Do you need SQL Server 2008? Will MySQL do? If you can live with LINUX, check
out eapps.com.
They specialize in Java related hosting. Been using them for over 6 months.
very happy. All their plans include root access.
I am using railo/jetty/litespeed setup, with Percona performance patched
Trying to get coldfusion server to send generated output to printer
automatically.
The output is NON PDF, so CFPRINT won't help.
Anyone know of any Java techniques or COM?
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Adobe® ColdFusion® 8 software 8 is the most
PDF is possible, just trying to conserve server CPU.
Here is the scenario: Batch signal is sent to server from client. UPS labels
printed on the Thermal printer, then report sent to Accounting Department, then
copies sent to fulfillment warehouse Printer. All network printers.
I'll look at
Take a look at DataMgr by Steve Bryant. Helpful tool in migrating data from
various db sources. Make sure you grab the 2.2 alpha version as its the last
version that supports MSAccess.
http://www.bryantwebconsulting.com/cfcs/
Otherwise:
Load Candidates into query object.
Load Cand_codings
Hi everyone,
FYI here is the answer: You have to set your page size, top and bottom
margins correctly? It's part of the CFDOCUMENT tag.
Cheers
Matthew
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Adobe® ColdFusion® 8 software 8 is the most important and
I use a combo of CFEclipse, Dreamweaver, and Notepad ++.
CFEclipse for CFC development. Dreamweaver for UI, notepad for quick and dirty
code fixing.
Been using the cs4 beta, and quite frankly the code hinting / completion
aspects of Dreamweaver is way better than CFEclipse.
Also the new
POSeditor...
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Jacob Wrote:
Would those socket gateways be configured in the Event Gateways
section?
If so, isn't that only available in CF enterprise edition? I'm not
saying this is bad, I'm just curious.
True. But you could always use another socket server there are plenty XML
Socket servers. Or write
I second the motion for FCK Editor. Lots of functions and with the new 2.3 beta
release loads relatively fast for what its loading. Open source and most
importantly an ongoing active project with constant updates for performance and
security.
Wouldn't you rather be FCK'ing?
If your using AjaxCFC by rob gonda, you need cfadmin access only if you need to
configure and use socket gateways for realtime socket driven data updates.
He's doing some wonderful things with sockets.
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Excellent documentation and support in the forums.
The author doesn't really have much time these days to implement a whole bunch
of updates but he states the project isn't dead. I've been using it for 2
years. Commercial use pricing is very fair.
Michael wrote:
Now, you have asked the right question. ;-) See if this helps:
http://www.cflib.org/udf.cfm?ID=1339
Tried to test your function with Johnny's number but it kicks an invalid date
parsing error.
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Remember the EPOCH times for Unix and Windows are different.
Try this, read the comments I have included for you:
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Problem: LDAP date is returned as NANOSECONDS and if you try to write a
function to parse it CFMX returns an error saying the number is too big to fit
in integer
What is the best practice/method for integrating sql stored procedures within
a reactor/MG framework?
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The number can be a misinterpreted representation of the Unix Epoch time.
(The number of seconds passed since January 1 1970 00:00:00).
But I believe your number is way too big.
Please we need more info on the origins of your number.
I have this formula works fine for converting into fractions.
function decimal2frac(xvalue)
{
// x value is decimal portion
var numer = xvalue;
var denom1 = 1;
var i = 0;
for (i=0; i lt (len(xvalue) -1);i=i+1)
{
numer
I have this formula works fine for converting into fractions.
function decimal2frac(xvalue)
{
// x value is decimal portion
var numer = xvalue;
var denom1 = 1;
var i = 0;
for (i=0; i lt (len(xvalue) -1);i=i+1)
{
numer
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