Couldn't you just turn line numbers on and scroll to the bottom?
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ROFL! I think he wants all of the files in one go, rather than just
one file at a time.
On 9/13/06, Robertson-Ravo, Neil (RX)
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Couldn't you just turn line numbers on and scroll to the bottom?
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thanks, but i still just get a null pointer error.
that returns false for me which is just graceful error catching...
did you get an array (or struct) returned?
Got it.
cftry
cfset f =
CreateObject(webservice,http://www.ryanmitchell.co.uk/rtCMS.php?wsdl;)
cfdump var=#f#
cfset code =
thanks, but i still just get a null pointer error.
that returns false for me which is just graceful error catching...
did you get an array (or struct) returned?
Got it.
cftry
cfset f =
CreateObject(webservice,http://www.ryanmitchell.co.uk/rtCMS.php?wsdl;)
cfdump var=#f#
cfset code =
On Saturday 09 September 2006 08:25, Massimo Foti wrote:
In DW, open the find and replace dialog, then select specific tag from
the search drop-down. That's a kind of functionality that I haven't seen
elsewhere and can be really useful whenever you work on a tag based
Why not just search in
On Wednesday 13 September 2006 00:06, Russ wrote:
Does anyone actually run X-Windows on a production server? I've found it
to be very unstable, and in general you shouldn't run X on a production web
server.
I don't, but not because it's unstable (hell, my desktop is runing Xgl wobbly
windows
On Wednesday 13 September 2006 00:01, Doug Brown wrote:
Well, kind of like windows desktop interface. I am willing to learn all the
command line stuff, but in my opinion it will slow down the process of
managing my server if that is the only way to go.
It will to begin with yes.
--
Tom
Due to a tragic EOL mishap, I've only got one line of code.
Oh woe is me!
At least a simple file count gets the job done now... O.o
On 9/13/06, James Holmes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
ROFL! I think he wants all of the files in one go, rather than just
one file at a time.
On 9/13/06,
On Wednesday 13 September 2006 04:09, Will Tomlinson wrote:
Anybody got a tool that'd read all the files in my neverendingcart.cfc
application, and tell me how many thousands of lines of code are in it?
The GNU tool 'wc' is what you want.
--
Tom Chiverton
Helping to biannually customize
Anyone using PDFBox to extract PDF content on CF 7 (standard)? I'm doing it
on CF 6 but does anyone know of any issues with using it on 7?
If anyone knows alternative solutions for extracting pdf text on 7 that
would be great too :)
Thanks
Do you by any chance use Oracle? Oracle Text has good tools to do this.
On 9/13/06, Gareth Hughes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anyone using PDFBox to extract PDF content on CF 7 (standard)? I'm doing it
on CF 6 but does anyone know of any issues with using it on 7?
If anyone knows alternative
On Saturday 09 September 2006 08:25, Massimo Foti wrote:
In DW, open the find and replace dialog, then select specific tag from
the search drop-down. That's a kind of functionality that I haven't
seen
elsewhere and can be really useful whenever you work on a tag based
Why not just search
Gareth Hughes wrote:
Anyone using PDFBox to extract PDF content on CF 7 (standard)? I'm doing it
on CF 6 but does anyone know of any issues with using it on 7?
beside it not doing arabic/farsi unicode text it works ok under cf7 from our
limited testing in july. note that hebrew appears to
Hello Rick,
Actually ColdFusion is running within a FusionReactor container, so even when
CF is overloaded you should still be able to access FR. It was designed this
way.
What URL are you using to access FR? Over a normal URL your webserver (IIS?)
could become unresponsive when CF starts to
Here is one that I used before just to check it out. Right now my app has
12,849 lines
Suwt! Thank you!
I'll post my line count later.
Will
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Here is one that I used before just to check it out. Right now my app has
12,849 lines
Ok, I just checked mine and it's NASA code as I expected. lol
21,309 lines of code in my neverendingcart.cfc app.
Will
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Current have 31,306 lines half way through development of a project to
replace a 107,000 line spaghetti monster.
