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) - that has good
pop-up blocking control. (And on Mac, Safari has good pop-up blocking).
http://www.mozilla.org/
http://www.apple.com/safari/
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-related).
Perhaps you could d/l Firebird (http://www.mozilla.org/) and run that
instead? It's a much better browser than IE and will continue to be
worked on and updated (unlike IE6 for which SP1 seems to be the end of
the line until Longhorn in two years).
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'over' the HTML. I hadn't
thought they were very common. Yahoo! is about the only place I've seen
them and the browser detection on Yahoo! only served those types of ads
for IE last I checked. So the solution is still move to another browser
:)
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On Wednesday, Jun 4, 2003, at 03:37 US/Pacific,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
5 right now. MX in a few months hopefully :-/
any suggestions?
Well, like Damon I'd suggest you try Red Sky to see if this does fix
the problem for you:
http://www.macromedia.com/go/cfmxbeta
Sean A Corfield
Shannon's put an RSS feed on his site? That's awesome - I must
subscribe to it! (Once he's fixed those darn links!!! :)
It's interesting to see how RSS is cropping up on non-IT / non-news
sites. Anyone got other interesting examples?
On Wednesday, Jun 4, 2003, at 19:11 US/Pacific, Critz
get more info on this bug?
34052 Cannot upload multiple files with cffile.
According to the bug base it is fixed in the Red Sky release so join
the beta and try it out!
http://www.macromedia.com/go/cfmxbeta
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On Tuesday, Jun 3, 2003, at 08:23 US/Pacific, Michael Tangorre wrote:
anyone know of any reliable alternatives to cfhttp? I am tyring to
send a pretty good sized csv file and it tends to bonk out often..
(success rate of about 60%)...
Which version of CF?
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it in a long time - what version
are you on?
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Do you still have some CFMX Services running under Windows?
(and I'll assume the path is really cfusionmx and server_inf?)
On Monday, Jun 2, 2003, at 09:47 US/Pacific, Harold Brauer wrote:
After failing to install CF MX successfully several times, I tired to
uninstall it and got the following
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wrote:
I would not recommend going with it on your production servers.
Explore it
on a dev environment or your local box.
As Damon pointed out earlier today, one of the mm.com production
servers is already running the Red Sky
measures. Macromedia has been working very hard on the installation
script and you should find future releases of CFMX will improve the
process across the board.
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going to work on that aspect a lot.
Yup, per Damon's note.
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http://www.macromedia.com/devnet/mx/coldfusion/articles/intro_cfcs.html
I think Ben does a great job of demystifying much of the OO hype around
CFCs.
HTH,
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be enough?
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using CFMX won't have to worry about CFLOCK when writing their own
code.
Yes, the only cflock I could find in FB4 was in
fusebox40.loader.cfmx.cfm and it is only run once at startup unless you
are in development mode.
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If you're not annoying
for the CF template to compile each time you
make changes. Ben said this compilar is pretty darn fast so much so
that you may not even need to cache the .class to disk.
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quoted fairly
regularly as the number of ColdFusion developers and I'm not sure how
that is calculated (it was a number Jeremy gave me a while back but I
don't remember his explanation of it).
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!).
Hope that all makes sense?
I'm indebted to Erik Tierney on the CF product team for patiently
explaining to me the intricacies of Java class loading strategies!
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the function is NOT duplicated for each instance.
Does that make it clearer?
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:
http://beta.fusebox.org/
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On Wednesday, May 28, 2003, at 00:44 US/Pacific, Roger B. wrote:
Ah, so the effort is part of a self-flagellation exercise wherein you
punish
yourself for mixing code and presentation! :D
You can't *completely* separate them so it's... er... necessary
punishment :)
Sean
down to an existing issue which is: if you have data cached in
application scope and you change anything that data depends on, then
you need to refresh the cached data. That's something folks already
deal with today.
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If you're not annoying
of CF developers on
the
planet.
Hmm, 20,000 CF developers is less than 10% of all CF developers...
doesn't seem a very significant number... Are you saying that only
20,000 CF developers use Fusebox John? :)
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If you're not annoying somebody
#'
/cfif
/cfquery
cfreturn qResult/
/cffunction
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()# #session.count.get()#br /
cfset session.count.get = session.count.two
#session.count.one()# #session.count.two()# #session.count.get()#br /
/cfoutput
Produces:
one two get
one two one
one two two
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On Tuesday, May 27, 2003, at 07:18 US/Pacific, Michael Tangorre wrote:
Does anyone know where can d/l CF 5 from?
Search my blog for try cf5 - I remember blogging a link to the CF5
trial download. The post just before or just after that also explains
how you can buy CF5 (from Macromedia).
Sean
copies
of your pages so that competitors can browse your site without actually
visiting your servers at all...
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in the Map - for each
function, but they ultimately refer to the same compiled .class file.
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in shared scope.
I tested it and, as you observe, it certainly does return the old value
which I find rather puzzling.
I'll talk to a few folks on the CF team to see if they agree it's a bug
and, if so, I'll file it. Either way, I'll let folks here know the
result.
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(state), and all methods and static variables reside in
the
class, which is read from disk once, and stored for use by ALL
instance of
the class. I'd definitely say this is a bug.
Exactly my logic, yes.
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behavior for CFMX methods as in Java: one class file in memory
therefore all references to function 'foo' should execute the same code
everywhere.
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would
CFCs be any different?
See Java: the code of a method exists in one place only. Methods are
not data.
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won't run with the 1.4.1 JVM, you have to use the 1.3.1 JVM
(although Tomcat happily uses the 1.4.1 JVM).
Check out my blog for (lots) more information about running CFMX on OS
X:
http://www.corfield.org/index.php?fuseaction=blog.archivecategory=osx
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with keeping the cfproperty tags in sync with
what you actually do with this scope variables?
