Just so's you know: this Lindex (I posted about it a little while
ago).The CFDJ article was working off the fact that it was shipped
with the DevNet Resource Kit 3.
Note that you don't NEED the DRK to use it (the product itself is
open-source) but the DRK does have some nice tools and docs
Hi,
I am trying to set up a fairly advanced security/rights/permissions system
for a web-app. I am having some trouble just to figure out how to set up
the database with a list of rights, groups and users. I would to set up
the groups in a parent/child relationship that inherit rights, and I
A factor to take into account: reuse. If you code in CF you might be able
to reuse snippets/tags/udf:s/cfc/circuits/fuses, which you won't be able
to if you shift to alternative technology X.
If you shift your whole shop to Zope/Python, then it would make sense
though (future apps would reuse the
Yeps it is, and if you decide to use it, might I sugget you throw a donation his way?
- Calvin
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Subject: Re: Date Picker
jon hall wrote:
http://dynarch.com/mishoo/calendar.epl
If you
ot that i have much experience in this, but here's a shot.
I'm assuming that users dont have any rights unless they belong to a group.Also asumme that it's a 1 level parent/child scheme (like, just parent and many childs, not grandparents or great-great grandchildren).but that wont make a
#5...I'd be happy to contribute to a worthwhile project., but I dont
have enough time (or project management experience) to dedicate to
managing a project. Almost all of the successful open source projects
have some kind of corporate sponsorship,
This only tends to be required for the larger,
Mr Forta's Advanced ColdFusion MX App Developement book has a good section
on this sort of thing.
Also I think there are some articles on Macromedia have a look.
-Darren Adams
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Sent: 11 October 2003 20:57
To: CF-Talk
Thanks,
I actually had in mind an unlimited parent/child relationships in the
groups. So that the super-parent would be the Admin group, that all
other groups are derived from, like superusers inherit the rights from
the admin group, but with rights X,Y Z revoked. And the regular users
group is
Thanks for the feedback everyone. Zope doesn't sound as bad as
it seems. Only issues is learning while architecting a large project.
It's true learning on company time is a big perk. Does anyone see
Python and/or Zope and professionally marketable skill?
Python, absolutely. Zope, not so much
In addition, a user
should be able to have specific rights assigned to him.
That is possible.Just give him a group of his own, give it his own name or something.
And the other stuff, it is possible with this design.Just that i can't conceptualize it in terms of a SQL query, to get someone's
Hugo Ahlenius wrote:
I actually had in mind an unlimited parent/child relationships in
the groups. So that the super-parent would be the Admin group,
that all other groups are derived from, like superusers inherit
the rights from the admin group, but with rights X,Y Z revoked.
And the
Can you explain please?
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From: Jochem van Dieten
To: CF-Talk
Sent: Monday, October 13, 2003 4:48 AM
Subject: RE: ACL database design
Hugo Ahlenius wrote:
I actually had in mind an unlimited parent/child relationships in
the groups. So that the super-parent would
| Hugo Ahlenius wrote:
|
| I actually had in mind an unlimited parent/child relationships in
| the groups. So that the super-parent would be the Admin group,
| that all other groups are derived from, like superusers inherit
| the rights from the admin group, but with rights X,Y Z revoked.
|
brob said:
From: Jochem van Dieten
Hugo Ahlenius wrote:
I actually had in mind an unlimited parent/child relationships
in the groups. So that the super-parent would be the Admin
group, that all other groups are derived from, like superusers
inherit the rights from the admin group, but with
Were you referring to Hugo's post, or to the table scheme i posted?
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From: Jochem van Dieten
To: CF-Talk
Sent: Monday, October 13, 2003 5:04 AM
Subject: Re: ACL database design
brob said:
From: Jochem van Dieten
Hugo Ahlenius wrote:
I actually had in mind an
Jochem,
As the SQL guru, how do I design a query with a recursive table (unlimited
parent/child relationships). So that i.e. a group has a foreign key to the
parent group. So that I can, in one query get all the parents of a
specific group (a recursive join?)