On 9/13/06, Will Tomlinson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Here is one that I used before just to check it out. Right now my app has
12,849 lines
Ok, I just checked mine and it's NASA
On Wednesday 13 September 2006 10:23, Massimo Foti wrote:
I don't want to sound rude, but it's clear to me you never tried that kind
of functionality in DW.
Never used DW for CFML editing, no, not after the first time I tried.
Very bad experience.
I'm now just as dedicated to not using as you
Here is one that I used before just to check it out. Right now my app has
12,849 lines
Mine is 15,976.
I slightly modified your code which had a couple of problems:
1. it was reading all files, including images,
2. it bugs on files with no extension.
3. added extension TXT since I have
I don't want to sound rude, but it's clear to me you never tried that
kind
of functionality in DW.
Never used DW for CFML editing, no, not after the first time I tried.
Very bad experience.
I'm now just as dedicated to not using as you are too using it :-)
I am not attached to use DW as it
Massimo
I would very much apreciate if you could add specific features that
you would like to see in CFEclipse to the issue tracker
(http://trac.cfeclipse.org)
All you need to do is register and add some ideas of functionality
that its missing and I shall have a look and see what I can do.
I have a directory without an application file where there is
Why not just write out to a 'includethistext.txt' file on the protected
form's action, ideally outside the webroot, but if all you need is
protection you can do it in the protected directory.
Then on the unprotected form, read that
Wow, after almost 5 years of developing reports, web systems, document
imaging, etc, I am over 650,000 lines of code on my production box.
Granted, some was done many years ago and I'm not TOO proud of... but it
still counts =)
Chris
-Original Message-
From: Claude Schneegans
No, I don't think that you're missing anything. I was
thinking of includes and application variables and hadn't
used cfFile in quite a while so I didn't think of it.
Is there any reason why I shouldn't just write out a .cfm so
that I can easily include it and that can designate multiple
On Wednesday 13 September 2006 12:27, Claude Schneegans wrote:
Here is one that I used before just to check it out. Right now my app
has
12,849 lines
Isn't
find . -name '*cfc' -o -name '*cfm' -o -name '*xml' -o -name '*as' -o -name
'*sql' -o -name '*css' -o -name '*html' -o -name
On Wednesday 13 September 2006 12:40, Massimo Foti wrote:
I actually think that the number one issue CF developers are facing is the
lack of a state of the art IDE. Something equivalent to Visual Studio for
..NET, Zend Studio for PHP, IntellJ or Eclipse for Java.
I agree - and this isn't a new
cfform action=temp.cfm method=post
Address: cfinput type=text name=address size=40 maxlength=50
required=yes message=Please enter your address validateat=onServer
input type=submit value=Submit Form
/cfform
When I submit the form without entering anything in the field, I should get a
CF
I'll throw in another vote for MG:Unity. I've built applications using
Mach-II, and Model-Glue seems cleaner and easier. But that's just me ...
Either works well for application building.
I will say that MG makes it so simple to separate pieces of your
presentation that I'm currently using it
You could always install it and default the system to run level 3
Russ wrote:
Does anyone actually run X-Windows on a production server? I've found it to
be very unstable, and in general you shouldn't run X on a production web
server.
You will need to learn command line to administer those
The one thing I can absolutely guarantee is that the closer it gets to
being there the less and less I will use it, that's for sure!
Thanks,
Ken Ferguson
214.636.6126
-Original Message-
From: Massimo Foti [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, September 13, 2006 6:40 AM
To:
I've found that the best way is to do two commands:
DBCC CHECKIDENT (authors, RESEED, 0)
DBCC CHECKIDENT (authors, RESEED)
The first sets the auto-increment number to zero (then it counts up till
it finds an open number), and the second moves the auto-increment beyond
the largest existing
I'm wondering if anyone can make any recommendations on a good book on Model
Glue, as well as some of the other popular frameworks. I've never worked
with any of them and I'm thinking about taking the plunge.
On 9/13/06 9:19 AM, Tom McNeer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'll throw in another vote
My text editor has line numbering features. SURELY whatever editor you're
using has the same thing. Even Dreamweaver's code view has line numbering.
