To add my 2c,
Denny, Reactor isn't really a framework. It is a way to automate the
persistence of objects. In OO programming, you often create DAOs and Gateways
(data access objects and table data gateways) to abstract your database access
code for single records and recordsets. Firstly, I
To add my 2c,
Denny, Reactor isn't really a framework. It is a way to automate the
persistence of objects. In OO programming, you often create DAOs and Gateways
(data access objects and table data gateways) to abstract your database access
code for single records and recordsets. Firstly, I
Personally, I have a little script I use to create my own IIS logs where I
replace the appropriate URL variables with an associated page name. It means
you have one set of logs which shows how many people have been looking at
different images and with a lot of hits to index.cfm but another which
Hi Aaron,
I've only skimmed the Flex product page, but . . .
I think the point he is making is that Flex builder is no longer required to
build Flex apps. From what I understand it's a RAD IDE for more quickly
creating flex apps, but flex uses XML to describe UI components and
ActionScript to
Just to throw it into the mix, I have used a different approach to this ever
since I first threw together a tree based CMS in 1997. I don't know that it
is a good approach, but it is fast on retrieval and capable of quick and
easy cascading deletes (which I make optional on an object-property
Hi Barney,
Agree wholeheartedly with performance comments re: my approach. Never said
it was good - I just didn't know about nested sets in '97!!! Am looking to
port to a nested set model based on your comments.
Do you know any easy way to get the nest level for each record using a
nested set
Hi Barney,
Agree wholeheartedly with performance comments re: my approach. Never said
it was good - I just didn't know about nested sets in '97!!! Am looking to
port to a nested set model based on your comments.
Do you know any easy way to get the nest level for each record using a
nested set
= t.right
) AS depth
FROM myTable t
WHERE something or other ...
As before, change the = and = to and to get the ancestor count rather
than depth.
cheers,
barneyb
On 2/1/06, Peter Bell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Barney,
Agree wholeheartedly with performance comments re: my approach
Wow. Does that really perform OK on large recordsets? If I'm getting it
right, if you had 100,000 records and wanted all of the top level set
members (the problem would be smalle for lower level nodes), you'd run a
query which would find every record, compute the sub query for each record
as part
Hi There,
You can't include .aspx scripts using a cfinclude. There are two options for
integration. If this is a do x in coldfusion then y in aspx you may be
able to get away with a response redirect (cflocation).
More likely if you need access to function calls, a relatively inefficient
but
One simple question re: CFEclipse. I'm still using CF Studio 5.0. I can
write my code, snippet support is good, and I can use the left hand side
explorer view to FTP to my web servers and edit file in situ. I find
Dreamweaver to be a little buggy if/when the FTP connection runs slowly, so
I still
balancing/clustering needs, so I'm not sure if they are the right providers
or not.
Best Wishes,
Peter Bell
SystemsForge
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