/Hugo
Thank you everybody for your help. Tony, the code in your last post works just the way I want it to. Many Thanks again
Allan
first of all, whats this?
cfoutput#DateFormat(Now()-7,/mm/dd)# - #qTmp.DateTime#/cfoutput
dateAdd() needs to be in there for the -7 thing to work.
here is the below
Hugo Ahlenius said:
As the SQL guru, how do I design a query with a recursive table
(unlimited parent/child relationships). So that i.e. a group has a
foreign key to the parent group. So that I can, in one query get all
the parents of a specific group (a recursive join?)
If you mean that a
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Hugo Ahlenius wrote:
As the SQL guru, how do I design a query with a recursive table (unlimited
parent/child relationships). So that i.e. a group has a foreign key to the
parent group. So that I can, in one query get all the parents of a
specific group (a recursive join?)
Google joe celko
Well you can always go here http://sourceforge.net/softwaremap/trove_list.php?form_cat=262
Then to break it down even further this is a great Forums project.
http://sourceforge.net/projects/fbopenforums/
Bob Everland
I'm looking for alternative Forums that are codedin Cold Fusion like
Thanks for this link!
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From: Geoff Bowers
To: CF-Talk
Sent: Monday, October 13, 2003 7:15 AM
Subject: Re: ACL database design
Hugo Ahlenius wrote:
As the SQL guru, how do I design a query with a recursive table (unlimited
parent/child relationships). So that i.e.
We have developed a suite of tags for working with an Apache Lucene index ( http://www.lucene.com).Our suite is far more robust than that offered by the DRK.For instance, we maintain an index of 100,000+ articles and it takes no more than a fraction of a second to search.
We are also able to
Ryan Emerle wrote:
re: lucene
It's really amazing how well this search engine works.It is far more
flexible than Verity.
What exactly is more flexible than Verity?I'm an old Verity hack from
way back -- and I'm interested in Lucene but can't really see what it
does that's so special.
--
Maybe I'm just being a NAG here, but here's what's happening: I'm
parsing 2 RSS feeds when a page loads with MX's xmlparse function.
First thing I noticed was that even though the files were local, it
wasn't very quick. I put some trace code in and noticed that the first
time the xmlparse
And while we're on the topic: are there better alternatives to MX's
native XML support?
You can call a Java parser directly and do pretty much whatever you want
with it...
BTW I have an old quote on this:
I have yet to come across an XML system where the true performance
bottleneck is XML
Mainly i will cite that it is open source which allows for nearly limitless flexibility.Indexing and searching can be crafted to your application.Outside of that, check out the lucene website (posted earlier) for a breakdown of what Lucene can do.
I have found the following to be true of lucene
I have found the following to be true of lucene and not necessarily with
Verity:
does lucene handle unicode?
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Paul,
Yes, i can use Native Java Classes (GregorianCalender,TimeZone) to pull any Regional Date/Time.
then what are you after with setLocale and LSDateFormat?
I think u can convert the local time to GMT and +/- to get the desired Regional Date/Time using CF
but I was under the impression
Is Lucene for someone who has never coded in java ?
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From: Paul Hastings [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, October 13, 2003 10:27 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Alternatives to Verity
I have found the following to be true of lucene and not necessarily
with
Verity:
then what are you after with setLocale and LSDateFormat?
I think u can convert the local time to GMT and +/- to get the desired
Regional Date/Time using CF
but I was under the impression (setLocale and other International
functions) wouldallow you
to dynamically set the Locale for the
Have you found there to be any downsides to it?
Ade
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Sent: 13 October 2003 14:41
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Alternatives to Verity
Mainly i will cite that it is open source which allows for nearly limitless
BACKGROUND INFO:
I'm creating an admin form allowing a user to enter class schedules.
Class Title, Class Description, Class Time, Class Price are all simple
inserts.
The problem comes in when entering the class dates. There are sometimes one
class, sometimes two, four or six. Often times they
Wow I'd be really surprised if cfhttp was quicker than cffile.
Oddly enough, sometimes it is, when used to fetch a file from the local
machine. I was very surprised by that myself, as it strikes me as
counterintuitive, to say the least.
Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
http://www.figleaf.com/
I'm new to CF and I am running CFMX 6.1 on Redhat 8.
I've inadvertatntly deleted the CFIDE directory. Is there
anyway to recreate it without re-installing cold fusion?
