>>there is no IE-specific feature that i know of that is not supported in
some way by other browsers
There are some MS based apps (or there used to be, I have not kept up on
that front) that don't play nice with other browsers.
Personalty I have grown to hate IE (particularly IE6) for its inexp
"browser-independent code..."
Had I a choice ...
I wish you didn't speak too soon, also, Andrew, pls drop me a line at donli at
yahoo dot com, I'll send you a url. Thanks.
>> certain key feature is only supported by IE (6/7/8), in the meantime,
>a substantial number of users use Firefox
>
>hi
Just a thought, have you downloaded it and tried it for 10 minutes? My guess
is if you have you would know.
Personal preference is Tomcat but it's not a full blown App server so it may
not cut it, I'm guessing it would for you though. Co-worker of mine like
Geronimo, personally I like Glassfish.
> certain key feature is only supported by IE (6/7/8), in the meantime,
a substantial number of users use Firefox
high time to start writing browser-independent code...
there is no IE-specific feature that i know of that is not supported in
some way by other browsers or can't be re-written to be
what is the feature?
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Last time, that's exactly what I did to fix the problem, today I stumbled and
just found out it could be my own doing of missing a js file, my apologies if
that's the case. Thanks, Will. Don
>Reverse analysis - Identify the damage being done, then identify all
>possible ways for the attack
>I doubt this is feasible, however youd would certainly have more
>accurate answers from the Mozilla forum:
>http://forums.mozillazine.org/
Yes, I did that prior to posting to this one in the hope one would get answered
sooner. Thanks though.
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Reverse analysis - Identify the damage being done, then identify all
possible ways for the attacker to get there by reversing their path(s)
into your system. You may find they have multiple ways to get in.
You'll need to examine lots of log files.
If you want further help then we need to
a couple of days ago some mf or b hacked my app I spent about an hour to fix
it, today it's been hacked again, I'm reasonablly confident it's safe on the
sql end but the evil fker definitely knows hell a lot about cf app, probably it
cut through the ajax part. remedy?
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I doubt this is feasible, however youd would certainly have more
accurate answers from the Mozilla forum:
http://forums.mozillazine.org/
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net search failed to have the question answered. the reason is that certain
key feature is only supported by IE (6/7/8), in the meantime, a substantial
number of users use Firefox, the simplest way of detecting user browser and
tell Firefox users that this app requires IE is not good enough.
Too bad, BD and Railo most likely won't work for my app since it uses some
fancy and nice cf8 features like cfajax tags, last heard (several months ago),
and don't know the status of the cf open source initiative. Thanks.
> You were not wrong. You only need to run the installer once to get the
On Sun, Apr 12, 2009 at 12:52 AM, Larry Lyons wrote:
> Why create an Ear file? Its simpler and in my mind to use a War archive. That
> is unless you're using J2EE specific java beans etc. With a War deployment
> I've found there are less configuration issues.
I don't think a WAR is any harder o
You were not wrong. You only need to run the installer once to get the cfusion
war file. Adobe distributes that as part of the CF installer. In the
alternatives, such as Open BlueDragon and Railo, you can just download the war
file.
For cf you download the installer, and select the J2EE/WAR in
Look at Lucene, which you can drop into your codebase and run as your indexing
engine. It's an open source Java-based solution.
http://lucene.apache.org/
Ray's also got a ColdFusion wrapper for it, called Seeker:
http://seeker.riaforge.org/
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