llist. No
need to report names, just share whatever you think it may be useful to
others as well. Thanks.
Massimo Foti
http://www.massimoc
We currently use Fusebox 3 here and I am considering Fusebox 4. But
before I do make that move, I'd like to hear what others that have used
it have to say about Mach-II. I am just getting into CFCs, but if the
reasons/experiences are compelling enough, I would consider the move
directly to Ma
> From: Monique Boea
>
> full-stops?
Same as a Period
http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=full%20stop
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>
> so, the htought was that listLast() would get the files
> extension, regardless of the amount of (class can we all say
> our new word) "full stops", that are present in the filename.
It will, but I've seen code where somebody used ListFirst() on the
period, and it fails ho
C'mon Mike, let's out 'em! Post their e-mail addy's!
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> From: Michael Haggerty [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: W
No, it's there. I've received about a dozen replies off list.
It would be nice if people would talk about things publicly. I don't think the fear of other people's comments is really legitimate.
But I am grateful to those who replied to me.
M
Mike Kear <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The origi
The original question was "does your organisation use Mach-II?" and so far
lots of people have said "we don't" or "we made our own" but no one's said
"yes we do".
Does anyone actually use it? Has Mach-II really missed the mark then?
Cheers
Mike Kear
Windsor, NSW, Australia
AFP Webworks
so, the htought was that listLast() would get the files extension,
regardless of the amount of (class can we all say our new word) "full
stops", that are present in the filename.
:) new word learned.
cool!
tw
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Sent: Wednesd
I think full stops are periods.
He might just be reminding you that there can be more than one period in the filename.
a.1.b.2.c.jpeg
Windows treats anything to the right of the final period as the extention. And it may be more than 3 characters long.
Jerry Johnson
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Hi,
Is there any way I can specify the work directory for a program executed via CFEXECUTE?
I'm trying to execute PKZIP to unzip files, but files are unzipped into
C:\windows\win32 which is not where the PKZIP program is and definitely not where I want the files to be stored.
I can`t find any par
Thanks Jim, I will look into some of those compiling issues and go forward with our model. It works for us so far. The time we save in development is definitely worth it, it became very hard to read our CFC's as we had so much code in them.
Thanks again and to all that posted
Michale
>_
...but the browser is ignoring it as unknown tag
-- exactly. (view source confirmed your suspicion as well as mine)
...You want the CFML parser to see that tag and it is not.
-- right again.
... I don't know if there is a way to do what you want,
-- ah, cfmodule will allow me to effectively (and
image.name.jpeg
...^ = full stop?
maybe?
I don't know.
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Sent: Wednesday, May 26, 2004 3:51 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: CFFILE
full-stops?
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Sent:
sure did :)
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Sent: Wednesday, May 26, 2004 3:45 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: CFFILE
> From: Tony Weeg
>
> yeah, you might want to to a
>
>
>
> or some variation of those arguments inside the function..
Don't you mean L
On Wed, 26 May 2004 15:10:51 -0400, "Dave Carabetta"
wrote:
> > > Are there other IDE's that people are using?
> >
> >http://cfeclipse.tigris.org/
> >
> >Only thing I use (java, xml, and cfmx all in one
> >place), and it is rad if I do say so myself.
> >
> >Everyone saw this post coming :-D
> >
>
full-stops?
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From: Philip Arnold [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, May 26, 2004 3:45 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: CFFILE
> From: Tony Weeg
>
> yeah, you might want to to a
>
>
>
> or some variation of those arguments inside the function..
Don't you mean Li
On the action page make sure you are specifying three different
form fields for the upload.
Paste your action script and we can help more
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From: Monique Boea [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, May 26, 2004 10:03 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: CFFILE
I have a CFFILE
My bad - I think that you're correct in that - what you have looks like it
should work.
I don't know how it works under the covers tho' - in CFMX includes are
compiled separately (which is why they have to follow tag consistency and
nesting rules inside themselves). I'm not sure how CFMX is handl
On Wed, 26 May 2004 15:29:20 -0400, "Dave Carabetta"
wrote:
> >I am a little new to eclipse, could anyone provide a
> walk through on how to
> >import / configure a plugin? Thank you a bunch.
