y no doubt trust, and got talked into it because that's the only
solution the bank has to offer.
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Like your company, correct? Which is not necessarily a bad thing. Sometimes,
the easiest solution is the best solution.
It would be really helpful if you would post actual information rather than
making specious accusations that allude to your proprietary insight. It
would also be helpful if you q
gic into the database. When you're done, it should return
in milliseconds. It won't be as portable, but it will be much faster.
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d to create a spread sheet of various types of payment solutions.
I came to the conclusion that it couldn't represent it in two dimensions. :)
Seriously, though, I found that I had much better luck calling companies and
talking to human beings than relying on their Web sites. And I'm a
count, we go with a regional credit union. As it turns
out, despite the fact that we bombard them with thousands of small money
checks, they actually end up paying us to have an account with them as
opposed to the reverse.
Anyway, I've already told you more than I know, so I
tly, you won't get a virtual
terminal that will allow you to process credit card transactions yourself:
all transactions will have to go through your Web site form.
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nd this page. It looks like it covers this in
a bit more detail:
http://www.tamingthebeast.net/articles2/back-end-ecommerce.htm
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bed browsing, then I'd say that there's very
little innovation at all right now. Regardless, I'm glad that there are
browsers out there that may be pushing Microsoft to improve upon Internet
Explorer. Frankly, I think that security -- perceived or otherwise -- is the
real impetus. Bu
ce new features -- and new bugs necessitating new security patches
and bug fixes. If I want new features, I'll buy a new OS or install third
party software on top of my existing OS.
Regardless, you should read up on Windows XP Service Pack 2. It did, in
fact, introduce many new features. Most wer
I'm not convinced that's a poor
distribution model. I tend to think it was poorly implemented and I have
hopes that it will be fixed. I think Windows XP Service Pack 2 goes a long
way towards that goal.
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at least 10 kernels alone in a one year period.
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g to provide that,
but I haven't seen it yet.
> The IE security model is seriously broken, largely due to how well it's
> integrated with the OS and due to the fact that practically everyone runs
> IE
> using administrative privileges. Jochem is absolutely right here (as
>
ault* tabbed
browsing experience, well, good for them.
It seems to me that browser innovation may really be dead when Web designers
start trumpeting features like tabbed browsing.
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ty should be performed in layers, cfargument
types do not correspond to SQL types. Also, I would generally *expect*
parameterized queries to provide better performance than queries with
inlined values. Parameterized queries can even provide better performance
than stored procedures in some situations.
way it should work
because of some obscure assumption in the underlying implementation. Now, go
fork off. :)
We had an experience like this with RedHat tech support regarding SATA RAID
on RHEL 3. Needless to say, we're no longer running it (Linux) anywhere as a
Web server.
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scussed in CF-Talk, and the MM
forums (searchable via groups.google.com). Basically, the updater puts half
its files in the wrong location (either under C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\ or
C:\JRun4\servers\cfusion\cfusion-ear\cfusion-war).
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for
reasons not to enable J2EE session management. When I didn't find any, I
wondered why Macromedia gave us the option and assumed that it had to do
with backwards compatibility.
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uses and worms out their, I'm pretty sure I don't
want to see most people hosting their own sites.
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dows Server 2000 web server without it installed.
That said, URLScan can be a pain to troubleshoot. I've gotten into the habit
of checking the URLScan log files whenever I encounter bizarre behavior or
non-descript errors.
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chem noted,
the most secure option is using both.
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one with teams
of consultants; and we don't fly the customer's employees half way around
the globe for training: we develop the software for a company that does.
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that question. In my previous message to Dave, I described a scenario
that's more common for us, one that involves dozens of consultants on site
"deploying" applications that I've written. Any tool that could help
ng a difference in scale. The companies
buying the software in question fly a team of people out to take classes to
learn how to use the software. If these people couldn't learn how to use the
ColdFusion Administrator, then they sure as heck can't learn how to use the
rest of our app.
BT
nstalled application.
> No source, no CF Admin. Simple to install for a J2EE shop, simple to
> configure.
