On 7/31/07, Dale Fraser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 2. For some reason my orders are never accepted by Adobe and always get
> sent for approval
Are you sure it's not because you're being so strident in your
criticisms of the price increase? :D :D :D :D
> 8. Overnight I got the serial number em
> Dale, I did a quick search for software pricing to put the
> CF8 pricing in some perspective..
>
> Windows 2003 Enterprise 3,443
> Windows 2003 Standard 958
>
> Oracle 10g Enterprise 40,000
> Oracle 10g Standard 4,995
>
> Sql Server Enterprise 1
Hi - just installed CF MX7 (server configuration) using Apache 2.0.58 as my web
server. I am on a Sun box running Solaris 10. I just did the install (tried it
3 times), and get the same result. When I try to open *any* web page now, I get
a segfault. Below is the output from the various logs. Ca
You have to use the Thin client and then it works fine.
Eric
-Original Message-
From: James Holmes [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, July 31, 2007 2:38 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Adobe Nails ColdFusion Cofin
Unless the Oracle supplied driver has changed recently, some things
don
The feature list (http://www.adobe.com/products/coldfusion/editions/)
has it as Enterprise only - was it a CF8 license key that you've just
purchased?
On 8/1/07, Dale Fraser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Did I see correctly people complaining about Standard not having Server
> Monitoring?
>
>
>
> I
Yeah...isn't MS discontinuing support for VB?
Eric
-Original Message-
From: Doug Bezona [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, July 31, 2007 2:43 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Adobe Nails ColdFusion Cofin
I would love to see the ROI calculation on this decision:
x amount for classes
x
On 7/31/07, Dale Fraser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks for your response. I understand that it's not your decision and that
> there are factors that impact pricing. I also understand that not everyone
> who might have fought for a lower price can always win, it's good that you
> had an opportu
> The .Net development not only creates the web service but it
> also creates WSDL and a Test page to test the web service.
CF creates WSDL in the same manner. No test page, though.
> I've also found the web service code generated by CF does not
> include the proper header info, which has cause
>The unnamed query still goes into the variables scope if you don't var scope
>it. I would definitely name them and var scope them.
I always name/var my queries but I don't understand that comment :) If the
query is unnamed, _what_ is being put into the variables scope?
You can unlimited viewers, but creation will be limited to one
simultaneous thread.
So it just isn't as fast on creation, if you have multiple people hit
it at once.
Mark
On 8/1/07, Greg Fuller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> From Adobe's feature comparison PDF:
>
> Enterprise feature that runs thr
Which is why we are a java shop now, enterprise applications are cheaper
overall to integrate into open source solutions, and then when you have a
$7.5k license to an application you are developing and use only about 2% of
the features to distribute your application costs more with Coldfusion 8.
B
A quick check of the latest Oracle thin client download page shows
that Java up to 1.5 is supported. Since CF8 ships with Java 6, there
may be a further issue.
On 8/1/07, Eric Roberts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You have to use the Thin client and then it works fine.
>
> Eric
>
> -Original Me
Casey,
To further back your case, anyone that is sitting here thinking that
they *have* to buy CF for their development is incorrect. You can
download a copy right now and use the developer edition for free. So
along with your great statement about having clients pay for their
hosting, there's
From: Charles E. Heizer1 [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Trust me, I really don't want to jump ship but when people keep whispering
PHP/ASP etc. to management, and the product cost is, well free. It makes it
a really hard sell. We have also had,in the past a really hard time finding
good quality CF d
Most of the smarterTools products expose a Webservice API which you can connect
to fairly easily.
See: http://help.smartertools.com/SmarterMail/v4/ (change the last dir to
match your version number)
Help for System Admins -> Additional Topics -> Automation with Web Services
~
Did I see correctly people complaining about Standard not having Server
Monitoring?
I just installed with my real Standard licence, and Server Monitoring is
there, did I read something wrong?
Regards
Dale Fraser
http://dalefraser.blogspot.com
~~
>The unnamed query still goes into the variables scope if you don't var scope
>it. I would definitely name them and var scope them.
Okay, I don't quite understand that comment. If the query is unnamed, _what_ is
being put into the variables scope?