> >
>
> Simply download the plugin from cfeclipse.tigris.org
> and extract it to the
> "plugins" sub-di
> From: Tony Weeg
>
> yeah, you might want to to a
>
>
>
> or some variation of those arguments inside the function..
Don't you mean ListLast()?
Some lovely people put full-stops in their file names as well
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>>I am a little new to eclipse, could anyone provide a walk through on how to
>>import / configure a plugin? Thank you a bunch.
>>
>
>Simply download the plugin from cfeclipse.tigris.org and extract it to the
>"plugins" sub-directory of the eclipse directory, restart Eclipse, and
>you're rollin
Hi, all...
As the subject lines states, I'm setting up a system whereby a user
can subscribed to various newsletters that are sent out automatically
at varying intervals.
The advice I'm seeking, before I get into development is in the best way
to setup the db tables...
The main tables (among les
ACtually, there is _javascript_ on the previous page that forces a three digit
file extension.
(BOOYAH!!)
:)
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Sent: Wednesday, May 26, 2004 3:30 PM
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Subject: RE: CFFILE
> From: Monique Boea
>
>
Be careful ab
So what's the alternative?
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Subject: RE: CFFILE
> From: Monique Boea
>
>
Be careful about this - some people save images as .jpeg
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All right, I guess I'll need to provide actual database info to figure this out. Here's part of Jochem's suggestion, with mods to fit the actual schema (and to fix a grouping error):
SELECT
d.provider,
MAX(m.date_submitted) AS lastDate,
rownum AS rn
FROM
fsa_detail d,
fsa_master m
WHERE
d.m
yeah, you might want to to a
or some variation of those arguments inside the function..
tw
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YIKES!!
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YIKES!!
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> From: Monique Boea
>
>
Be careful about this - some people save images as .jpeg
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>I am a little new to eclipse, could anyone provide a walk through on how to
>import / configure a plugin? Thank you a bunch.
>
Simply download the plugin from cfeclipse.tigris.org and extract it to the
"plugins" sub-directory of the eclipse directory, restart Eclipse, and
you're rolling!!
My
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From: "Robertson-Ravo, Neil (RX)"
> Yes, they are easily created in distiller etc...but needed to know if
> activePDF could create these forms itself...
I haven't tried, but I think so. PDF forms are really better referred to as
FDF. Here's a powerpoint preso from Ac
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From: Bryan F. Hogan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, May 26, 2004 3:10 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: does this violate good form for components?
That's why I include the function and not the contents of the function
into the component.
Oops - my bad.
Jim Davis
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Nothing wrong with your statement, but I keep seeing a lot of "not invented
here" comments...
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Sent: Wednesday, May 26, 2004 2:07 PM
Subject: RE: OT: Mach-II
> I guess to me, frameworks are like f
>Works for me. You do however have to create a project and open the cfml
>pages from their. You can't do a file open. Their working on getting
>that bug fixed.
>
That was it. Thanks Bryan. That bug reminds of the the initial DWMX release
where you had to define a Site before you could do anything
> From: Monique Boea
>
>
Be careful about this - some people save images as .jpeg
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>Works for me. You do however have to create a project and open the cfml
>pages from their. You can't do a file open. Their working on getting
>that bug fixed.
>
>> Only problem is that I can't seem to get your plugin to work on the latest
>> M9 build. I was interested in taking your plugin for a
>That's why I include the function and not the contents of the function
>into the component.
>
>Jim Davis wrote:
>
>> I recently had to rewrite a ton of my code to deal with this issue.
Hi Jim, we had heard that about including inside a function. The code that I showed to you however does not in
You might be running into an HTML parsing issue. I bet if you look at your source code you will see the output you are expecting, but the browser is ignoring it as unknown tag. I suspect this is not the desired result. You want the CFML parser to see that tag and it is not. It is just sending t
My CFFILE issue is resolved.
The previous developer defined the file extensions as hidden values and
passed them as ""and it was not recognizing the other two file
extensions.
So my images were being uploaded without the .gif or .jpg
Why he'she wouldn't just upload the file name, I don
> Which Oracle version are you using?
Oracle8i
And I am working on providing a better explanation of the query results. Stay tuned...
Thanks,
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Web Administrator
Ceridian Benefits Services
3201 34th Street S.