I think we have different opinions of J2EE shops. :) I can't imagine a J2EE
shop that can't figure out how to set up a data source using the ColdFusion
Administrato
ew questions that a lot of us on this list would like
to know?
Seriously, if you don't have anything to add to a conversation, don't post.
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E), and installs the app.
That the product runs on J2EE or takes the form of an EAR file is
incidental. They buy it because it's NetWeaver certified and integrates with
SAP Portal.
At least, that's the way I understand it. I don't sell, market or install
the product. In fact, our com
the stuff
we write has to run in shared hosting environments (though they might not
necessarily be deployed to shared hosting environments). We simply don't see
a lot in between.
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t front.
I'm still having trouble seeing a use for EAR/WAR file deployment. Can you
package your application up as an EAR/WAR file without ColdFusion (i.e for
deployment on a running instance of ColdFusion)? Or, is ColdFusion alw
something, but why would I deploy as an EAR/WAR file when I
have a full copy of ColdFusion Enterprise sitting on the shelf? Why wouldn't
I install that and then install the application (either with or without
source).
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r, is that
license then tied to the file or to a particular copy of the file installed
on a J2EE server?
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> To:
27;ve very intrigued by the question. :)
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management, can make XSL templates unwieldy.
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> I
ns of problems with temporary files and lock files.
Contribute seems to have problems cleaning up after itself. I've had to
clean up such files for both our customers and those of other third party
developers who host with us. These issues occur on various servers,
including Windows 2000 an
not a full blown
language or anything.
Anyway, it was an interesting -- if imperfect -- solution. The customer got
a very flexible WYSIWYG editor, and the developers didn't have to worry
about Contribute trashing live Web pages.
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appropriate
toolbar command. I don't know if that makes a difference.
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enerated pages, extracting the content
from the editable regions and inserting it into the database.
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I haven't used it, but I believe quite a few people have:
http://openxcf.sourceforge.net/
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the server, then you
probably won't see this as both JRun and ColdFusion are configured with a
"/" mapping by default.
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rs, I couldn't get it
> going in my setup before I reached decision time. So I had to dump
> it. If I'd bought and paid for it, I could have said "you guys fix it
> so it works and dont whine to me about the cost".
And most commercial companies will politely refund
gging
enabled. So, you could be seeing the same behavior that I described in my
previous message for a different reason.
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ke down an entire server when there would seem to be
resources left to handle additional requests?
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> -Original Message-
> From: Kazmierczak, Kevin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sorry, I was referring to SeedWiki. There were downloads listed. I took a
look through each but couldn't make heads or tails of the site structure.
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> -Original Message-
> From: Keith Gaughan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTEC
I took a look at this, but couldn't quite figure out how to set it up.
Specifically, I couldn't find a directory that looked like a web root?
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imple VB scheduler to manage all sorts of operations
(data migration, work flow, data management, data validation, etc). It
surprises me how many of the daily operations at several Fortune 500
companies are handled this way.
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and other such
apps. They've already solved a good deal of the integration problems. DTS in
particular provides a nifty wizard which lets the developer describe the CVS
flavor that you have.
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d. You can have two CSV files which are perfectly
valid in their own context but which can't be shared with other
applications.
There are quite a few articles on CSV formatted files and ways to parse
them. I found this one in particular to be useful when I was writing a
simple CSV parser:
http:
s. That just seems like a huge surface area and a
possible source of conflicts.
So, at least part of the reason I'm asking at this point is that I'm
interested in eliminating the wildcard mapping altogether. Unfortunately, I
can't find any documentation on it so I'm not s
ple provide the content.
Does such a tool exist? We don't really care whether or not it's written in
ColdFusion. It needs to run on Windows, however. I think we're looking for
something Web based, but that's not a requirement (we have admin access to
desktops and can install softwar
Small correction. The collation sequence stores the code page used, not the
character set. That's determined by the column data type. My mistake.
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at the server, database, table, and
column level.
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This is worth reading and commenting on:
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Unfortunately, that won't work for us. We host multiple sites on the same
server. The ColdFusion error handler is server wide.