!//--
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web developer
certified advanced coldfusion programmer
ICGLink, Inc.
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I've got a Windows 03 server on which I installed MX7 yesterday. After
getting it all installed, I browse to the administrator and get the
configuration wizard screen. I type in the admin password and submit.
Then it goes to the next page for about one second before it pops back
to the login
I'd also like to know... books or online resources.
-Original Message-
From: Charles Sheehan-Miles [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, September 13, 2006 9:34 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Framework
I'm wondering if anyone can make any recommendations on a good book on Model
Glue,
Once caveat is that if you write out to a *.cfm, then CF will interpret
that and you may have to ensure strict security to ensure that no
malicious CFML code can ever enter that file.
Yeah that was a fear of mine. I have the directory protected but I suppose all
protections can be
Do you have Norton Anti-Virus installed on this server? If you do, turn
that beast off until install is complete.
Teddy
On 9/13/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've got a Windows 03 server on which I installed MX7 yesterday. After
getting it all installed, I browse to the
Nope, no NAV running. Though I would expect it to cause problems before
this point, but not AT this point. Once you get to the point where
you're in the web browser hitting the administrator, I'd expect no
problems out of an av scanner.
Thanks,
Ferg
-Original Message-
From: Teddy
Thank you all for the reply.
I think I will go with the normalized approach. One master table and then a
separate table for each type of event.
Regards
Victor
On 9/12/06, Tom Kitta [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just don't forget that its faster to query DB directly then use a View
(not
by much)
On 9/13/06, Che Vilnonis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'd also like to know... books or online resources.
No books yet. Online stuff only. Sample apps seem to be more plentiful
than anything.
Depending on your background, the trickiest part of either MG or Mach
II will be the OO side of it.
I have had NAV stop at the point speak of it. NAV has a habit of thinking
java changes are virus related.
Other than NAV, I have not seen a stopping point at the configuration
before. Typically if you get the configuration after deployment, your
installation was successful enough to execute
I just run this example this morning and I received and array [empty] result.
cfset testObj =
createObject(webservice,http://www.ryanmitchell.co.uk/rtCMS.php?wsdl;)
cfdump var=#testObj#
cfset testDir =
testObj.listDirectory(d:\\wwwroot\\ryanmitchell.co.uk\\www\\)
cfdump var=#testDir#
If I may take a brief break from the admittedly well-deserved praise for
MG:U and discuss why I am choosing not to use it. I was using MG 1.1 but I
have decided to switch to Mach ii because I, personally, am not fond of the
integrated MG:U/Reactor. I know you can use MG without Reactor, but that
Hi,
I have seen in a number of examples the following:
cfset variables.myVar = arguments.someArg /
any particular reason/advantage why the arguments are assigned to a local
variable inside a cfc function instead of using it directly?
Thanks
Victor
That has been my experience every other time too. This is the first time
I've ever had any issue with installation and that's a LOT of
installations! I'll try disabling everything else that's running on the
box that I can disable and see if I can get it to go past that step. The
strangest thing is
So you have the original value maybe?
Ade
-Original Message-
From: Victor Moore [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 13 September 2006 15:54
To: CF-Talk
Subject: CFC question
Hi,
I have seen in a number of examples the following:
cfset variables.myVar = arguments.someArg /
any particular
On 9/13/06, Victor Moore [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I have seen in a number of examples the following:
cfset variables.myVar = arguments.someArg /
any particular reason/advantage why the arguments are assigned to a local
variable inside a cfc function instead of using it directly?
In
I have seen in a number of examples the following:
cfset variables.myVar = arguments.someArg / any particular
reason/advantage why the arguments are assigned to a local
variable inside a cfc function instead of using it directly?
To make it persistant in the lifetime of the CFC
See Ray
Most likely so that if someone changes the argument name you only have to
change it once, instead of each time that it appears inside of the function.
!//--
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web developer
certified advanced coldfusion programmer
ICGLink, Inc.
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On Wednesday 13 September 2006 14:21, Jake Churchill wrote:
You could always install it and default the system to run level 3
This still leaves the executables around though, of course.