Big shocker...a price increase. Get over it dude. Every company has cost
increases. Those cost increases are usually translated into price
increases. Welcome to reality Dale. I don't know which market you were
refereeing to before where software is getting cheaper or free...maybe in
the hobby
I couldn't have said it better myself Dave.
Rey
Dave Watts wrote:
> If doing so would save them money in the long run, and if this is something
> they could easily discover by, oh, doing their job and calculating ROI, then
> they're not worth doing business with. It's not worth doing business wit
I started playing more with cfdocument. The below code fit a div with a 1px
border exactly onto a 8.5x11 document. You move it 1px in any direction and it
gets funky... there is definitely some translation when going from HTML to PDF
when using CFDocument.
-Original
Hey Mike,
Could you forward a copy of that template to me..
Pleeeze :)
--
Scott Stewart
ColdFusion Developer
SSTWebworks
4405 Oakshyre Way
Raleigh, NC. 27616
(703) 220-2835
http://www.sstwebworks.com
http://www.linkedin.com/in/sstwebworks
-Original Message-
From: Adrian Lyn
Another thing to keep in mind, is, Open Source.
It's starting to Crush, you know? Still hasn't flipped the
script, but we're getting close. Seriously close.
Guess it's sorta like the tulip thing, or whatever- The
stock market, etc.- You ride as long as you can, and
hope you don't stay too long
This happened to me when I was working at Baylor. When new management took
over, they were totally on the MS banswagon and I was forced to learn
..NET/C#. They completely did away with over 5 years of Intranet in
ColdFusion and decided to convert it all to .NET. I was disappointed that
they did not
Lol. Thanks's for the insult.
I purposely asked on the list because:
1) It was a thread that actually technical for once
2) I figured other people could benefit from the answer
3) I wanted to know how Brian was using it in the context of CF, which
Google probably won't tell me.
Kind of like whe
I am looking for a ColdFusion based CMS for a fairly large corporation. After
shopping around I have come across a product called ShadoCMS. I have not heard
much mention of them within the community, and I was hoping someone might have
some experience with the product. It looks like a pretty nic
We use boogietools and have found it to be relatively easy to work with
(for .net anyway)... much more robust than the code we original created
to parse bounced emails.
Mark
-Original Message-
From: Doug Bezona [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, July 31, 2007 12:13 PM
To: CF
On 7/31/07, John Mason wrote:
> JBoss Enterprise4,500
Hey, here's an apple!
> Another point for the Adobe people, I remember when the standard/enterprise
> started and there was a lot complaining back then. With the price gap
> getting wider, maybe it's time for a thi
> What's the deal with people who think that you should be happy to pay
> more because there are new features.
All I can say is, Thanks Adobe. I just got my company to pay for a series of
clases for .net and vb.net.
Worked out OK for me. Don't know if it will work out for Adobe when we start
The unnamed query still goes into the variables scope if you don't var scope
it. I would definitely name them and var scope them.
On 7/31/07, Brad Wood <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Actually I thought cfqueries which don't return a result set actually
> remove their query name from whatever scope
> I've seen systems that will track bounceback as a
> result from large outgoing email campains. How is
> this done? Anyone have success tracking bounce
> backs, bad emails etc.
We have our bounces directed to a specific mailbox and have a ColdFusion
script check against it every few minutes. W
Ben,
Thanks for your response. I understand that it's not your decision and that
there are factors that impact pricing. I also understand that not everyone
who might have fought for a lower price can always win, it's good that you
had an opportunity to voice your opinion.
As I said in the origina
Not sure if anyone else experienced this, I have a theory but will share the
story first.
1. Ordered ColdFusion 8 when it was released.
2. For some reason my orders are never accepted by Adobe and always get
sent for approval
3. The following day I get my approval emails (this is normal fo
On 7/31/07, Robert Harrison wrote:
> All I can say is, Thanks Adobe. I just got my company to pay for a series of
> clases for .net and vb.net.
>
> Worked out OK for me. Don't know if it will work out for Adobe when we start
> dumping CF.
Eeeew! dot net? *gags* (nothing wrong with it, just
So it makes the WSDL and a test page. CF makes the WSDL as well. Now a
test page - I grant you - would be nice. That could be a good edition
to CFEclipse.
