It is just an option in the installer. You cannot remove it either - there
will alway be a need for ODBC, as Dave noted, just because you do not use it
doesn't majd it obsolete.
It is also very difficult to remove features in apps as you end up breaking
code/apps which rely on them. I think even
If they are so cool then post them. When you mean control the mouse do you
mean the servers, not client.
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Well, it was swing, not swt, so it looks like you tried it.
I'll paste the code just in case, but the rendered text is pretty crappy.
Maybe a 3 step process would work (sometimes it's not like a game
of telephone, but most time it is, so, eh...) i.e. from html to pdf to text
or some such thing.
import javax.swing.text.html.parser.*;
import javax.swing.text.html.*;
import java.io.*;
public class TextFromHtml extends HTMLEditorKit.ParserCallback{
public void handleText(char[] data, int pos){
System.out.println(new String(data)); // redirect the output to a
file, or write other
Robertson-Ravo, Neil (RX) wrote:
Thanks Jochen; I am not familiar with shared hosting and to be honest I
forgot about spooling!
The only involvement I have with shared hosting is that I run one :) Anything
in the undeliverable folder gets parsed and if the programmer has bothered to
code a
OK then . I give up. There is nothing about any aspect of ColdFusion
that could possibly be improved.
Waste of time suggesting anything. The fact that I spend a
significant amount of my time helping my clients work through CFMAIL
problems is probably only fantasy on my part.
What a bunch of
That is not what we are saying! The fact here is that you say there is no
way to tell if an email fails - and we know there is - both at server level
and code.
What more do you need to tell that an email fails? it is all their for you.
ColdFusion is 10 years old and this is probably that most
On the mac there was one issue with the graph, in safari and omniweb it
shows above the text, while in camino, firefox and opera it showed on
the right.
James Holmes wrote:
Bah, last time I ask for feedback on a Friday ;-)
Seriously, when people have time next week, if they can have a look
Mike Kear wrote:
OK then . I give up. There is nothing about any aspect of ColdFusion
that could possibly be improved.
Waste of time suggesting anything. The fact that I spend a
significant amount of my time helping my clients work through CFMAIL
problems is probably only fantasy on my
Thanks - that must be the right float not right-floating in safari and omniweb.
I'll check into it (unless of course you want to fix it and post the code ;-)
On 7/29/06, Mingo Hagen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On the mac there was one issue with the graph, in safari and omniweb it
shows above the
Yep. SIlly me. I've been coding ColdFusion for only 9 years.
I have more than 40 clients building web sites on my system. I build
sites for other clients on their systems too. In all, over the last 9
years I've worked on self-hosted systems and shared hosting systems.
In fact I think i've
Jeez no, I want real-time debugging back pronto! All for it. You will
remember what it was like for Cold Fusion. I don't see it as a threat what
you are asking far from it they just haven't seen it as a necessary edition.
If you get it in their then cool, as Ray would say go/wish! Maybe if they
I feel almost embarrassed to say it on-list, but it's a double quote at
the end of the margin line for the rightbox class:
..rightbox{
display: inline;
float: right;
margin: 5px 5px 5px 5px;
}
James Holmes wrote:
Thanks - that must be the right float not right-floating in safari and
From somewhat of an outsider's perspective on this discussion...
Usually the problems for which workarounds have to be developed
become features eventually.
Yes, it's true there are workarounds for the email issue, but if it's a
significant issue, as Mike is saying, then CF should be enhanced
to
Indeed, and it makes you wonder why that, such a significant problem has not
been addressed in earlier editions. Must be a reason?
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y'all seen this?
http://code.google.com/hosting/
Looks like a nice place to do project hosting, an alternative to
sourceforge, cfopen, etc. They offer subversion hosting as part of the
package too. Sweet.
Rick
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I am hoping to make CF or at least CF 8 a better product too. So the less
time I spend here working on missing periods and removing or keeping an
and in a sentence the more .NET wins. You are only hurting yourselves.
My suggestion is head over to the .NET boards and start pointing out things
Regards cfmail, I would imagine the lack of error checking has something to
do with the balance between speed and usability. The more error checking it
has to do, the more it slows down.
If there was robust error checking in the context of a cfmail, people might
be complaining that cfmail was
It is more the lack of error reporting, as it does error log (in terms of
SMTP)?
Who knows, I will log a wish for anyway to keep the faith...!
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On 7/29/06, Rick Root [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
y'all seen this?
http://code.google.com/hosting/
Nope! I hadn't. That's pretty cool. And they* said opensource wouldn't
work... :-)
*some heads, I'm sure, at some point
Isn't is awesome how many options there are now? Sheesh. Almost too much!
I've sent other messages to CF-Talk, but one particular one
I've been trying to send all morning is not showing up.
The only difference is that it contains CF code and JavaScript.do
messages like that get filtered out?
Rick
You bet'cha got my first project in it too... not sure if it's ready for
prime time though... so i'm not tellin y'all, but you could of course
find it with some imagination ;)
I basically wanted to test the subversion repository... and it (of
course) works like a charm
Mingo.
Rick Root
Been havin the same problem here.
Will
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Rick Root wrote:
y'all seen this?
http://code.google.com/hosting/
Looks like a nice place to do project hosting, an alternative to
sourceforge, cfopen, etc. They offer subversion hosting as part of the
package too. Sweet.
I wouldn't use it yet. It has a lot of potential with the
a while back I had the same problem, just gave up on it though...
Will Tomlinson wrote:
Been havin the same problem here.
Will
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How the heck did that get in there?
It's fixed - can you check again? Thanks.
On 7/30/06, Mingo Hagen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I feel almost embarrassed to say it on-list, but it's a double quote at
the end of the margin line for the rightbox class:
..rightbox{
display: inline;
float:
Ditto, Rick! And workarounds are usually the easiest features to implement!
You KNOW what you want, or expect, or whatnot. No need for votes, etc.
CFMAIL has had issues for ages, it constantly killed my server, with
CF 5 I think. It's gotten better, but I can feel Mike's frustration, there
is a
I agree and Adobe kind of did remove the service from MX 7
and MX 8. It was an early request in a past beta and it was
done early on but I am not sure it stayed that way. So now it
could be just an option during the installation process.
That would be fine. It hasn't been a big deal for
Well, it's not blocking the CF code, as I just sent some and it popped up
real quick.
It could be blocking the javascript, I guess, as I don't think I've tried
sending JS
stuff lately. I'd opt for replacement with invalidtag or similar myself,
I reckon.
Heck, I just saw a nifty (depending on
You know, I was looking for a bright spot and forgot this thread was
running.
Now this is good stuff! Thanks James and everyone else involved!!
-ps looks dandy in safari for me (floating right, heh)
-pps: javascript test: script language=javascriptalert('Yay
communication!');/script
On
Jochem van Dieten wrote:
I wouldn't use it yet. It has a lot of potential with the integration with a
Google account, but for now it lacks features compared to even a stock GForge
install.
it's not that bad (though trac seems a lot smoother) and there's something to be
said for simplicity.
LOL good one - I am not poo poo-ing Mike's request! Far from it I respect
anyones drive to improve CD but...
whether you buy it or not, once ColdFusion has written the email to disk /
memory it is out of your calling threads hands. There is only a finite
number or ways you could report that a
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