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Helping to appropriately reinvent world-class channels
Syntax like that is usually used within an init() method to set a passed
variable to the CFCs global variable scope to be used by other methods. When
a CFC is cached or called outside of a one shot invoke, this is a must to
prevent having to pass the variable in again and again.
For example,
Cool, thanks for the info Paul. I'll give it a try then.
And no James, unfortunately not using Oracle. Thanks for the heads up
though.
Cheers
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From: Paul Hastings [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: CF-Talk cf-talk@houseoffusion.com
Sent: Wednesday, September 13, 2006 10:32 AM
Typically if you are doing manipulation of the value, you don't want to alter
the input value, but rather a copy of it.
Cfset var firstName = Trim(arguments.firstname) /
Vs
Cfset arguments.firstName = Trim(arguments.firstname) /
If you're not manipulating it further, then it might be a bit
Sorry for the off topic, but I cant find an answer so far.
Can Apache's log files pick up the users screen resolution? Can any web
servers's log files?
Or is this something you need to add yourself to track?
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This just came up on something for me this morning and I read that by
doing this, it allows your .init() function to access the variables.
Ryan, Terrence wrote:
Typically if you are doing manipulation of the value, you don't want to alter
the input value, but rather a copy of it.
Cfset var
Good points and nice doc by Ray. I didn't know about the variables scope
being available to the whole cfc.
Thanks
Victor
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I guess it depends on your situation. This is not a definitive list, but
these are the things I found were completely or somewhat broken with
1.5:
- ldap over ssl
- web services
- verity admin
To us that loss of functionality was better than Coldfusion randomly
crashing with the 1.4 jvm.
Sorry for the off topic, but I cant find an answer so far.
Can Apache's log files pick up the users screen resolution?
Can any web servers's log files?
Or is this something you need to add yourself to track?
No, it's client side information.
You could code some javascript that fired on
For the webserver to capture it, I think it would have to be sent with
an HTTP request (e.g. as a CGI variable) which I don't think it is.
We caputre this information via JavaScript by setting the JS variables
screen.width and screen.height into a hidden form variable and then
processing it on
Yes, they can, using the js file provided with urchin (and probably google
analytics). Urchin has js that forces a download of a gif to which it
appends the screen resolution among other things.
Russ
-Original Message-
From: COLLIE David [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday,
Yes, they can, using the js file provided with urchin (and
probably google analytics). Urchin has js that forces a
download of a gif to which it appends the screen resolution
among other things.
Hahah splitting hairs here but that is just Javascript trickery using a
gif file that will
To add my 2c,
Denny, Reactor isn't really a framework. It is a way to automate the
persistence of objects. In OO programming, you often create DAOs and Gateways
(data access objects and table data gateways) to abstract your database access
code for single records and recordsets. Firstly, I
To add my 2c,
Denny, Reactor isn't really a framework. It is a way to automate the
persistence of objects. In OO programming, you often create DAOs and Gateways
(data access objects and table data gateways) to abstract your database access
code for single records and recordsets. Firstly, I
imageCFC (I forget who did it, maybe rick?)
Imagemagick from alagad.com
Russ
-Original Message-
From: Jake Churchill [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 12 September 2006 22:44
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Image resizing
I know I've seen this topic posted before but I need some input. I need an
Executables are usually not a problem... although if they are around and
they have security holes...
In general, unless you're using linux as a desktop, I've never found a need
for X-Windows. Most programs need to be installed from the command line
anyway.
Servers run a lot more stable and
yeah, i opted for another php SOAP library (nuSOAP), and with a bit of tweaking
i've got it working.
thanks for all the help
I just run this example this morning and I received and array [empty]
result.
cfset testObj = createObject(webservice,http://www.ryanmitchell.co.
uk/rtCMS.php?wsdl)
I was just asked if the CFDJ list was still around. I checked out their site
and no dice. Anyone (Simon) have a clue about its status?
Michael Dinowitz
President: House of Fusion
http://www.houseoffusion.com
Publisher: Fusion Authority
http://www.fusionauthority.com
Adobe Community
http://coldfusion.sys-con.com/ ?
