Hi Duncan,
last time I looked this was near on impossible with the inbuilt gateway as
it pretends to be a user - I have gotten around this in the past by using a
Java XMPP implementation and using that to talk to the IM server.
I know, this is not what you wanted to hear but it does work :)
So a work around would be to simply put the username in as the first
part of the message I suppose.
I am also thinking about how to allow a staff member to keep more than
one session going - currently the chat sessions are held in the app
scope, and routed back that way, but that allows only one
Have you used Smack
http://www.igniterealtime.org/projects/smack/index.jsp ? or do you
have another recommendation for a library?
On 5/28/07, Lucas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Duncan,
last time I looked this was near on impossible with the inbuilt gateway as
it pretends to be a user - I have
Duncan,
That is actually a good question, and to date I haven't done any work on the
eventgateway with IM's. However, from what I do understand the gateway can't
know unless you tell the server certain credentials as to who the IM came
from.
So if you are asking for say yourself to send an IM
Nice one David - i am doing this for some not-so-savvy users (read
sales marketing) so this may be too easy to give a client the wrong
answer or get confused. I dont think its fool proof enough. Tommorrow
I will look at Smack.
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Hi Duncan
In regard
I have had a crush on Mel for years now lol! Just do not let her know!!!
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As far as I understand it is exposed in the CFIDE of you run CF7
Enterprise. Just not in standard. This is how you build your WAR / EAR
files
On 28/05/07, MrBuzzy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Who is we? Maybe it's not documented because it can be used to do
admin tasks but it's not secured. Ie.
Simon, yeah (I think) that's what I was getting at. And good point, maybe
CFANT isn't usable in the Standard edition...?
I used CFANT to rebuild an existing WAR defined in the CF Administrator
(CFIDE).
Using CFANT doesn't require the user to be authorised. Most of the other
administrator
Hi all,
I'm looking for someone able to help with building some Java classes that
can be called through CF.
I'm wanting to make a CF tag that can send mail over a secure (SSL) port.
Happy to share the fame and glory if someone wants to help for free, *but
also MORE than happy to pay for this
Hey,
Taco, can I ask why you need to do this. Email is not that secure, even when
being sent SSL. But there are other ways to skin the cat, can you describe
what you want to achieve.
Regards
Dale Fraser
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Hi All,
I have the need to create a cfc method which will update a large number
of db fields.. (50+). Here are 2 options I'm considering:
1. Accept an argument for each field
2. Accept a single argument containing a structure with all the data
required for each field
Thoughts?
Cheers,
Adam
I think it depends on the cfc and it's purpose.
You could write one generic class, lets say called
Database.cfc
Which could have methods such as select, update, insert etc. Then they could
take paramaters such as you described in 2. This class is then generic and
can be smart enough to update
Hi Dale,
Thanks for the reply.. I think I must have been a bit vague with my
question, I already have the cfc set up using the DOA/Gateway model..
I guess I'm asking which of the 2 options for accepting a large amount
of data is prettier.. or whether there are pros and cons of either which
will
In that case I like Option 1.
As you get some validation when passing in fields with incorrect names etc.
Where as if you define a struct and pass it in, the error is in execution
rather than matching the function signature.
Mind you, 50 columns is a lot and I wonder if your DB is structured
I will agree with Mike, a Bean with setters and getters for your object can
be added to a collection of beans and you get your validation with the
setter.
And the beauty is that you can override you DAO object to then take the
collection and iterate over the object.
Andrew Scott
Senior
Anyone explain what this is and when you would us it?
Regards
Dale Fraser
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Dale,
Same as java, the idea I believe never used it myself. Is to make the method
private except to the package it belongs to.
Andrew Scott
Senior Coldfusion Developer
Aegeon Pty. Ltd.
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Phone: +613 8676 4223
Mobile: 0404 998 273
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in CF a package is a folder...
...so any CFC's in the same folder will be able to access that
function.
[cfdocs]
package: available only to the component that declares the method,
components that extend the component, or any other components in the
package.
[/cfdocs]
when you would use it is to
Hi Dale,
I use it with the DAO/Gateway model..
mProduct (dir)
productManager.cfc
productDAO.cfc
productGateway.cfc
Only the productManager cfc is called by the application code.. the
manager calls the relevant
DAO/Gateway cfc depending on the function.. in this scenario
Yeah,
Me too only use public, private and remote.
I'll have to play with it.
Regards
Dale Fraser
http://dalefraser.blogspot.com
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Anyone located the CS3 version of Coldfusion Help file for CTRL F1.
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Dale Fraser
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I get http://livedocs.adobe.com/coldfusion/7/index.html if using CTRL+F1 or
the in-built help if using SHIFT+F1 within a CFML tag or function.
On 29/05/07, Dale Fraser [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anyone located the CS3 version of Coldfusion Help file for CTRL F1.
Regards
Dale Fraser
Peter,
Yeah the Shift F1 is not the best, I used to have in DW8.
Ctrl F1 going to Compiled Help.
Regards
Dale Fraser
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I found this
http://www.tom-muck.com/extensions/help/contexthelptoolbar/
Which isn't too bad, gives you context sensitive from Live Docs. Still the
Compiled help was local and fast.
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Dale Fraser
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