St. Petersburg, FL 33711
727-395-8881
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THE CFC CODE (maint.cfc)
**
output="false" displayname="Insert A Hosting Provider" hint="Takes form data
and inserts it into a Hosting Provider Table. Returns ID of inserted record
in a struct.">
displayname="Insert Contents" hint="A Struct containing all the content from
the form, t
Sorry, I got a note saying my post was "too long". I apologize, but I was
pasting code...I broke it into two pieces and thought I'd post both parts,
so you (you all) could see it.
>From previous...
It works...I want it to be good and robust though...so, looking it over, is
there anything I can do
Works for me. You do however have to create a project and open the cfml
pages from their. You can't do a file open. Their working on getting
that bug fixed.
> Only problem is that I can't seem to get your plugin to work on the latest
> M9 build. I was interested in taking your plugin for a spin,
> > Are there other IDE's that people are using?
>
>http://cfeclipse.tigris.org/
>
>Only thing I use (java, xml, and cfmx all in one
>place), and it is rad if I do say so myself.
>
>Everyone saw this post coming :-D
>
Only problem is that I can't seem to get your plugin to work on the latest
M9 b
That's why I include the function and not the contents of the function
into the component.
Jim Davis wrote:
> As for CFINCLUDING into a component I would highly recommend against it.
>
> There is a nasty little "feature" to that: when you CFINCLUDE inside a
> component method CF moves all of yo
Thanks Philip, JE & Barney: I love a one-word answer . cfmodule.
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If Mach-II is ideal for what you want to do, then by all means use it. My
guess was that you were not yet sold on the Mach-II issue and wanted to look
over at the alternative approaches to large project development.
TK
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As for CFINCLUDING into a component I would highly recommend against it.
There is a nasty little "feature" to that: when you CFINCLUDE inside a
component method CF moves all of your unnamed scope (function local)
variables into the variables scope of the CFC.
This effectively blows threads safety
We used mach-ii on a project at my company and I'll agree that there was a
steep leaning curve. If your planning on using it on a large enterprise
scale project, I would suggest that maybe a smaller internal project first
to work out any bugs in the process. I did like the framework and the only
Nope, EVAL evaluates a string. It doesn't execute tags.
Try calling your tags with
attributeCollection="#templateAttribs#">
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Subject: custom tags on-the-fly
Hi
You can't do that. If you really need to, you could write your dynamic
string to a file, and then include that file, but that'll be slow, becaue CF
will have to compile the file on every request.
Cheers,
barneyb
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>
At 02:43 PM 5/26/2004, you wrote:
I wrote a framework that dynamically creates another framework. It uses a mix of FuseBox, FuseDocs, XML, UML, Mach-4, FB4, MVC, OOP, and OnTap. All built on "pagelets" and CORBA-brokered "portlets" that have overloaded methods and forged method signatures. ;-)
[T
> I'm trying to build, evaluate & execute custom tags on the
> fly by creating a string
No - it won't do it
CFML is compiled into P-Code (for upto CF5) and Java (for CFMX), so it
can't "compile and run a template" on the fly
If you want to run a template like that, then use CFMODULE, you can
sp
Tom -
Actually, I'm not going to reinvent the wheel and have no interest in going forward without some structure. Working without a framework around here is a lot like herding cats.
Mach-II has a number of capabilties that are ideal for what I am planning to do, I just wanted to get some ane
Hi,
I'm trying to build, evaluate & execute custom tags on the fly by creating
a string ( e.g. "" ). After toying
with the concept, I'm wondering if a) There's something I simply do not
grasp and/or b) This is generally a silly idea and I need to get on with
the business of writing some case s
No, I only used fusebox once for a small project, didn't like it as it
fragmented my code to much and there was resistance from other people that
didn't want to learn it. You don't have to use a framework for very large
projects, just plan it very well at first and document it very well. This
might
It works...I want it to be good and robust though...so, looking it over, is
there anything I can do to make it better? What follows is good ol' generic
code to insert from a form, but using a CFC to do so. So, look over the
Processing and the CFC and let me know what you think. Of particular
import
Are you sure you are doing the sub-select (SELECT * FROM (SELECT ...) ?
I do this all the time and it works perfectly. If you only have one
select, you get the result you described.