I don't have the install disks, at this time I'm still using
the evaluation version. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
I'd imagine that CFFILE has to read the entire file from the file system
every time, while CFHTTP can make use of optimizations at the web server
level.So if you have a good web server, it makes sense that it might be
faster.Of course, using CFHTTP requires that your file be web accessible,
which
Hi everyone.Thanks to Lee and Ian for helping me last time with dynamic menus.I was able to get into the webmonkey tutorial Ian recommended and also have absorbed Lee's technique for meshing HTML form elements with cfinput tags.THanks guys.I am having another issue now.I keep getting a java
Got a cfinput, it's required, and the validation is a regular _expression_.
The Problem: The regular _expression_ isn't allowing a capital letter after
the '@'. I'm sure there are other faults with this regular _expression_, but
you see...I'm just not there yet when it comes to troubleshooting
I think for xhtml you should look to put the form outside the table. As for
the error, I doubt it is to do with the message attribute of your option
tag.
Forget about the html for a while and just output the query.
Try using cfdump var=#yourQueryName# / to have a look at the query.
Ade
Here's a nice little _expression_ I use.
var chkEmail=
/^([\w-]+(?:\.[\w-]+)*)@((?:[\w-]+\.)*\w[\w-]{0,66})\.([a-z]{2,6}(?:\.[a-z]{
2})?)$/i;
if ((form.Email.value.length 6 ) || (chkEmail.test(form.Email.value) ==
false)) {
var msg= Email address entry error!\n\nPlease a valid email
Gilbert,
1) Use the CreateODBCDate function
i.e CreateODBCDate(createdate(form.year,form.month,form.day)) This will fix the date formating problem
2) Think about using a seperate lookup table associating classes with times. This way you can CFLoop around the infoirmation and pull the dates into
This regex was intended to be used with a case-insensitive regular
_expression_ checker.To make it case insensitive, there are two things
you'll have to do.
replace a-z in brackets with a-zA-Z
replace each of aero, coop, info, museum, and name with EVERYPOSSIBLE
CAPITALIZATION POSSIBILITY.
brob wrote:
Were you referring to Hugo's post, or to the table scheme i posted?
You should learn how to read email headers:
References:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Would that be Hugo or you?
Also it said:
Hugo Ahlenius wrote:
Please refer to RFC 1855, RFC 2646 and RFC 2822 if you are
unfamiliar with
yes it sets the locale. a locale isn't a timezone. what exactly do you
There isnt a direct way to Pull the Locale Time Zone in CFMX, you have use Native Classes to do this.
dateConvert() is NOT a clean solution..
Lets say you want to pull the Date/Time for Australia/Melbourne(EST)
To
On Monday 13 Oct 2003 17:01 pm, Ben Doom wrote:
replace each of aero, coop, info, museum, and name with EVERYPOSSIBLE
CAPITALIZATION POSSIBILITY.
Or alternatively, don't bother checking the TLD against a static list, because
eventualy a new one will crop up, and you'll wind people up who have
Perhaps for non documents - SQL server's full text search may be another
suggestion? Its *reported* to be easier to maintain.
Kola
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From: Adrian Lynch [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 13 October 2003 15:39
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Alternatives to Verity
Have you
Jeremy,
when I insert one date at a time there is no problem.The problem comes
when the user needs to insert multiple dates for a particular clas.
classTitle: Guitar for Beginners (text box)
classTime: 12:00-2:00PM (select list)
classDate:
user chooses Oct 1, Oct 8, Oct 15, Oct 22
OK now, with
Does Lucene index non-webpages as well? I.e. pdf, rtf, word etc?
/Hugo
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I use:
^[a-zA-Z]([.]?([[:alnum:]_-]+[.]?)*[[:alnum:]_-])?@([[:alnum:]\-_]+\.)+[a-zA-Z]{2,4}$
which, admittedly, won't allow .museum addresses, but will match most
common emails.
--Ben Doom
Thomas Chiverton wrote:
On Monday 13 Oct 2003 17:01 pm, Ben Doom wrote:
replace each of aero, coop,
Does Lucene index non-webpages as well? I.e. pdf, rtf, word etc?
Try going here to answer these and other questions. It's a pretty comprehensive site:
http://jakarta.apache.org/lucene/docs/index.html
Regards,
Dave.
