CFMX Java

Okay, I am venturing into the world of Java again and am trying to figure out how to insatiate an instance of a class that is stored within a package. The .jar file in question is stored at C:\plumtree\ptedk\5.0\devkit\java\WEB- INF\lib.I have added this path to the class path in the CFMX admin

Re: CFMX Java

Okay, I figured it out.Instead of putting the folder path to the jar file in the CFMX admin, I put the entire path including the edk.jar file in the CFMX admin.Then, using the following cfobject tag, I was able to create the class instance. cfobject action="" type=java

RE: Best Practice - Forms

I have done it before storing the entire form contents into a session variable, but storing the record ID might be simpler.I will have to think about this one some more. Thanks for all of the feedback. -- Jeff Quoting Tangorre, Michael [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Right after your initial insert set a

Re: Best Practice - Forms

The problem I have run into in the past is that a user will submit a form, then see the results (confirmation page) and need to make a change, hit the back button, and end up creating record #2 instead of updating the original record. So, in this case, how do you make the second pass on the

OO Coding Relational Databases

One of the biggest issues I have getting fully into OO programming usings CFCs is my understanding of how data comes from a relational database, into an object and vice versa.Most of the CF resources I have found talk plenty about CFCs, but they completely ignore working with OO code and a

Re: Mailing List / Archive App

Thanks Michael. ... grabbing the message before or after it is sent ... What is the difference here?It would seem like after would be much simpler.Is there a benefit otherwise? ... different mail browsers use different headers ... Is there anywhere that at least states what all of the

OT: App Skinning via XSL?

This is a little off topic, but I am trying to figure out the best way to completely skin an application.Not just change a few colors via css, but be able to completely change the structure of the end display.What I have is a central application - i.e. code base, that I need to be able to

RE: App Skinning via XSL?

Thanks Barney.This was my main concern - XSL on a little menu looked pretty easy, but for a full layout?I am just trying to find the best way to make the end product look like a completly custom app, but still have one central code base for upgrades, fixes, etc. Thanks -- Je ff Quoting Barney