On Mon, Jan 18, 2010 at 11:56 AM, Barney Boisvert wrote:
> Three tier architecture is about physically separating your
> presentation code (typically an MVC application) from your business
> logic (typically a set of business objects) and your persistence layer
> (a database) onto different hardw
> What I'd like to do is connect to www.foo.bar/images/foobar.jpg and
> then save that jpg file as an image on my server.
That's what CFHTTP is for.
Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
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http://training.figleaf.com/
Fig Leaf Software is a Veteran-Owned Small Business (VOSB)
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>From what I am reading, that is used to make a page using a file.
What I'd like to do is connect to www.foo.bar/images/foobar.jpg and
then save that jpg file as an image on my server.
On Mon, Jan 18, 2010 at 12:16 PM, Che Vilnonis wrote:
>
> should work if I remember correctly.
> ~CV
>
>
OOPS, I misread the email...
Yup, you can "scrape" images from other sites with .
~CV
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From: Cameron Childress [mailto:camer...@gmail.com]
Sent: Monday, January 18, 2010 3:17 PM
To: cf-talk
Subject: Re: Downloading a file from a website
On Mon, Jan 18, 2010 at 3:14
On Mon, Jan 18, 2010 at 3:14 PM, Phillip Vector
wrote:
> If I wanted to have my server download an image from a website, would
> cffile be able to handle that? If so, how since I thought cffile can
> only work with files it has or the user is uploading.
>
> If not, then what will work?
CFHTTP
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should work if I remember correctly.
~CV
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From: Phillip Vector [mailto:vec...@mostdeadlygame.com]
Sent: Monday, January 18, 2010 3:15 PM
To: cf-talk
Subject: Downloading a file from a website
If I wanted to have my server download an image from a website, would cffi
If I wanted to have my server download an image from a website, would
cffile be able to handle that? If so, how since I thought cffile can
only work with files it has or the user is uploading.
If not, then what will work?
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Wan
MVC is a pattern for structuring your UI-layer code, while a three
tier architecture is about how your hardware is laid out.
MVC is about separating the request processing code from the state
(model) code and from the display (view) code. The three all worth
together to deal with a user interacti
Good to know.
This is exactly the stuff I was talking about. Using old tricks with new dogs :)
Before, I as just running the query at application start up, loading
it in app scope (I need it for read only purposes anyway) and use it
whenever i need it.
It changes very rarely but when changes I c
Hi All,
I was trying to understand the concepts of fusebox and came across MVC
design pattern, Can anyone please help me in understanding the difference
between MVC and 3 tier architecture. I am confused as both are concerened
with separation of layers?
Thanks.
> You should virtually never cache ORM-managed instances anywhere.
> Their state MUST be managed by the ORM framework, or you run into all
> kinds of crazy issues. If you simply must cache one (a common-ish use
> case is for business-level transactions where you need to keep
> modified persistent
On the topic, I guess to be fair I could mention that there are web
application firewalls out there that filter for attacks such as these.
They are probably going to be able to filter a high amount of traffic
faster that CF can, and if you pay $$ the vendor keeps up with all the
latest attack def
You should virtually never cache ORM-managed instances anywhere.
Their state MUST be managed by the ORM framework, or you run into all
kinds of crazy issues. If you simply must cache one (a common-ish use
case is for business-level transactions where you need to keep
modified persistent instances
I think I will stick with one load per call and probably will end up
saving it in the application scope so it's available
in other places as needed.
Thank you
Victor
On Mon, Jan 18, 2010 at 2:06 AM, Barney Boisvert wrote:
>
> It does solve the problem, but has pretty significant performance
> i
> With the recent SQL Injection talk, I was looking for ways to
> setup monitoring and testing procedures to test for and monitor
> SQL Injection.
One of the prevention tools that I made available a while back will find
many SQL injection attempts and can stop them and notify you. It's not
perfe
With the recent SQL Injection talk, I was looking for ways to setup monitoring
and testing procedures to test for and monitor SQL Injection. Monitor downtime
and all that is covered, but I don't have anything too useful for testing SQL
Injection on new code and monitoring for SQL Injection on e
On Mon, Jan 18, 2010 at 12:44 PM, wrote:
> As far as specific testing tools, I think good practice and code reviews
> are one of the best things here. You should be able to look at a query
> and spot any dynamic parts that are out of a cfqueryparam or not
> sanitized in some other way. The key
One of the best ways to test your site is to post the URL here and claim
it can't be hacked. Usually people will "help you out". :)
As far as specific testing tools, I think good practice and code reviews
are one of the best things here. You should be able to look at a query
and spot any dynam
> I can't do that (MySQL) - but I can do Maxrows="1" - and I usually do.
For the record, putting maxrows=1 in a cfquery still asks the database
to retrieve all the rows-- the drivers just stop fetching after the
first row. Your database might be able to optimize fetching the first
record better
With the recent SQL Injection talk, I was looking for ways to setup monitoring
and testing procedures to test for and monitor SQL Injection. Monitor downtime
and all that is covered, but I don't have anything too useful for testing SQL
Injection on new code and monitoring for SQL Injection on e
Thanks Everyone for the great feedback -
Qing:
"Is the inner loop for query qryGetShipCosts really necessary?"
No - it wasn't - thanks for the catch!
" I always include SELECT TOP 1..."
I can't do that (MySQL) - but I can do Maxrows="1" - and I usually do.
Thanks for that catch as well.
And
Hi Greg, thanks for the response. The SQL server is an existing
(separate) server that we have used for years. It has no problems
talking to our other existing servers.
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Bobby,
I'm no sys admin, but I found on windows 7 64 bit that TCP/IP was disabled
by default in MSSQL. Not sure if that helps, but it tripped me up for awhile
and I've heard of others getting stuck on that.
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On Friday 15 Jan 2010, Chung Chow wrote:
> if ( isdefined("cgi.query_string") and (
> findnocase("DECLARE",cgi.query_string) or
I do declare that keyword matching alone has issues :-)
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I don't think that matters, so long as it is a cheaper solution than
Exchange or Zimbra as Dave suggests.
I'm not clear on how one would use it to isolate correspondence relating to
single jobs though.
I'm probably being thick...
Richard
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From: Cameron Childress [mail
Hmm.
Not sure what you mean, are you suggesting there should be a group for every
job? There are 1000's of them.
Richard
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Sent: 16 January 2010 17:06
To: cf-talk
Subject: Re: managing emails
> What I'm really reluctant t
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