I haven't heard of any issues with the WSDL CF produces. Have you
logged bug reports for these?
On 7/31/07, Charles E. Heizer1 <[EMAIL PROTECT
Robert,
Its sad to see any developer give up on CF but it sounds that by you
saying, "I just got my company to pay for a series of classes for .net
and vb.net", its a decision that you've been mulling for some time. You
just don't wake up one day and arbitrarily say, "I'm going to drop
several
And if we are going to compare Web Service features - CF makes
automatic documentation for web services. That's probably just as
useful as a test page. :)
On 7/31/07, Charles E. Heizer1 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The .Net development not only creates the web service but it also creates
> WSDL a
> With the price gap
> getting wider, maybe it's time for a third version, let's call it a
> "Business" version. That provides some of the least costly new features and
> provides a bridge (or stepping stone) from standard to enterprise. I think
> that would solve a lot of issues with this and take
At my group in Motorola we have 5 CF enterprise licenses. We don't pay for
upgrades, instead we pay ~1500 per license in maintenance and it lasts for 2
years.
And yes, $7,500 is nothing to an enterprise company.
On 7/31/07, Billy Cox <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I tend to be skeptical of earth
You might want to look at using iText. Here is a CFC that shows some code that
uses iText to place images.
http://www.reactivevision.com/coldPDF.txt
I have not experimented very much with CFDocument and exact placement of items,
but the results I have seen are very inconsistent. I think mainly
> Its sad to see any developer give up on CF but it sounds that by you
saying...
I just want to get Adobe to drop the price. It's a hard sell to some clients
and we've lost some opportunities because of it. I'll always continue to use
CF as my mainstay, but also learning .net is not a bad thing...
any idea when those of us with the upgrade subscription thingie
can expect our copies to show up?
thanks
tony :)
On 7/31/07, Dave Watts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > What's the deal with people who think that you should be
> > happy to pay more because there are new features.
>
> No one said any
I've got a webservice I've built that successfully produces WSDL, and
most of the functions seem to work. One is driving me crazy though.
When I call it manually, it returns a proper WDDX string (I think, see
below). However, when I try to call it from within CF, I get a
Premature end of file
> Its the idea behind it that gets on my goat, you have a
> powerful server, why not use it if it is needed, why put a
> virtual (underpowered server) with it
The point is to decouple your servers from physical hardware. It would make
absolutely no sense to run a single VM on a single VMware ser
>From Adobe's feature comparison PDF:
Enterprise feature that runs through the Enterprise Feature Router
(EFR). These features will run in the Standard Edition. However, all
features running through the EFR will be limited to one shared
simultaneous request.
I think this means that I can have unl
On 7/31/07, Raymond Camden wrote:
> I hope folks forgive me for my language above but I'm a bit pissed as
> to how I'm being dragged into this.
Dudes, if this is Ray pissed, I'm like, "what's enraged look like?"
:-) You're a good man, Ray. Thanks for your contributions, y wotnot.
Dale, I did a quick search for software pricing to put the CF8 pricing in
some perspective..
Windows 2003 Enterprise 3,443
Windows 2003 Standard 958
Oracle 10g Enterprise 40,000
Oracle 10g Standard 4,995
Sql Server Enterprise 13,699
Sql Server St
You have a number of different ways of achieving this within the
report builder. You can put the conditional on a section. You can put
a conditional on a field. You can create a calculated field with an
expression. What you end-up doing is dependent on how your report is
structured.
Cheers,
Kris
I know I am going to regret saying this, but what the heck ...
Regardless of how anyone feels about the price change, just know that this
decision was NOT made in a vacuum. In fact, the team polled lots of
ColdFusion customers to ask them their opinion on this. And the general
feedback, even from
Conceptually, it's not terribly difficult. It's a matter of monitoring the
mail box where the bounces are returned, and assessing the type of/ reason
for the bounce.
If it's a "hard" bounce (e-mail address malformed or doesn't exist), you
handle it one way, if "soft" (can't deliver right now, etc.
I don't know how hard to code it would be, but you could do an
"away" at 30, and a boot at a minute or so.
Just cuz 30 seconds can be a short time (or quite long, like
when you're jumping outta planes).