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> -Original Message-
> From: JediHomer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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wildcard mapping is used for? Am I going about
this the wrong way?
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Sadly, I've found quite a few Web services that can't be consumed by
ColdFusion. ColdFusion simply does not provide enough information to debug
these types of problems (the dreaded "argument type mismatch" is a perfect
example). Consequently, I've taken to writing wrapper
Actually, I have quite a few customers using Contribute. So, when the next
version of Contribute comes out, I'll probably need to purchase that. But
that alone is not enough reason to join a new subscription program.
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eally declare option explicit at the top of every
page.
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>
> could som
Just received mine.
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> -Original Message-
> From: Christian Cantrell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>
> On Jan 5,
ew my
subscription as recently as last week.
I still have yet to receive anything from Macromedia notifying me that
program was being phased out. They have my e-mail address. They have my
mailing address. Do they need a blood sample before they'll tell me what the
heck is going on?
Ben
#x27;ve been surfing the Macromedia site for the past hour trying to figure out
exactly how much what I used to have will cost in the future and I still
don't know. Looks like I have to call the Macromedia Call Center just to get
a price quote.
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re data pertaining to user sessions in the
server scope. Personally, I'm not a big fan of this, but I'm sure others
have their reasons.
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ight. :)
I actually had to write my own locking routines in ASP a couple of years
ago. ASP lacks anything analogous to the cflock tag. To make a long story
short, I discovered the hard way that locking was a far more intricate and
delicate process than I had thought. I came back to ColdFusion with
condition and a
deadlock is the same: inconsistent data.
Instead of a race condition (which can often be harmless), you caused a
deadlock. Neither process finished. Some data reflects the state before each
template ran. Some data, after. With a deadlock, the user gets an error in
the process.
Be
end that you lock your code. Even
understanding all this, I would recommend locking judiciously.
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#month(theDate)# -- #year(theDate)#
You can wrap month() in monthAsString() if you want to display the name of
the month rather than the month as a number.
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> -Original Message-
> From: Robert Orlini [mailto:
store complex objects such as CFCs in the session scope. Additionally, since
the session scope is now thread safe, I don't have to worry about whether or
not every developer is properly locking their code.
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Name = Session.SessionCFC.getUserCFC().getName()
In this example, the getUserCFC() method belongs to the SessionCFC
component. It is returning a UserCFC component, not "this". The getName()
method belongs to the UserCFC component, not the SessionCFC component.
The longer way to
surprised if it were any
faster than two lines of code. So, I was wondering if there were any other
benefits or tricks that I'm missing.
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e me was just being cute to save
himself from having to type a few extra characters.
Anyway, I'm just wondering if there's something I'm missing here.
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> Why? I think there's a psychological "hint" beh
apt to forget to var my function
level variables. Now, I *always* create a local scope if I have local
variables.
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ion is also a pretty
wordy language: it's hard enough as is to visually parse a block of
ColdFusion code. Finally, the cfdump tag goes a long way towards making up
for a debugger.
So, going back to my original argument, I think the benefits to type
notation depend on many, many factors. Y
Performance often comes at the sake of good design. Good design should
always come first though. :)
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> -Original Message-
> From: Micha Schopman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Thursday, December 23, 2004 8:19 AM
>
d better understand it), but it goes a long way towards separating
presentation from content.
All in all, that's a pretty good example. I still think CSS is screwy in
this regard, but at least there are workarounds.
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ays of doing it. If you show me what you're trying to
> do, I could probably come up with a solution.
I posted a simple table example, but don't feel obliged to come up with a
CSS2 equivalent. I was just trying to better explain wha
Leaving out the URL invokes quirks mode in most modern browsers. That's OK
as long as it solves your problem. However, it doesn't solve the problem in
standards mode because the standard simply doesn't support relative sizing
based on the available content area.
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t there. I might have to look into it more.
> I don't think it's unfortunate really, I think that's just what the
> solution calls for, and that's part of what fixed positioning is there
> for in the first place.
Well, assuming that you
Correction on this. I had a mental lapse between fixed and absolute
positioning. CSS level 1 did not support fixed positioning at all.