Pascal
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> From: Lofback, Chris [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: woensdag 26 mei 2004
I believe you only have to text-qualify strings that contain commas or
newlines, but that text-qualifying extra fields is acceptable. If you check
out http://ostermiller.org/utils/CSV.html there's a little java library that
deals with CSV files, both excel-generated and 'normal'. We've used it wi
http://livedocs.macromedia.com/coldfusion/6.1/htmldocs/tags-p35.htm#wp35
40091
I am not at all saying you are wrong. As I said, I haven't tried it with
a filename.
Pascal
>
> Wierd. I'm looking at the MX reference, as well
>
> --BenD
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> This doesn't quite do it. The problem is that the recordset from which it gets the first 7 (by rownum) is alphabetical.
That is weird, they are explicitly sorted. How about:
SELECT provider,
lastDate
FROM (
SELECT provider,
MAX(datestamp) AS lastDate,
rownum AS rn
Here is what I do.
1. d:\wwwroot\components setup a mapping to this directory called
components or something.
2. each website has it's own folder for components under this directory.
For example.
d:\wwwroot\components\myweb1
3. In d:\wwwroot\components there is also a file that is used by all
> In my reference (cfmx):
> "Pathname of directory in which to upload the file. If not an absolute
> path (starting a with a drive letter and a colon, or a forward or
> backward slash), it is relative to the ColdFusion temporary directory,
> which is returned by the GetTempDirectory function."
>
>
Does anyone know where I can find the specs for a CSV file. In particular I
want to know if the fieldnames in the first row of the file should be
qualified with the choosen text qualifier. So If I had a CSV file with
these options:
1. Delimiter: Comma
2. Text Qualifier: Single Quote
3. Fieldnam
Still there:
http://livedocs.macromedia.com/coldfusion/6.1/htmldocs/format28.htm
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> Sent: woensdag 26 mei 2004 19:47
> To: CF-Talk
> Subject: The current status of "Embedded Form Validation"
>
> I'm curious about the curr
At 02:04 PM 5/26/2004, you wrote:
>Can somebody give me a rough estimate on the cost of attending Macromedia MAX 2004 based on past attendance. I need to get it on the departmental budget today.
It all depends. When it was in Orlando, you could get cheap flights and cheap hotels. I think early re
On Wed, 26 May 2004 13:46:59 -0400, Michael Hodgdon
wrote:
> We are currently using cf studio 4.5 and are looking
to
> move onto an IDE that has better integration with
> CFMX's new features (i.e. components, cfcs, etc...)
>
> Although we really like coding with cf studio,
> Macromedia is makin
We use HomeSite+ that ships with Dreamweaver MX on the CD. Its basically CF
Studio without all the old access violations and with all the CFMX support
we need :)
Paul
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If your a hand coder CFEclipse is nice.
Michael Hodgdon wrote:
> We are currently using cf studio 4.5 and are looking to move onto an IDE
> that has better integration with CFMX's new features (i.e. components,
> cfcs, etc...)
>
> Although we really like coding with cf studio, Macromedia is
I usually spend about 400-500 on the hotel, about 800 - 1000 for
registration etc, whatever a car may cost, about 250 or so, and there you
have about...2000
for me at least.
tw
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Ditto from this Bryan ;-)
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I guess to me, frameworks are like fraternities. I never joined one, and
would never. that
doesn't mean its bad, doesn't mean its good, just not something I would
subscribe to.
Ive got a pretty cool way of doing my coding, in what I call TonyBox :) and
it works.
easy to fix stuff. and works gr
Has anyone run into errors when doing a Query of a Query where one of the columns holds a CFC?
I'm not aware of any restrictions on the data types a CF query can contain. Am I wrong?
Thanks!
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Alex
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On May 26, 2004, at 1:46 PM, Michael Hodgdon wrote:
> We are currently using cf studio 4.5 and are looking to move onto an
> IDE that has better integration with CFMX's new features (i.e.
> components, cfcs, etc...)
I know you didn't like it, but I use DWMX2004 and do 99% of my work in
its te
Can somebody give me a rough estimate on the cost of attending Macromedia MAX 2004 based on past attendance. I need to get it on the departmental budget today.
Thank You
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Ian Skinner
Web Programmer
BloodSource
www.BloodSource.org
Sacramento, CA
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