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Can anyone point out a *good* tutorial they used to get up and a good handle
on MX and Web Services??We need to springboard and want to make sure we
are approaching properly.
Thanks in advance!!
Regards,
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There isnt a direct way to Pull the Locale Time Zone in CFMX, you have use
Native Classes to do this.
dateConvert() is NOT a clean solution..
you've missed the whole point of that example. it grabs the timezone offset
from the client's w/s silently passes it back to the server. from there
you
I am calling an Oracle Stored Procedure using CFMX's cfstoredproc tag
and I am getting the following error and I can not seem to figure out
the case.
--
Error Executing Database Query.
[Macromedia][Oracle JDBC Driver]Incorrect parameter bindings for stored
procedure call. Check your bindings
Not in my experience.The version we are using does not natively support anything other than plain text, but it is easy enough to build analyzers for PDF, Word, etc..
The only other thing i can think of is that version 1.2 final does not support range queries fully.So, for instance, you cannot
Gil,
When you output getClassDate before going into the loop, what is the value of the variable? Is it 4? Is it 1?
P.S. The CFTRANSACTION and CFTRY/CFCATCH block are to ensure the right data is going into the mutliple INSERT block
Also, take a look at the evaluation function and the
As a guess, check you are sending the correct number of params and that they
are of the correct type for Oracle.
Ade
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From: Troy Simpson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 13 October 2003 18:07
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Calling Oracle9i StoreProcedure from CFMX
I am calling
You can't insert multiple records with a single inset.You will want to
loop over your date list doing a different insert each iteration.
cfloop list=datelist index=date
cfquery
INSERT INTO table
(field1,field2,field3)
value1,value2,date
/cfquery
/cfloop
Also, the CFTRANSACTION tag is
jeremy,
I'll give cftransaction,cftry/cfcatch; and everything another look.
thx
gil
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From: Jeremy Brodie [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, October 13, 2003 1:23 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re:multiple inserts, no solution
Gil,
When you output getClassDate before
I don't really know much about Oracle, but from what you have posted in your
code you seem to have an in/out param in the SP, if that's the case wouldn't
you need another cfprocparam with type of inout? Just guessing mind.
Ade
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From: Troy Simpson [mailto:[EMAIL
you've missed the whole point of that example. it grabs the timezone offset
from the client's w/s silently passes it back to the server.
I understand the example grabs the TimeZone of User Browser to pass it back
to the server. Doesnt the name(getClientTZ.cfm) itself imply that... duh!.
Ouch. Heheh. Sorry I asked.
It turned out to have been something else - this particular RSS (BBC
feed in fact) was for whatever reason taking an extra long time to
build. I tried it w/ a handful of other feeds and it seems fine now.
Thanks,
Rich
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From: Massimo
What's the most efficient way to search through an XML to check - let's
say - a user name password kept in an XML file of all users? I haven't
dug into this yet - but I'm going to try pulling the XML and then Xpath?
Any other approaches?
-Rich
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I do this all the time. It's relatively simple. Create what you want the
document to look like in Word, then save it as an RTF. Open the RTF, figure
out where your dynamic content is, and replace it with the variables you
need.
You do need to learn some very basic RTF syntax, but I've found that
What would this other CFPROCPARAM look like?
Adrian Lynch wrote:
I don't really know much about Oracle, but from what you have posted
in your
code you seem to have an in/out param in the SP, if that's the case
wouldn't
you need another cfprocparam with type of inout? Just guessing mind.
oi CF-Talk,!!
knowing not much about clustering, is it possible to cluster cfmx if it is running as a standalone
server, or does it need to be integrated with IIS (for example...)