~|
Create robust enterpri
I would love to see the ROI calculation on this decision:
x amount for classes
x amount for time to attend the classes (as an aside, learn C# instead of
vb.net... you will thank me later)
x time to actually get proficient at .NET
x copies of Visual Studio
x time to convert existing CF code
Seems
Thanks,
I look at it from a support contract side as well, I'm not sure but I would
have to go back and check to make sure the Oracle JDBC driver is a "Adobe"
supported model in the Standard edition when buying the support agreement.
Trust me, I really don't want to jump ship but when people ke
On 7/30/07, Larry Lyons <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> We use it at here at ATCC. But given this price increase we'll probably be
> moving over to Blue Dragon.
Which would leave you without many of the real enterprise features: MS
Exchange Integration, SMS/IM/JMS event gateways, high-performance
re
The .Net development not only creates the web service but it also creates WSDL
and a Test page to test the web service. Which is really slick compared to what
CF produces. I've also found the web service code generated by CF does not
include the proper header info, which has caused some applicat
And I've not weighed in because frankly, there is little for me to add. Like
all of you, I have opinions about pricing, but I am not the final decision
maker - I do voice my opinions, and sometimes they align with those of the
wider CF team and sometimes not, but once a decision is made I have to l
On 7/31/07, Dawson, Michael <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >> We use it at here at ATCC. But given this price increase we'll
> probably be moving over to Blue Dragon.
Now *THAT* is perfectly reasonable.
As long as you keep in mind that you're giving up a lot of features
that Adobe Coldfusion offers
That made my day. LOL
Thanks
Bill
-Original Message-
From: Will Tomlinson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 30 July 2007 19:26
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Adobe Nails ColdFusion Cofin
>> That sure sounds cool.
>> What is it?
>
>www.justfuckinggoogleit.com
LMAO!!!
I am trying to create a 2 page document with a custom page size (17x11
inches). The basics of the document are a table that should fill 100% of
the document in two columns.
Example:
Create a new cf page and paste the following code:
page 1, column 1
page 1, column 2
page 2, column 1
p
I had posted to the list a while back about an API for SmarterMail, which is
a mail server that many web hosts use. In my case, the issue was that I
needed to create a thousand email accounts, and I'm lazy.
Anyway, I found this http://josh.com/tsma/TSMADump/index.htm command-line
utility and it w
Let me be absolutely clear on something Dale.
1) I have nothing to do with the prices Adobe charge. Last time I
checked, I don't work for Adobe. If Adobe wants to hire me, they can
give me a call, but until then, I don't see how you can put this on
me. What the hell did I do?
2) I've been spendin
I've also seen some issues with the list lately in that I've seen it take
some real time for my stuff to post.
The time now is 12:04PM
Robert B. Harrison
Director of Interactive services
Austin & Williams
125 Kennedy Drive, Suite 100 Hauppauge NY 11788
T : 631.231.6600 Ext. 119
F : 631.434.7022
"working w/the government here, i hear a lot of really dumb ideas."
Where are my tax dollars going.
Thanks,
CC
This is
Hi,
I'm in the midst of doing some internationalization to an application. By
"some," I mean that numbers, currencies, and dates will be displayed
according to a locale setting. (No multi-language yet.)
I am using qForms for client-side validation. But after using LSNumberFormat
(or after data en
I've seen systems that will track bounceback as a result from large outgoing
email
campains. How is this done? Anyone have success tracking bounce backs, bad
emails etc.
Thanks
D
~|
ColdFusion 8 - Build next generation apps
Agreed - Enterprise was our first choice. CF cost nothing compared to
the SPARC servers on which we run it, and don't even ask what Oracle
(and its SPARC hardware) costs.
On 7/31/07, Dave Watts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Unless the Oracle supplied driver has changed recently, some
> > things d
FYI:
You can use javaScript: format in your tree. So thats one easy
solution. Another easy solution is to use bindings. Consider this:
Thanks to Todd Sharp for digging up the bind syntax (couldn't figure
out the ".node" part).
On 7/31/07, Raymond Camde
On 7/31/07, Dale Fraser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> What's the deal with people who think that you should be happy to pay more
> because there are new features.
