> You are missing the context of the thread though.
Maybe I am. I don't think so, but it's always possible. :) This thread has
been very long, and, as most mailing list conversations go, it's covered
quite a bit of territory.
> The original statement was as follows.
Which itself was a reply to p
> > Like all things CF, it's more accessible to people who aren't Java
> > experts.
> >
> Writing an event gateway requires knowledge of Java therefore yours is not
> a valid argument.
Declaring that it's not a valid argument does not make it so. As many people
have already stated, there will be
Not exactly. You can do a foreach style loop over a structure, but even then
you are limited to looping over the key names rather than their values:
#myStruct[myKey]#
Or...
for (myKey in myStruct) {
writeOutput(myStruct[myKey]);
}
There's no similar syntax for looping over the elements
> In "The Art of Unix Programming", you get an interesting history on WHY
> various OS's are the way they are
It's also horribly misinformed. Though ESR seems to know a good deal about
Unix, his knowledge of other operating system seems to be very shallow. In
particular, some of the statements he
You need to wrap the active portion of the log file to the beginning of the
log. To do this, you have to issue a bunch of dummy queries. This page
explains a bit more:
http://www.tek-tips.com/gfaqs.cfm/pid/183/fid/345
Here's a script:
http://www.bstconsultants.com/tsug/Dec99/REDUCING_THE_SIZE_OF
> What do you mean by shallow support?
There's a good deal of Java that simply can't be used directly from within
CF. A lack of support for null values is a big reason. There's also a good
deal that requires workarounds or hacks. It's certainly possible to use a
lot of Java from within CF, but it
> They also only talked about the general functionality of CF. There are so
> many built in functions in CF that I think we all take for granted because
> they've been in there so long. Things like manipulating lists, queries,
> dates, display formatting. The list of CF's *real development benefits
Try "attachment" instead of "inline" in your cfheader tag.
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Hi Dave,
Let's
I don't know of any "official" definition of a Manager, but here's my
definition. It's not so much a definition as an explanation of how I end up
with classes that have "Manager" in their name. :)
I start with a class that has grown far too large and unwieldy. I take
methods which I've subconsciou
> This is just my experience, but it seems rather hard to get anyone who
> works with windows to help on a newsgroup. They want you to buy a book
> or get MCS-idontrealyknowwhatsup-E certified. You'll find people that
> will help, but not to the same degree as in the open source world -
> where peo
> A lot of the benefits of web standards will only be available in the
future,
> so they offer little current benefit. However, if you're building a web
> application that you expect will be around for three to five years, it
makes
> sense to build it in such a way that you won't have to replace th
A native data type like a ColdFusion structure or array will be much faster
than a component. Additionally, in writing your own component, you will
introduce complexity and, as a result, more opportunity for bugs. So, in
general, I'd say use a native data type unless you specifically need a
feature
ldn't use
ColdFusion components.
That said, I generally find that ColdFusion is less idiosyncratic (is it
a 0 or 1 based index this time?), more predictable (i.e. in its
conversion between datatypes), and just generally easier to use. When
something does go wrong, error messages tend to b
bt this is going to fly.
I don't know of a SQL Server equivalent functionality wise. Perhaps
Yukon with C# will address this, though a multi-thousand dollar upgrade
for an IP datatype would just be silly.
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7;t mind jochem, I think that's just his brand of humor.
although not very funny sometimes, its just jochem, and we deal.
he is a db wizard.
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requirements to Dave.
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That sounds like it could perform poorly, would it?
- Cal
urceIP), CHARINDEX('.',
REVERSE(SourceIP)) + 1, CHARINDEX('.', REVERSE(SourceIP), CHARINDEX('.',
REVERSE(SourceIP)) + 1) - CHARINDEX('.', REVERSE(SourceIP)) - 1))),
CONVERT(INT, REVERSE(SUBSTRING(REVERSE(SourceIP), 1, CHARINDEX('.',
REVERSE(SourceIP))
> Sure. I would use:
>
> SELECT *
> FROM SourceIPSpamCount
> ORDER BY SourceIP
>
> But I don't use MS SQL Server ;-)
I'm afraid that comment was lost on me? If you could give me a bit more
information, perhaps I could come up with an equivalent in S
), CHARINDEX('.', REVERSE(SourceIP))
+ 1) - CHARINDEX('.', REVERSE(SourceIP)) - 1)),
REVERSE(SUBSTRING(REVERSE(SourceIP), 1, CHARINDEX('.',
REVERSE(SourceIP)) - 1))
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n from the DOCTYPE tag, which will place many modern browsers
(Internet Explorer, Mozilla) in "compatibility" or "quirky" mode. Of
course, the rendering of the rest of your page may change, so you may
want to make the inclusion of the DTD dependent on a debug parameter.
