On 6/4/06, Claude Schneegans <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >>I feel like these toolkit projects are probably more attuned to
> performance and stability issues, as they are being used for some
> fairly intense apps.
>
> Make no mistake, these tool kits (at least my ODBCMyAdmin) use a lot of
> Javas
>>I feel like these toolkit projects are probably more attuned to
performance and stability issues, as they are being used for some
fairly intense apps.
Make no mistake, these tool kits (at least my ODBCMyAdmin) use a lot of
Javascript,
but what they produce is plain vanilla CFM and HTML code.
> If it's not out there, I'll make one somehow, I guess. dhtmlgoodies looks
> like it's got stuff to fit the bill, UI wise.
If you haven't already, I'd take a look at dojo...
http://dojotoolkit.org/
If I was going to do some intense AJAX/DHTML work, I'd look at using
one of these toolkits (like d
Thanks Snake. I'm looking for open source and multi-databased, when
I'm looking.
Hey Claude, if you put up your stuff, give a holler, I'd like to see it.
I'm yearning for a DHTML or flash based one, as I've found that I really
like the visual aspects of relational stuff. Something with a slick
>>Does it run on linux based CF instances?
With CFMX, I suppose, although I never tested.
It only uses a CFC in Java.
With CF 5 it needs a CFX (ODBCInfo) which won't run under Linux.
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Subject: Re: Generic database management tool
On 6/3/06, Claude Schneegans <[EM
On 6/3/06, Claude Schneegans <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> >>Is this a web-based tool?
>
> Sure: 100%
Does it run on linux based CF instances?
> I've tried CFEclipse, but CFStudio eclipses it ;-)
Heh. That's totally alright, what's good for the goose
don't mean it's good for the gander.
>>Is this a web-based tool?
Sure: 100%
You just install it on your server, preferabilly on your development server.
For CF5, you just have a CFX to install, for CFMX you don't need.
Presently I have tested it for
- Access,
- MySQL
- Oracle,
- MS SQLServer,
- Sybase
For Access, there is also a Co
On 6/2/06, Claude Schneegans <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> - "advanced query buider" à la Access, with all types of JOINS, GROUP,
> WHERE, HAVING etc. clauses;
> even UNIONs are supported (not in Access)
Is this a web-based tool? I assumed so at first, but don't know how you'd
tie that in w
>>Isn't that what he was asking?
Actually, he didn't specify MySQL.
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Isn't that what he was asking? Or did I miss something...I am prone to
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From: Claude Schneegans [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, 03 June 2006 06:30
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Subject: Re: Generic database management tool
>>Ther
>>That's an unfortunate restriction.
When I started this project, Mozilla was still on the drawing board, and
Netscape
was definitely not able to do the job.
Now it would just be a question of verifying all scripts for
compatibility with Mozilla.
I t is almost done actually.
>>Mice are overra
>>There is also a cfmyadmin.
Exact, although CFMyadmin is just PHPMyadmin rewriten in CF, and like
PHPMyadmin,
it only handles MySQL databases.
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Claude Schneegans wrote:
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> - All writen in CF and Javascript, compatible with IE.
That's an unfortunate restriction.
> - direct acces to the tool from CF Studio;
CF What? ;)
> ALL above without using any key on your keyboard, only the mouse.
Mice are overrated. =) I use keyboard shortcuts
neric database management tool
>>Is anyone out there using any kind of generic database management
scripts.
I have something like that presently on the back burner.
It is called "ODBCMyAdmin", although the name might change since is also
handles JDBC databases now.
The bas
>>Is anyone out there using any kind of generic database management
scripts.
I have something like that presently on the back burner.
It is called "ODBCMyAdmin", although the name might change since is also
handles JDBC databases now.
The basic idea is PHPMyAdmin, although more powerful, writte
On 6/2/06, Jim Wright <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> -the table I want to edit
> -a list of fields that should be shown in the list view
> -the fields that should be edited in the form view, and what type of
> field each is (which determines what type of form control to use, and
> simple validation
> When you say, "define a schema" do you mean you want the tool to build
> the database for you as well? Or do you want a tool that you can point
> at an existing database that will examine its schema and give you a
> forms interface to it?
>
Neither...assume the database is created, and I want a
> Or do you want a tool that you can point
> at an existing database that will examine its schema and give you a
> forms interface to it?
This is what Plum does.
Respectfully,
Adam Phillip Churvis
Certified Advanced ColdFusion MX 7 Developer
BlueDragon Alliance Founding Committee
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> Is anyone out there using any kind of generic database management
> scripts...something that could be plugged in to a homegrown CMS to
> provide easy management of those "other" tables that must be dealt
> with? Basically something where you can define a schema, and it
will
> produce the pages/f
r Windows standard, it's a bargain. Does data transfer, automated
> backups, import/export, much more.
>
> -- Josh
>
>
>
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Subject: Re: Generic database management tool
> On 6/2/06, Ken Ferguson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Sounds like Jim's after so
On 6/2/06, Ken Ferguson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Sounds like Jim's after something kinda plum(ish) to me, unless I'm
> reading it wrong.
> www.productivityenhancement.com
>
> --Ferg
Plum looks interesting, but it is more complicated than what I'm
currently looking for. What I want is somethin
> Reactor is a data layer you can build things on top of.
> I think Jim is after something that will auto-build a view layer as well.
Exactly...if I decide to build a new one, I may look at using Reactor
as the data layer.
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Sounds like Jim's after something kinda plum(ish) to me, unless I'm
reading it wrong.
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Tom Chiverton wrote:
> On Friday 02 June 2006 17:05, Munson, Jacob wrote:
>
>> A lot of people rave about Doug Hughe's Reactor. I've never used it
>> (although I mean
On Friday 02 June 2006 17:05, Munson, Jacob wrote:
> A lot of people rave about Doug Hughe's Reactor. I've never used it
> (although I mean to some day), but I think it does what I believe you
> are looking for.
Reactor is a data layer you can build things on top of.
I think Jim is after somethin
A lot of people rave about Doug Hughe's Reactor. I've never used it
(although I mean to some day), but I think it does what I believe you
are looking for.
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> From: Jim Wright [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Friday, June 02, 2006 9:47 AM
>
> Is anyone out there usin
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