I think you're completely missing the point: there are many companies
out there that view CFMX 7 as "too cheap" at $3k/CPU. They don't t
On 7/30/07, John Mason <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Ok, my forth attempt to post this. Jeez, the list server was down for two
> attempts and then I got 2 bounces saying my message is over 100 lines.
No, we got all four of your messages. The warning about being over 100
lines is just a warning - be
On 7/31/07, Doug Bezona <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> > Why not just use Standard, and use the free JDBC drivers you can
> > download from Oracle themselves, and just make an 'other' connection?
>
> Or, you can buy the DataDirect Oracle driver yourself:
> http://www.programmers.com/ppi_us/Produc
Actually, Ben spoke a little about the value add in the latest podcast
at coldfusionweekly.com, albeit in an indirect manner. Aside from the
fact that CF hasn't had a price increase since CF5, or that this is
probably the largest new-feature release in the history of the product,
or the fact th
Can you say upgrade pricing
~Terry
-Original Message-
From: Dale Fraser [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, July 31, 2007 8:13
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Adobe Nails ColdFusion Cofin
What's the deal with people who think that you should be happy to pay
more because there are new
>>I think he is working with dates
You're right, I didn't notice the CFMX form of the function.
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Thanks.
>> We use it at here at ATCC. But given this price increase we'll
probably be moving over to Blue Dragon.
>These discussions simply remind me of the "user blackmail" that we get
with CFEclipse: "If you dont add this feature, we are moving to
homesite!"
I like it when irrational people move away f
In general, the way you change the location of a UI item (layout, div,
pod, window), is with ColdFUsion.navigate. This is a JavaScript
function, not a CF function. The syntax is:
ColdFusion.navigate(theurtl,theitem)
So if you had used name="main" for your center layout, you could do
ColdFusion.n
Yes, please do - I'm evaluating VM vs native installs of Linux to see
which way we should go and I'd really be interested in any horror
stories.
On 7/31/07, Dave Watts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Having just spent 3 weeks tuning a site, just dont do it. I
> > have now a new found hate for VMWar
> On 7/30/07, Neil Middleton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Small point to bear in mind here, which always pops into my head when I hear
> this argument.
>
> Let's say I am on $50/hr like you say, therefore for myself to pay for CF8
> Ent, I'm looking at working at least 150 hours before it's paid
I tend to be skeptical of earth-shattering predictions coming from someone
who can't spell 'coffin'. :)
-Original Message-
From: Brian Kotek [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, July 30, 2007 12:19 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Adobe Nails ColdFusion Cofin
I don't get this at all. P
Dale,
Most people know me as being VERY vocal when I don't like something.
Quite honestly, I don't see an issue with a price increase in the
"Enterprise" edition. Its targeted to a different level of customer who
won't balk at that price. Having worked with companies at that level, I
know for
Actually I thought cfqueries which don't return a result set actually
remove their query name from whatever scope it was it.
Would it really be necessary to supply, let alone var a cfquery which
was only an update?
~Brad
-Original Message-
From: Brian Kotek [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
S
The bottom line is that if the extra $1500 breaks you and stops you from
buying CF8 Enterprise, you were not a target customer for CF8 Enterprise.
The vast majority of customers buying the Enterprise version will turn
around and buy CF8 Enterprise because $1500 is nothing in an IT budget. For
peopl
Its the idea behind it that gets on my goat, you have a powerful
server, why not use it if it is needed, why put a virtual
(underpowered server) with it
the rest of my comments can be done by yourselves by pressing shift
and most of the number keys.
MD
On 7/31/07, Dave Watts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
If it is any consolation, I consider myself pretty good at Spry and I
think I make this same mistake more than half the time.
On 7/31/07, Mike Kear <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> ok forget that .. Sorry .. should have checked the docs more
> thoroughly - the answer is the keyword is "number" not "nu
> What's the deal with people who think that you should be
> happy to pay more because there are new features.
No one said anything about being happy. You should, however, expect to pay
more because there are new features, just like you do with every other
product in existence.
> If all the Cold
> Having just spent 3 weeks tuning a site, just dont do it. I
> have now a new found hate for VMWare for production (from a
> personal perspective). No really, just dont. And dont ask
> me to explain as I shall fall over crying.