Benjamin
to the PC Internet Explorer version 6.x
(which did come out later). However, they are a much closer pedigree
than the 5.x versions as far as HTML rendering goes.
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ess I'm completely off base, I think it would
take much more time to write a feature rich, cross platform HTML editor.
I'd much rather just leverage the work done by other individuals. I
don't have any desire to reinvent the wheel.
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htt
-native Java
editor, you could provide a feature rich, seamless experience for each
browser.
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n one of a couple different Operating Systems on the
Mac. I consider addressing my customers' concerns my entire job.
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#x27;s my understanding that Internet Explorer on the Mac
renders text at 96 dpi instead of the system 72 dpi. So, though I might
use nothing but the paragraph tag, I can't possibly foresee what the
site will look like.
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us to
develop specifically for Macintosh browsers. It's a simple business
decision. Our average proposal is about 15 pages long, and it explains
browser support in depth about half way through. So far, no one has
opted to pay us more to ensure compatibility on the Mac.
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we do what we
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r browser/OS combinations. However, most customers do
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cy
UNIX clients that don't wrap). Outlook tries to sense an artificial
break and remove it before rendering the message. However, it guesses
incorrectly almost as often as it guesses correctly. Which e-mail client
do you use, and how does it handle such lines?
Ben
out on connections too short)
Sounds like you tested Outlook Express (because Outlook does not have an
news reader)?
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status bar. So, I can't tell what I'm about
to click. Nevertheless, this would seem to be a client specific issue,
not necessarily a problem with HTML formatted e-mail altogether.
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> > Well, Jochem, if text is illegible on your system at that size, then
> > hold down control and scroll up.
>
> Control + actually.
I was speaking of the of the mouse wheel on a Windows system in Internet
Explorer, the normal behavior or which is scrolling.
Benjamin S. Ro
ine one that doesn't. Most mail clients which send mail break the
line at around line 80. Outlook 2002 tries to "sense" these breaks and
remove them, but it isn't very good at it. If you can suggest an e-mail
client that guesses correctly every time, I'd be impressed.
e on your system at that size, then
hold down control and scroll up. If that doesn't work, then get yourself
a real Web browser.
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rge mailing list.
This is not to say that everyone on those lists uses HTML formatting.
Most people don't. However, many do, and for the most part is
unobtrusive.
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> Most(*) mail clients auto-hyperlink things that look like
> http://blah.blah.blah - you don't need HTML for that.
Yes, but most e-mail clients also have a problem with long URLs. HTML
e-mail would solve that problem.
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> But those versions were effectively interpreters, not compilers and
the
> debugging mechanism was built into the interpreter. And it sounds like
> people complained that it never really worked very well?
Yes, but we held out hope that things would get better, not worse.
Benjamin
Same thing happened on my workstation yesterday. I had to uninstall
everything and reinstall from scratch to get it working. That was, of
course, before I read this thread.
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From: Dustin Snell [Unisyn
A quick search produced this list of articles:
http://www.sqlteam.com/FilterTopics.asp?TopicID=135
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From: Tom Forbes [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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This will generally order them according to the clustered index or the
order in which they were added. Either way, it's not random. I would
expect to see the same results every time.
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d probably know it, and
wouldn't be posting to the mailing list. :)
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From: Willy Ray [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: CFCs - any way to reload ot
various browsers
(such as IE handing the compressed data off to plugins such as Flash
instead of the uncompressed data). Is this no longer the case? Are
people using HTML compression in production environments successfully?
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ites on the same IP address, all you have
to do is create virtual directories with the same name as the user name
and IIS will automatically throw the user into the appropriate
directory. Perhaps I misunderstood you?
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It will also cover you one most things Internet related. Most RFCs that
I've seen, especially those dealing with mail, require cr/lf value
pairs.
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dealing with Web services, especially the free
ones. :)
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On Sunday, Feb 9,
year will all the sudden experience the problems you've
described. The only foolproof work around we've found is to have user
add our site to their list of "trusted sites," which apparently bypasses
whatever causes the problem.