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Agreed. The point I was trying t
cftransaction
cfloop list=datelist index=date
cftry
cfquery
INSERT INTO table
(field1,field2,field3)
value1,value2,date
/cfquery
cfcatch
Run error catching code
cfabort
/cfcatch
/cftry
/cfloop
/cftranaction
You can't insert multiple records with a single
It depends on your XML file format.If you want the ability to search
rapidly based on username, then structure your XML like this:
user-list
user username=barneyb
nameBarney Boisvert/name
passwordmyPass/password
/username
user-list
Having the username as an attribute to the USER tag will allow
cfstoredproc procedure=IAWA_PKG.getIAWAPage datasource=InsideWood
debug=yes returncode=yes
cfprocparam type=In cfsqltype=CF_SQL_VARCHAR value=A null=no /
cfprocparam type=InOut cfsqltype=CF_SQL_?? value=Something
variable=SomethingElse /
/cfstoredproc
But then I've noticed the in/out
I understand the example grabs the TimeZone of User Browser to pass it
back
to the server. Doesnt the name(getClientTZ.cfm) itself imply that...
duh!.
no you don't. it gets the timezone _offset_, not the timezone. the other
malarkey about timeZoneCFC, geoLocatorCFC, etc. is aimed at fixing
I do not believe this method is support in MX 6.1 as in previous version.
But here is what I tried:
---
cfstoredproc procedure=IAWA_PKG.getIAWAPage
datasource=InsideWood debug=yes returncode=yes
cfprocparam type=In cfsqltype=CF_SQL_VARCHAR value=A null=no
cfprocparam type=InOut
I just can not seem to figure out what I am missing because I am doing
it exactly like this article on Macromedia's Web site:
http://www.macromedia.com/devnet/mx/coldfusion/articles/stored_procs.html
I wonder if this is a BUG that was introduced in CFMX 6.1.
Adrian Lynch wrote:
cfstoredproc
ALL,
I believe I have FOUND the problem.
I removed the returncode attribute from the CFSTOREDPROC tag and
that seemed to fix the problem.
I guess this attribute is not supported in the ORACLE JDBC Driver.
Here is the Original Line:
cfstoredproc procedure=IAWA_PKG.getIAWAPage
there is no other way. locales (which you need to understand) are not equal
to timezones.
I never said TimeZone == Locale
You can run the below code and check the output...
---
TimeZone tz = TimeZone.getTimeZone(Europe/Berlin);
DateFormat df=
You didn't mention what DB you are using.I have done exactly this on Oracle, using the following code:
cfquery name=FaveItems datasource=#request.app.dsn#
INSERT INTOtr_gui_favorites
SELECT cfqueryparam cfsqltype=CF_SQL_NUMERIC value=#REQUEST.CFA.REQUESTOR_ID#, cfqueryparam
I never said TimeZone == Locale
you started off this whole thing like that.
OUPUT : Montag, 13. Oktober 2003 21.10 Uhr CEST: Central European Time
You can see the Date/Time for Berlin TimeZone Displayed in LOCAL GERMAN
FORMAT.
so? here's hebrew dates w/hebrew calendar in thai or whatever:
Thanks for the tip, Ade.Before I try cfdump, I wanted to let you know that the error does not occur in Netscape 7.1.
-Sam
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To: CF-Talk
Sent: Monday, October 13, 2003 11:43 AM
Subject: RE: error: object expected
I think for xhtml you should look
OUPUT : Montag, 13. Oktober 2003 21.10 Uhr CEST: Central European Time
You can see the Date/Time for Berlin TimeZone Displayed in LOCAL GERMAN
FORMAT.
Is the above hebrew? (Oktober = October).
What is your point... Are u saying the below isNOT CORRECT?
TimeZone tz =
user-list
user username=barneyb name=Barney Boisvert password=myPass /
user username=barneyb1 name=Barney Boisvert 1 password=myPass 1 /
user-list
Is the above (Attribute Centric XML) slower to search using XPATH than Element Centric ?
Joe Eugene
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From: Barney
I honestly don't know, but I doubt the difference is worth worrying about.
Element heavy XML is easier to read and maintain, in my opinon, so I
primarily go that route.Make it work first, and then if it's unacceptably
slow, you can deal with it then.Don't bother spending time on it now
unless you
Hello All,
Could some of you refer me to a project/bug management system that isn't too
expensive and comes with source code to customize?(Preferably CF)
Thanks,
Tim
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A couple of thoughts.Don't know if you copied your code or typed it into
this email?But if you copied it, I suspect you really want option value
=#country# otherwise all your selects will have the value of
COUNTRY.
Also, realize that the reference to the error (line 25, char 2) is for the
Attribute Centric XML is ALOT Less Lines and Less Nesting.
