Ajas, you mention some loving/some hating XML files. I didn't see any reply
from you on my note offering yet another alternative (sent 10/24), where I
said simply:
Or one may find it a little easier to use ini files, and CF's functions to
read them (added in CF 6), such as getprofilestring,
Hi Charlie,
I did see your suggestion and I like it as well. Thats why I said thank you
everyone and I didnt pick any single reply/post.
I wasnt aware of using ini file in ColdFusion for config and it was good to
know.
As always, your input was very helpful.
Thanks,
On Wed, Nov 4, 2009 at
I use XML (as stated before) but for this single purpose, I agree with Charlie
that it would be much simpler and just as affective to use the INI file
functionality built into CF. You will use half the lines of code to do that vs
the XML option.
Still, XML is a nice buzz word and if you want
Let me throw yet another wrinkle into the discussion. WDDX. There are times
when I want to have configurations that are represented as complex objects,
that an INI file cannot do (or at least without pain), and XML parsing is
horrid at (syntactically). With WDDX I can make a read of the file
Hi, I'm new to the list, so please bare with me.
I have a Mac and would like to develop using CF9. How to I do this when I
also need to work with a database? I've only worked with Oracle and MSSQL,
which I haven't seen a Mac version for either. How do you develop locally?
Do you use another
You should be able to install a version of MySQL. CF supports that.
Forrest C. Gilmore
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Constance Scott-Ives wrote:
Hi, I'm new to the list, so please bare with me.
I have a Mac and would like to develop using CF9. How to I do this
when I also need to work with a
There are download and install options for MySQL on a MAC:
http://dev.mysql.com/downloads/mysql/5.1.html
I'm not a MAC user so I'm not much help beyond that. Best of luck and Happy
Programming! :-)
From: ad...@acfug.org [mailto:ad...@acfug.org] On Behalf Of Constance Scott-Ives
Sent:
Thank you Forrest and Wes. I'll try that tonight. I've not used MySQL
before. I'm sure the SQL statements are similar to other databases.
Constance
On Wed, Nov 4, 2009 at 3:12 PM, Wes Byrd w...@dynapp.com wrote:
There are download and install options for MySQL on a MAC:
I love SQLyog as my MySQL database admin. Bad news... no MAC support. I did a
search and come up with this nice site that shows alternatives to SQLyog for DB
admin via a MAC:
http://alternativeto.net/desktop/sqlyog/?platform=mac
Any MAC users who admin MySQL databases out there? If so, what
I work with a few guys who are mac developers using CF and MySQL, and they
use NaviCat. They are big fans of that app. It appears they have a free
(lite) version now:
http://www.navicat.com/download/download.html
I use SQLyog on Windows - the community edition. I like it. I also tend
to use
Good point. I did say I realized that ini files weren’t as “robust or
flexible”. :-) But WDDX files are definitely a step above that before making up
one’s own XML. They all have their place, so good to be reminded every once in
a while.
And thanks for the concurrence on INI files, Wes.
I've actually got an initialization customtag that does xml or wddx if anyone
is interested.
From: Charlie Arehart char...@carehart.org
To: discussion@acfug.org
Sent: Wed, November 4, 2009 5:18:46 PM
Subject: RE: [ACFUG Discuss] Development vs Production
On the mac there are a couple of database products which I like.
Navicat and also Froq (mySQL, oracle, MS SQL, etc. http://www.alwintroost.nl/?id=82
). In the past the bad thing about Navicat was it was only mySQL and
now they have a premium version which is also Oracle and PostgreSQL.
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