On 9/13/06, Michael Dinowitz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was just asked if the CFDJ list was still around. I checked out their site
and no dice. Anyone (Simon) have a clue about its status?
Michael Dinowitz
President: House of Fusion
The variables scope, when used within a CFC, is a protected private
scope (only accessible from within the CFC). Within the head of your
object (after the cfcomponent tag, but prior to any functions) you may
have a block like this:
cfscript
variables.instance = structnew();
On 9/13/06, Michael Dinowitz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was just asked if the CFDJ list was still around. I checked out their site
and no dice. Anyone (Simon) have a clue about its status?
Not sure what URL you're trying, but this works fine for me (including
the links to each article):
Not sure, but I know it was becoming subject to very low traffic and Spam
(something you do sterling job of keeping out!)
This e-mail is from Reed Exhibitions (Oriel House, 26 The Quadrant,
Richmond, Surrey, TW9 1DL, United Kingdom), a division of Reed Business,
Registered in England,
Oh sorry, the LIST. My fault for not reading properly.
On 9/14/06, James Holmes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The site came up for me:
http://coldfusion.sys-con.com/
On 9/14/06, Michael Dinowitz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was just asked if the CFDJ list was still around. I checked out their
They probably forgot to renew the domain name. But good news, the JDJ
domain has been renewed for the next 150 years.
On 9/13/06, Michael Dinowitz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was just asked if the CFDJ list was still around. I checked out their
site and no dice. Anyone (Simon) have a clue
It is NOT the same as saying, as long as there is *one* record returned, true.
Right?
Correct, any positive integer evaluates as true in a Boolean expression.
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Web Programmer
BloodSource
www.BloodSource.org
Sacramento, CA
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- Binary Soduko
cfif qMyQuery.Recordcount/cfif
is basically the same as saying, as long as there's at least one record
returned, true. This returns true and steps into the CFIF if the recordcount
is 1, 2, 300...
It is NOT the same as saying, as long as there is *one* record returned, true.
Right?
--
I used to be on it (still am, at least I didn't unsubscribe), but no
messages have come through for months, maybe even a year. I was curious
one day and sent a message to the list address, and I got a delivery
failure of some sort.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
ooops...me too :\
On 9/13/06, James Holmes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Oh sorry, the LIST. My fault for not reading properly.
On 9/14/06, James Holmes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The site came up for me:
http://coldfusion.sys-con.com/
On 9/14/06, Michael Dinowitz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
-Original Message-
You would definitely add another cfhttpparam - each param equates to a
single form field (POST parameter).
Also in this case you can drop the cfoutput tags - CFOUTPUT is limited
strictly to outputting CFML expressions outside of other tags - never within
them.
Lastly
It is NOT the same as saying, as long as there is *one* record
returned, true.
Right, and it is also the same as saying as long as there is *at least
one* record returned, true.
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See
Yup - because 0 is false, but all other (positive?) numbers are true
Jeff Small wrote:
cfif qMyQuery.Recordcount/cfif
is basically the same as saying, as long as there's at least one
record returned, true. This returns true and steps into the CFIF if the
recordcount is 1, 2, 300...
On 9/13/06, James Holmes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Oh sorry, the LIST. My fault for not reading properly.
Woops, me too!
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I had trouble resizing large images to smaller ones. They would come
out about 20 shades darker with the tmt_img tag. Of course, I didn't
have a better java solution, so I opted for installing ImageMagick on
the server.
On 9/13/06, Larry Lyons [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
imageCFC (I forget who
This link works for me: http://coldfusion.sys-con.com/
Oops, you meant the list. I haven't seen that.
Michael probably spammed it so everyone would just switch to Fusion
Authority Quarterly.
(couldn't help it)...
On 9/13/06, Dave Carabetta [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 9/13/06, Michael Dinowitz
I tunnel my VNC/X-Windows thru SSH only one port thru the firewall and it is
already a needed port! X is installed but system boots to runlevel 3 as I
find command line much faster. As for hardening your box the object is to
not let them get in in the first place X-windows is the least of your
Thanks so much for your reply, Jim!
