RE: [CFXML_Blog] Linux/Windows source tree (was RE: CFXML_blog on SourceForge)

[Cornel Ivanescu]

Hi Steven,

I was not aware of the copyright issues... the first time I saw it was on
your post, but I liked the approach and I believe it would be a faster
implementation.(even if its longer)

Yes that is what I was thinking as well one set... currently there is one
set in the 1.5 version and one in the 1.2 version... if we end up having one

separate Linux version then we will have 3 different sets at different
levels as well. So keeping a separate folder with all of the themes and all
the CSS files would help by having the latest and greatest together.

Steven .. you need to register at SourceForge first then give Giampaolo the 
Login name so he can add you to the Project. You will have to choose your
role as well ... bug tracker, developer ...etc. I think you would definitely
want to be a developer, but that is up to you. Looking forward to having you
join the SF project.

Cornel Ivanescu
CI Web Design Inc
http://ciwebstudio.com

-----Original Message-----
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Steven Erat
Sent: Tuesday, August 12, 2003 3:14 PM
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Subject: RE: [CFXML_Blog] Linux/Windows source tree (was RE: CFXML_blog on
SourceForge)

Bryan:  Integrating Java into your CFML in this manner is perfectly
supported by Macromedia (I work in Macromedia ColdFusion Product Support).
Your mechanism is simple and requires less code, and it works well.  I
believe Geoff Bowers wrote the other function (MXNA has a copyright notice
with his name on it.), so he may just prefer the object/method approach.  

Cornel(1): Again, you may want to ping Geoff Bowers ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
before using that exact code... but of course if you modified from the
original, then ???...  

Cornel(2):   >>"The reason why I said there should be a 
            >> separate folder for css and one for 
            >> Language files is that in the current setup 
            >> the latest are kept with the latest version only 
            >> and we are working still with 2 versions, soon 
            >> to be 3 (Linux)versions"  

I think that there should only be one latest version.  Trying maintain more
than one source tree will become very complicated very quickly.  I have not
yet joined the CFXML_Blog team on SourceForge, but would like to.  At this
time I haven't seen how the project is organized up there.

Giampaolo:  I would like to participate in the project development on SF.
Please tell me how.  Thanks!

-Steven Erat



-----Original Message-----
From: Bryan F. Hogan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Tuesday, August 12, 2003 2:00 PM
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Subject: RE: [CFXML_Blog] Linux/Windows source tree (was RE: CFXML_blog on
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What I meant was that the docs AFAIK do not contain documentation of things
that you can do with java.io. I'm sure that MXNA is supported but, if it's
not documented, I very much doubt that you will be able to get support for
it.

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Steven Erat
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>> "On top of that it's a supported technique."

In what sense?  One implementation in CFML isn't necessarily 'supported'
more than the other, at least not by Macromedia Product Support standards.


-----Original Message-----
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Sent: Tuesday, August 12, 2003 1:19 PM
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On top of that it's a supported technique.

-----Original Message-----
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Steven Erat
Sent: Tuesday, August 12, 2003 1:21 PM
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Agreed.  The old stand-by...

-----Original Message-----
From: Bryan F. Hogan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, August 12, 2003 1:16 PM
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Well I don't know about Macromedia, but 7 lines is better than 16 for me.

<cfscript>
if(Server.OS.Name contains 'Windows') {
        localVars.pathSep='\';
} else {
        localVars.pathSep='/';
}
</cfscript>