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it of documentation we can find and haven't come
across anything.
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I believe one of the ColdFusion MX updaters makes it available again:
http://www.macromedia.com/support/coldfusion/releasenotes/mx/releasenote
s_mx_updater.html
ID: 46600
The Log Viewer was not available in the ColdFusion MX Administrator in
Professional Edition.
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Use the "var" keyword when declaring your variables. Unfortunately, you
have to place all of your var declarations at the top of the function,
after the cfargument tags but before any other CFML.
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" is counter to the standard Java practice of
using "com.domain".
We can rename all of the customer directories, if that's what it takes,
but I was hoping that there was a real solution to this problem,
something simple that I was overlooking, or a bug fix in the
l I can get
everything working properly, I don't feel comfortable deploying it.
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"ad." Even if it is an "ad," and I don't believe so,
might you have taken the higher road instead of taking a pot shot at a
competitor?
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From: John Dowdell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTE
eginning of the function. Besides the fact that it
seems decidedly "un-ColdFusion-like" to have such seemingly arbitrary
restrictions, you end up with variables that are declared no where near
where they actually get used. It just makes code harder to read by my
way of thinking.
Benjam
think about their pricing..?
I think you're mixing up workstation and productivity software licensing
with server licensing. While quite a few are upset about the former,
"IBM/Oracle/Sun/Bea" compete in the latter. If we're comparing Oracle's
licensing to Microsoft's, w
form field that accepts a date, I end up with at least 25 lines of
validation code and exception handling.
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> You do not appear to accept American Express (pretty strange
> for a US based company).
You mean there's someone who still does, who doesn't mind the horrible
rates that American Express inflicts on the merchant?
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, pooled but not currently executing. Which is the correct
definition in this sense?
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ables to take into
consideration. Nevertheless, even if that number has grown to, say, 20
for your average Web server, and you have dual processor boxes (still
the best bang for the buck?), that would be 50 servers.
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ore SMTP? Or,
is your cable company simply blocking outbound port 25?
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Apache) to
rewrite the URL before it even gets to ColdFusion. There's a free one
for IIS called ISAPI_Rewrite (http://www.isapirewrite.com).
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From: Ian Lurie [mailto:ian@;portentinteractive.com]
Have a look at Mead & Company's ScriptX. They have a free, lite version.
It only runs in Internet Explorer, however, but it works very well. You
can even control it with JavaScript. Very cool.
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s well for much of what we do, and sometimes it is the only way to
get the job done. I'd really like to see Macromedia fix COM support in
ColdFusion than have presenters haranguing the death of COM at Devcon.
COM is years away from being dead in any practical sense.
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t would behoove them to do just the
opposite, take the Microsoft approach (DRDOS and OS2) and break
compatibility wherever possible. I personally doubt they will do this,
however. There position in the CF market is secure. There's no need to
resort to such tactics.
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Are you sure #1 isn't the Internet Explorer 6 cookie/privacy bug?
http://www.c4.net/Index.cfm?Method=Support.FAQ.IE6Privacy
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I believe the behavior of the CFMail tag was changed so that it no
longer immediately embeds the attachment, but rather, waits until it
sends the message. This probably doesn't directly relate to Marcello's
problem.
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Nothing changed on the SQL Server, correct? No one checked the "Boost
SQL Server priority on Windows NT" checkbox or changed any SMP settings?
Is ColdFusion the only thing that talks to SQL? Don't rule out
coincidence.
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Won't be extremely fast, but I have a set of custom tags written in CFML
for reading a CSV formatted file into a ColdFusion query object. Let me
know (off list) if you'd like a copy.
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st try a HTTP temporary redirect:
http://www.domain.com/page.cfm";>
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eem like a good idea to me.
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How do I do this and why can't I pu
ourse this isn't really
(C's|C++'s|Java's|VisualBasic's|ColdFusion's) fault. :)
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Good to know. That explains why I haven't run into it as I tend to nest
fuses (I don't actually use Fusebox but something akin to it). I try to
keep individual switch statements to between 5 and 10 case statements
with no more than 20. Gets to hard to read otherwise.
Benjamin S. R
g Fusebox style
applications to ColdFusion MX, except the fact that the first request is
always interminably slow. I don't have any in production, However. I've
only ported several such applications to a Developer Version of
ColdFusion MX for testing purpos
DDX or
mimicking the structure of WDDX as much as possible as quite a bit of
time and energy went into designing it.
