Right,
A big event run by a commercial company, not for
profit?
Sounds like a load of crap. Just because it doesn’t
make a profit isn’t the same as it being NFP.
I don’t see any references anywhere on the
site to it being NFP which is normally splashed everywhere when it is.
DaleI'm under the impression that MXDU/WebDU is not run for profit.AndrewOn 11/10/06, Dale Fraser <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Robin,I realise that this is an event that is held by a commercial company that
make money from it.I think however that long term all tech conferences that last the test ofti
I'm possible the biggest proponent of CF in Queensland, and I'm more
than happy for WebDU to be in Sydney.
Its run by Daemon, and to my knowledge is _NOT_ run to make money, but
to build community. THIS community.
It takes a huge amount of effort and planning each year, and I would
think it would
> I realise that this is an event that is held by a commercial company that
> make money from it.
I'd be surprised if there's any $$$ profit from WebDU. the size it is,
breaking even is a best hope...
Dale, I'd agree with you if it there were (many) more people in AUS
that would go, but this is
Robin,
I realise that this is an event that is held by a commercial company that
make money from it.
I think however that long term all tech conferences that last the test of
time travel around. People attend every couple of years when it's convenient
and that means sometimes due to financial co
> but at the end of the day it's something Geoff at Daemon decided to
> start up off his own bat.
and even those that have to travel, are glad he did.
I really doubt that bringing the thing to, say, Brisbane would
actually work - financially and enough people to create a "vibe". As
it is, a fair
Go back to where you downloaded it
http://www.fusion-reactor.com/fusiondebug/downloads.php
And you see a link to the user guide.
Without a license you get 20days to use it.
Senior Coldfusion Developer
Aegeon Pty. Ltd.
www.aegeon.com.au
Phone: +613 8676 4223
Mobile: 0404 998 273
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My vote is for Queensland,
Sun, babes, oh yeah and that conference :)
Regards,
Bjorn Schultheiss
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You know it's Daemon's conference? Sure Adobe and others (Microsoft,
Straker, Gruden, Nectarine, RocketBoots etc) sponsor the conference
but at the end of the day it's something Geoff at Daemon decided to
start up off his own bat.
Robin
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On 11/10/2006, at 1:
WebDU looked pretty successful last year (?) ...
I'm not really sure why everyone likes to hold big events in Sydney.. Though
off the top of my head.
the weather - which has been great lately
the size - lots of places to do, things to go etc
the location - central to the east coast cities
the wo
Sydney is the reason why Queenlanders live in Queenland... and why
people move here 1500 new people a week, I've been told.
besides, for us Queenlanders it gives us a chance to get away from our
wives (partners).
so, for non-sydney residents, all I can say is "Virgin Blue" "Early
Bird Speci
That's a lame reason.
Adobe aren't in Vegas.
If they want this thing to grow and be successful, it needs to travel
around. If it was in Melbourne I'd send my whole team, I can't do that to
Sydney.
Regards
Dale Fraser
http://dale.fraser.id.au
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Cause Daemon is in Sydney...
(Hey.. if I was organising a conference, I'd want it in my backyard too)
Mark
On 10/11/06, Dale Fraser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> My rant for the day,
>
> Shouldn't this conference be moving around? There is a large user base in
> both Victoria & Queensland.
>
>
On 10/11/06, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> One can only hope for the survival of CF.
Whether it is a survival tactic or not, I definitely have a need for a
free version for use inhouse for a small number of users.
Chris
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My rant for the day,
Shouldn't this conference be moving around? There is a large user base in
both Victoria & Queensland.
Why is it in Sydney again?
Regards
Dale Fraser
http://dale.fraser.id.au
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Do we *really* want to open that old discussion all over again? :-)
I don't think there's anything new that could be said. There are those who
see CF in pending doom, and others who've heard it all before over the years
and continue to make a great living with it. Nothing's perfect, but it's not
Jeremy, please do drop a note directly to [EMAIL PROTECTED] I'm
sure they will both love to hear about the problem and, as in Andrew's case,
may offer a bug fix. I'm not aware of that problem myself.
As for "tutorials/best practices available that show how to make debugging
CFC a bit nicer", do
One can only hope for the survival of CF.
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Thats amazing as I haven't been able to achieve even that result. I
found that if I ran the debugger or should I say it was running, I
called my coldfusion page which had a CFC invoked in it. I got an error
along the lines of its to "big to show the results". I have never seen
an error like this b
Charlie,
FD support sent me an update, and it now
works for me and it was discovered in some cases to be a bug.
Thanks for you interest though.
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I would guess "no". The CFC explorer is a CFML app running under the CF
Admin directory, and it simply invokes your CFC. If you're expecting code to
have run before the CFC is invoked, it will not have run it. This is perhaps
one of the reasons that there's a recommendation (best practice) against
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