What kind of VMware-specific problems did you have? Just let it
> Unless the Oracle supplied driver has changed recently, some
> things don't work the same as the DataDirect CF Oracle
> driver, like stored procs returning results from ref cursors
> and BLOBS. If it has changed, great.
So, then, if you need Enterprise features, you buy Enterprise. Or, you ca
I'm looking into both issues.
> Last few weeks a lot of posts going missing and my email is only
> getting some posts. I see others have had problems also.
>
> It's not my account or email as I am on many lists and they are all
> working fine. I have checked and reset my subscription to Instan
That's true.
Look how many people complain about todays cars costing more then the
model-t.
Expecting new features without a price increase is not an intelligent
way of doing business. If you don't like the increase (and you NEED
enterprise), then either work out a solution so you don't need
Just thinking out loud. If you have access to the admin API, turn on
debugging at the start of your request and turn it off again at the end and
hope you don't get caught :O)
Adrian
-Original Message-
From: Patti Lee
Sent: 26 July 2007 02:27
To: CF-Talk
Subject: No Debug Access, Tricks fo
I think the "ERROR:1004" is possibly being caused by lag... either
server or net lag... I suspect that the idle watcher, a method that
cleans up rooms when people don't seem to be "connected" anymore, is
at fault. It deletes people from the room_users table if they haven't
"pinged" in the last 10
On 7/30/07, Neil Middleton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Small point to bear in mind here, which always pops into my head when I hear
this argument.
Let's say I am on $50/hr like you say, therefore for myself to pay for CF8
Ent, I'm looking at working at least 150 hours before it's paid for. OK, I
What's the deal with people who think that you should be happy to pay more
because there are new features.
That makes no sense what so ever. If there were no new features, then you
wouldn't need a new version. It's the quantity and quality of new features
that makes people decide if they are even
You tried to include a fuse qry_CheckBansByIP.cfm in circuit Security
which does not exist (from fuseaction Security.default).
2906ms Fusebox Including parsed file for 'Login.Default' 1
7406ms Runtime 1
7406ms Runtime 1
7422ms Fusebox Caught Fusebo
On 7/30/07, Mark Mandel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Charles,
>
> Why not just use Standard, and use the free JDBC drivers you can
> download from Oracle themselves, and just make an 'other' connection?
Or, you can buy the DataDirect Oracle driver yourself:
http://www.programmers.com/ppi_us/Pro
Go write your own integration with Exchange and evaluate those man hours ...
On 31/07/07, Dale Fraser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have to agree that I have never had issues selling the benefits of CF and
> ROI, it's actually an easy sell.
>
> I just purely don't understand the price hike, in a
ok forget that .. Sorry .. should have checked the docs more
thoroughly - the answer is the keyword is "number" not "numeric".
It's sorting correctly now.
But thanks anyway everyone.
Cheers
Mike Kear
Windsor, NSW, Australia
Adobe Certified Advanced ColdFusion Developer
AFP Webworks
http://afpweb
Same here. Last two emails to the list never went through. At least, I never
received a copy.
Bill
-Original Message-
From: Dale Fraser [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 30 July 2007 20:24
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Is There Something Wrong with CFTALK?
My emails to this list either take many
On 25 Jul 2007, at 23:39, Mark A Kruger wrote:
> If I wanted to use VM Ware to run... Let's say 3 separate
> Coldfusion servers
> and have sufficient resources for all of them. What would be
> acceptable
> hardware for that? Any input?
>
Dont do it. I mean, sheesh, split out your servers in J
Does anyone know how to make spry sort columns in a data table
numerically?I have a spry dataset that displays the values, and
sorts when i click on the column heading but it sorts the numerical
values in teh columns as though they're alphabetical.
e.g:
145, 45, 715, 8 rather than 8, 45, 145,
Last few weeks a lot of posts going missing and my email is only getting some
posts. I see others have had problems also.
It's not my account or email as I am on many lists and they are all working
fine. I have checked and reset my subscription to Instant but it hasn't helped.
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Unless the Oracle supplied driver has changed recently, some things
don't work the same as the DataDirect CF Oracle driver, like stored
procs returning results from ref cursors and BLOBS. If it has changed,
great.
On 7/31/07, Mark Mandel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Charles,
>
> Why not just use S
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