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Outlook XP does not treat it as a single, clickable link.
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To be honest, I do not know. However, I believe it has something to do
with corrupted cookie files. In which case, you are more likely to see
it in sites that people revisit frequently. That has been our
experience, at least.
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site to the listed of allowed sites, which seems to bypass
the whole privacy engine.
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Su
he case. We
simply gave up. We blamed it on a thousand different things, everything
from AOL's proxy servers, to browser caching, to corporate firewalls.
The truth is we never figured it out. Looking back, the only regret I
have is that I spent so much time trying to fix a problem that I had no
con
the problem in every instance we've
encountered.
This is reasonably good work around for Intranet/Extranet sites.
Obviously, however, it is not so good for public Internet sites. So far,
we've left these sites "broken" and simply pointed our fingers at
Microsoft. So, if someone ha
#
#Form.Email#
#Form.Phone#
#Form.Comments#
#Form.NoMkt#
It's still less lines and I like the way ColdFusion does it better, but
that would be a more accurate comparison. Of course, the ASP method can
be advantageous in a lot of situations.
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without a doubt, the
most antiquated technology in any hosting environment. If nothing else,
it just makes me feel better to know that they have to fail two times
over before I start losing data and time. :)
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> If you want to know more, go to www.storagereview.com
> and have a look around.
StorageReview.com? You mean the site which has perpetually listed the
ATA-100 Western Digital SE drives in the top 5 for just about every
performance test for the past 6 months. :)
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> as bad as not
> wrapping your outgoing mail.
Are there really that many antiquated e-mail clients and gateways out
there still?
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and
then crops the image:
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Subject: cfimage
What do you folks use to allow users to upload an im
in CFCs. However, current CFC
bugs make it necessary to implement inelegant workarounds.
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r served to wait out
the first few builds, we were anxious to get away from 5.x.
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5.x and had some issues with early 6.x releases, the latest version is
by far the fastest, most stable statistics analysis application we have
ever run. That server has been running flawless for months.
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Not off hand, sorry. :(
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Thanks.. any idea on the 2nd question
> 1. The date field when it comes in is not a TRUE
> date field thus I can not use CreateODBCDate or
> DateFormat on this field to grab JUST THE DATE and
> then JUST the time. IDEAS???
ParseDateTime(Date, "POP")
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To my knowledge, there is no way to do it without plugins like ScriptX
from MeadCo:
http://www.meadroid.com/scriptx/index.htm
Even then, it only works in IE. However, the same company makes a
product which embeds IE in the Netscape browser. :)
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v
ith
Dreamweaver or exclusively if need be. I just bring this up because the
attitude is a little disconcerting: treating something as simple and
fundamental to the HomeSite experience as file browsing as a "feature"
which needs justification just doesn't fly.
Anyway, I'll relent
Actually, it was a problem specific to ADO. We switched the site to ODBC
and the problem went away. Queries stayed the same.
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From: Joshua Tipton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, April 16
from ColdFusion templates.
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-Original Message-
From: Tracy Bost [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, April 16, 2002 12:31 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: [Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver][DBNETLIB]ConnectionWrite
Has a
CFEXECUTE tag. You'll probably find more hosts willing to
install a custom tag than who've enabled the CFEXECUTE tag.
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From: Gyrus [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, April 15, 2002 8:53 AM
T
f the decimal point.
Increase the 8 to something higher for more.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Subject: Re: How do you change
Multiply the number b7 100, round it off, and then divide by 100.
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Subject: Re: How do you change
record before issuing a query? Better yet, people snubbed their
nose at MySQL because it didn't have row level locking but that is, in
essence, how ColdFusion behaves: lock the whole scope instead of the
variable being modified. MySQL has seen the light. Hopefully Macromedia
w
7.
Substituting this code should work:
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From: Phil Cruz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, March 14, 2002 5:37 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: resendundeliverablemail4.cfm and lastModi
recommend using . If, however, you are
within an included file or a custom tag and you merely want to exit that
template but continue on with the rest of the request, then use the
tag with the appropriate "Method" attribute. Both tags will
work within a CFCATCH tag.
Benjamin S. Rogers
h
y
interesting. I would have assumed that a ColdFusion that runs on the
Net CLR (which would probably require a completely separate code base)
would be too cost prohibitive.
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