If you try to parse Element Centric XML in DOM, you will have to Jump through More EMPTY NODES
VS NO Empty Text Node in Attribute Centric XML
EMPTY NODES = \n (which creates more looping)
user username=barneyb (Calling
CF-Pros:
We have several report utilities written in CF to report on our e-mail
system, Ipswitches iMail.
We've been asked to look into a utility (acquire/build) to count the
number of messages in each folder.
Questions:
* What is the delimiter for messages in a folder (is it the same for
I migrated servers this weekend. I have a few jobs scheduled that call DTS packages. The jobs keep failing and I think it is because the PACKAGE IDs are different. When I look through the JOBS and then select the STEP tab, then the step (there is only one) I get
DTSRun
Hello,
I just received a project to do load testing on a Flash/CFMX6 RIA.
Does anyone know of any tools that I can use to load test against Flash?
Thanks in advance!
--Josh
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According to the instructions for upgrading MX to MX 6.1, I must first
undeploy Cold Fusion MX before deploying Cold Fusion MX 6.1; the
instructions for undeploying say to simply delete the cfusion directory
from your server.
This confuses me, since that directory is where all of the Cold
Hello -
Just a quick question regarding cf_template_path and path_translated
variables in CF 4.5 vs MX 6.1.We currently have both CF versions running
on the same web server (Solaris 2.7 UNIX) but the values returned in the
variables mentioned above is different, even though the environment and
According to the instructions for upgrading MX to MX 6.1, I
must first undeploy Cold Fusion MX before deploying Cold
Fusion MX 6.1; the instructions for undeploying say to
simply delete the cfusion directory from your server.
This confuses me, since that directory is where all of the
According to the instructions for upgrading MX to MX 6.1, I must first
undeploy Cold Fusion MX before deploying Cold Fusion MX 6.1; the
instructions for undeploying say to simply delete the cfusion directory
from your server.
This confuses me, since that directory is where all of the Cold Fusion
Yes, this is exactly the case. CF4.5 didn't dereference symlinks, while CFMX
does.I don't know about CF5.HUGE pain in the ass when we migrated, but
it's a one-time headache, and MX's other features makes it well worth it.
barneyb
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Dave Carabetta wrote:
As a side note, I'd suggest moving your site outside the JRun
installation
directory just for easier maintenance. This allows stuff like upgrading
MX
to occur without having to worry about losing my site! ;)
I don't know why I was under the impression that the
Do you have a correct way of displaying BERLIN TimeZone (Date/Time) +
IN-GERMAN LOCALE?
what's localized in java is hit miss. not everything's localized nor is it
localized to the same level. and that is all i shall say on the subject.
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If you are using CFMX (maybe even prior versions - I am not sure, you can
use the windows file system COM object to count the files and even get the
total size etc. I am doing this on a project and it is working great.
Try the below code, modify it for your needs. And I suggest doing some
Hello,
I'm looking into buying a new box and I was wondering if anyone has any
comments/suggestions on the following:
Price is an issue, so this is the main guts of the server I've been
looking at...
Intel Celeron 2.6GHz Processor
1GB PC2700 DDR Memory
(2) 120GB ATA100 RAID Hard Drives
ATA100
Unless you need all that disk space, I'd trade some of it for faster
processors.It's easier to swap out disks for larger ones down the road
than to upgrade your processors, especially with Celerons.I'd consider a
gig of RAM a minimum, especially if you're running CF and a DB on one box,
so that
You might want to look at Dell dimension 4200 for your box, however I understand
there are some issues with getting verity running on a Linux system.
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The issue with Verity on Linux is that it doesn't work on anything above
RedHat 7.2:
http://www.macromedia.com/support/coldfusion/releasenotes/mx/mx61_known_prob
lems.html#verity
chris
From: Doug White [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, October 13,
Hi
I am developing a flash-based site that uses CFCs to communicate with a
MySQL database under Windows (yea... I know it's a weird config). Right now
we have the site under a name-based hosting provider (I know there are other
CFMX ISPs out there... I didn't choose...).
Sounds like a winner to me - although if possible you might consider
smaller disks and more RAM.Rarely have I seen web applications needs
more than 20 Gig disks, but 2 Gig of RAM is always used.;^)
You didn't mention the price, but you may also want to take a look at
TigerDirect.com - they
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