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er 6 does not
support CSS level 2. The standard is old enough that support for it could
have made it into Internet Explorer 6. Nevertheless, since Internet Explorer
is still the dominant browser, your solution isn't really practical.
For what it's
You're apparently new to this whole Internet thing so I'll kindly suggest
that you try a different e-mail client.
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tored in the navigator and window objects in one application (for which we
had several different versions). I was using those to track whether or not a
frame had loaded. Turns out, Windows XP Service Pack 2 didn't like that very
much. Your way sounds much safer than mine. :)
Be
size of
the content. Since this can't be calculated until after the element is
rendered, any element within it can't use relative sizes.
However, I was unable to eliminate the vertical scroll bar. I'm not even
quite s
my experience, it actually takes quite a bit of work to convince SQL
Server that it's not the only application on the server. In particular,
watching SQL Server duke it out with the Sun JVM over memory is not a pretty
sight.
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> -Origi
agree, and I'm looking forward to it.
> Thanks for trying it out Ben, if you give it another go, join the
> cfeclipse mailing list and we'll try to get you going.
Will do. I'm already subscribed to many mailing lists. I get roughly 1000
(legitimate) messages a day. So, I
d do the same.
I believe plug-ins can also be distributed in jar form
(tld.domain.project_0.0.0.jar). I think you drop these files right in the
plugins directory, but I'm not too sure about this.
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ay, I think Eclipse is a great idea, and I really -- really -- like the
work going into CFEclipse. Unfortunately, I'm not able to use Eclipse for my
daily tasks quite yet. But, if the rate of progress on just the CFEclipse
plug-in is any sign, I have a hunch that this time next year, I'll hav
oding, but these files crash Eclipse every time. So, now
I'm back to VisualStudio 2003 for XML documents.
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I don't know what the console font on a Mac looks like, but I find that
Lucida Console is pretty easy on the eyes. I usually set it to between 12px
and 14px (8pt to 10pt) on a 1280 x 1024 screen resolution.
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I'll second this one.
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> From: Scott Stroz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>
> Vheck out
yer thinks, I
think these types of designs are fairly common.
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> From: Greg Stewart [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> To: CF-Talk
> Subject: Re: css - heigh
If you're subscribed to DevNet, the one in the latest DRK seems pretty good.
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> From: Tom Forbes [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> Su
t (from Eric Meyer's
blog):
http://www.meyerweb.com/eric/thoughts/2004/09/03/sliding-faux-columns/
Original source:
http://www.stopdesign.com/log/2004/09/03/liquid-bleach.html
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> Before you say it -- yes, I've as
Just to clarify, *upgrading* our current solution is cheaper. If we were to
buy a fully redundant solution from scratch, modusMail would be
significantly more expensive.
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> -Original Message-
> From: Ben Rogers [mailto:
d a system with similar capabilities for that money.
That's significantly more expensive than what we'd end up paying to get
redundant with our current solution, modusMail. Maybe modusMail pricing
isn't as bad as I had thought. :)
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much faster at performing routine mail tasks. And
did I mention it had a fully functional GUI?
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> existing systems required.
It looks like they get really expensive for per-mailbox settings?
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t of having
to write a mail server from scratch with all the functionality in an
application like modusMail is pretty daunting. Building a spam filtering
engine alone is not insignificant, much less keeping up with it.
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> -Origi
. The
spam filtering is nothing short of amazing. But their sales and pricing
tactics are terrible.
Ben Rogers
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> -Original Message-
> From: Mark Leder [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Tuesday, December 14, 2004 2:07 PM
> To:
ackasswards, that would have been a personal attack. I was
> attacking on your view, not you. My apologies, if you were offended. It
> wasn't my intent to pick a fight, I was just offering an alternative
> solution to quirks mode.
An "e
constructs like , the
.Net framework is not necessarily Web friendly. You have to write a lot of
implementation code in ASP.Net that you don't have to write in ColdFusion.
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ll for that.
> Either way I have no
> problems at all developing for IE 6 in standards mode, while maintaining
> support for IE 5.x.
You are forced to use hacks that exploit undocumented behaviors and outright
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