FYI - this was my final solution. Not entirely sure where I initially missed
the boat, but 2 formfields and including the xml version tag within the
cfhttpparam name / value pair explicity vs. as part of the xml string seemed to
do it.
cfhttp
As far as I know I'm still on the list as well
Haven't gotten a message in about forever.
Yves
On 9/13/06, Munson, Jacob [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I used to be on it (still am, at least I didn't unsubscribe), but no
messages have come through for months, maybe even a year. I was curious
Is it a good practice though? I know alot of people do it, but it just seems
wrong to me to be evaluating a number as boolean.
Greg
On 9/13/06, Claude Schneegans [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It is NOT the same as saying, as long as there is *one* record
returned, true.
Right, and it is also the
Isn't it any non-zero integer? Not just positive ones?
On 9/13/06, Ian Skinner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It is NOT the same as saying, as long as there is *one* record returned,
true.
Right?
Correct, any positive integer evaluates as true in a Boolean expression.
--
Ian
i've been told (by someone much smarter than me) -not- to use implicit
boolean conversion.
yes, in CF cfif recordcount/cfif will work (where 0 evaluates to
false and any other number evaluates to true)...but what you really
mean is:
cfif recordcount GT 0/cfif
you're looking to see if the
Is it a good practice though? I know alot of people do it, but it just
seems
wrong to me to be evaluating a number as boolean.
Personally, I like to write code that's as specific as possible. Only if a
variable is to hold a true Boolean value, do I use the cfif
isConditionTrue syntax.
So, I
it just seems wrong to me to be evaluating a number as boolean.
In some languages as C for instance, booleans are just numbers,
so there is nothing wrong there.
However, in CF which is a typeless language, I found some instances,
especially with query results, where it is better to be more
any positive integer evaluates as true in a Boolean expression.
To be more exact: any *non zero* integer evaluates as true in a Boolean
expression.
although recordcount here cannot be negative.
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To sound off here,
All of the points above are very valid. I've used Mach-II pretty heavily now
for a while and MG:U to varying degrees and I really see where the frameworks
add value. All three Front Controller frameworks ( Model Glue, MachII and
Fusebox) are quite solid and are worth
To sound off here,
All of the points above are very valid. I've used Mach-II pretty heavily now
for a while and MG:U to varying degrees and I really see where the frameworks
add value. All three Front Controller frameworks ( Model Glue, MachII and
Fusebox) are quite solid and are worth
We're still mostly windows at work except for the mail server. At home I
run Redhat Fedora Core 4 (or 5 I forget) with X-Windows and Vmware server
(Free) with Exchange running in the VM. It's more or less stable, but I've
had a few issues which required me to do ctrl-alt-backspace to kill X and
Rick's image.cfc is awesome
Zaphod Beeblebrox wrote:
I had trouble resizing large images to smaller ones. They would come
out about 20 shades darker with the tmt_img tag. Of course, I didn't
have a better java solution, so I opted for installing ImageMagick on
the server.
On 9/13/06,
I know you can use MG without Reactor, but that
doesn't seem to be the focus of it
I think it's a bit short-sighted to drop MG just because it has added some
optional components you don't like...
If you don't have Reactor installed, MG starts up without it and scaffolding
and GDMs (Generic
The only thing I acn suggest is checking the neo configuration files to see
if there is a way to superceed the steps.
Teddy
On 9/13/06, Ken Ferguson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That has been my experience every other time too. This is the first time
I've ever had any issue with installation and
Also, be cognitive that ColdFusion converts the words yes and no into
boolean equivalent 1 and 0.
For code legibility and maintainability, I would agree with Sean C. on this
point of not using implicit boolean conversion.
cfif query.recordcount logically will mean true for any returned records
Another reason to use the variables scope outside of a method like init()
would be when you extend a CFC from another CFC.
The variables defined in the variables scope will act like a psuedo
constructor if you are not calling that CFC via a cfinvoke, cfobject ...etc.
It provides a little
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