Thanks Barney, that was it!
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Can someone provide some additional information about MAX eLearning day?
Other than what is on the MM web site? I'm a bit fuzzy if I would benefit
by flying in a day early to attend this event. Is this something a small
shop that trains one or two users a month would benefit from?
Constanty
I received some feedback from MM in regards to an issue I have been
trying to tackle for a while now:
Enable SSL debugging by adding in the following JVM argument for more
info. -Dssl.debug=true This should write out to the standard out log.
This will show in what CACERTS file Coldfusion is
What I have done with these wierd QofQ issues is to wrap TO_CHAR()
around my attributes in the original SQL. (using Oracle here) The
JDBC drivers then handle it all as text, but CF numerics still work on
the attributes, som emajic casting in CF, eh? Sorting maybe an issue,
hasn't bothered me
I have a cache similar to the cf_scopecache, though my objects can be stored to
file, memory as text, memory as a query, or memory as a cfc.
I have a gallery cfc which holds an array of photo cfc instances. Real simple,
an id, file path, folder path, and friendly names for both object types.
If you created the query with querynew(), you aren't able to do any of
this in 6.1. That's one of the reasons I'm creating the UDF. Also,
the sorting is corrected in my technique.
On 7/25/05, Douglas Knudsen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What I have done with these wierd QofQ issues is to wrap
CFCs are definitely heavier than POJOs, however, much of that's at the
class level, not the instance level. If you go look at the generated
..class files, you'll see that a CFC generates a class for the CFC
itself, and then another class for each function. So if a given CFC
will always require
All instances of a particular CFCs share a single object for each of their
methods. So, a CFC is essintially an object with references to *singleton*
method objects. Very efficient use of memory.
On 7/24/05, Barney Boisvert [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
CFCs are definitely heavier than POJOs,
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