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I use it all the time and no, it doesn't set the variable twice (in
CFMX).
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On Tuesday, May 27, 2003, at 11:36 US/Pacific, Sean A Corfield wrote:
On Tuesday, May 27, 2003, at 11:00 US/Pacific, Raymond Camden wrote:
So what you are saying is this (and let me know if I'm wrong):
A.cfc contained method test that returns 1.
User creates instance of A.cfc and stores
=clear
cfset this.bar = 0/
/cffunction
...
/cfcomponent
bogus.cfm:
cfset foo = createObject(component,foo)/
cfset foo.clear()/
cfset foo.bar = Hah! I'm a STRING now!/
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with it.
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many folks expect to cycle the server when
applying patches...
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tags, you're less likely to write HTML that isn't XHTML, IMO.
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-style language for several
reasons, but I think this is one of the reasons you can not force CFML
into valid XML syntax.
The if/else construct is the main obstacle with cfset coming a close
second (and cfreturn not helping much).
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If you're
it was you that said it - care to elaborate?
A function is a function is a function, regardless of whether it is a
method or not and functions are not data, IMO. It takes a language like
Lisp to treat functions as data :)
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If you're not annoying
Did you remove all your old .class files? (from
{jrun.home}/servers/*/cfusion/WEB-INF/cfclasses/)
I'm consuming Web Services just fine on CFMX for J2EE Updater 3 on JRun
on OS X.
On Saturday, Apr 5, 2003, at 06:20 US/Pacific, Richard wrote:
I just did a clean install of JRun and CFMXJ2EE on
- the intent is
to help our customers build great sites and not have to go through all
of the same learning process.
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On Saturday, Apr 5, 2003, at 10:51 US/Pacific, Sean A Corfield wrote:
I'm consuming Web Services just fine on CFMX for J2EE Updater 3 on JRun
on OS X.
Or so I thought... Turns out I'd updated one install but not the one I
was testing WS on... doh! Reading the Release Notes more closely (thanx
header, which identifies the
mailer application.
See:
http://livedocs.macromedia.com/cfmxdocs/CFML_Reference/Tags-
pt2.jsp#2355015
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up last Thursday (hard to believe it's been a week!) - keep
an eye out for the next beta, along with more 'Under The Hood'
information!
Glad you enjoyed my article - yes, we're planning more in-depth
articles over time. Several folks on the team are on the hook to write
articles! :)
Sean
On Wednesday, Apr 2, 2003, at 19:01 US/Pacific, Matthew Walker wrote:
http://www.macromedia.com/support/coldfusion/ts/documents/tn18258.htm
And this is mentioned in the Release Notes I believe...
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On Monday, Mar 31, 2003, at 03:32 US/Pacific, John McCosker wrote:
Greetings,
I'm having problems here with a bean caching,
I was getting errors connecting to MS SQL server with the JDBC Bridge
Driver
I was using,
Thanx! I'll have a read of the docs and then probably blog them!
On Monday, Mar 31, 2003, at 07:20 US/Pacific, Simon Horwith wrote:
Sean,
Both papers are now posted in pdf format rather than Word format...
zip
files contain the pdf files, too. Thanks to Kevin Graeme for
converting the
different drivers since CFMX
uses JDBC in Java rather than the pre-MX ODBC-based stuff.
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On Sunday, Mar 30, 2003, at 12:19 US/Pacific, Sean A Corfield wrote:
Yup, this does indeed get CFMX / JRun up and running on 1.4.1 on Mac.
And as Dick Applebaum pointed out to me offlist, for some bizarre
reason, CFMX still thinks it has the 1.3.1 JVM behind it. As does
BlueDragon running
On Monday, Mar 31, 2003, at 11:30 US/Pacific, Sean A Corfield wrote:
And as Dick Applebaum pointed out to me offlist, for some bizarre
reason, CFMX still thinks it has the 1.3.1 JVM behind it. As does
BlueDragon running on JRun. Yet I can't find any mention of 1.3.1
anywhere in either the user
cffunction name=getSomething
cfif not isCached
cfset getAllData(...)
/cfif
cfreturn myCache.something
/cffunction
/cfcomponent
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tho' - this jvm.cfg change seems to be illegal for Tomcat...
If I can get it working, I'll let folks know.
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be really nice if you put these up in HTML instead of Word
format...
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The biggest difference when moving from pre-MX to MX is the database
drivers (hence the focus in Updater 3 on improved versions of those).
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failure under load problem.
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On Thursday, Mar 27, 2003, at 23:17 US/Pacific, Jim Davis wrote:
http://www.depressedpress.com/DepressedPress/Content/ColdFusion/
Guides/V
ariables/Index.cfm
I hope that you'll find the guide useful and worth recommending.
Certainly worth of a blog entry! Great piece of work Jim.
Sean
?
Can somebody explain the above or point to any docs?
Why not just change the setting in the XML file so that when CF
compiles your code, it leaves the .java files lying around?
In WEB-INF/web.xml, change the saveJava param from false to true.
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and produce this page, you would have to search for foo.
And it also ties fuseactions to filenames which is kinda against the
whole point of FB. It lets you abstract all of the file system
structure and names away so that the URL interface you present to your
users is consistent.
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have far fewer top-level directories and a more deeply nested
structure (partly because I take advantage of nested layouts in some
places).
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On Sunday, Mar 30, 2003, at 10:46 US/Pacific, Joe Eugene wrote:
Sean, does updater 3 solve ODBC connection drop problems?
I don't know - I wasn't using ODBC so I can't say whether it's more
reliable in Updater 3. Is it mentioned in the Release Notes?
Sean A Corfield -- http://www.corfield.org
-
although it gives three warnings for every invocation:
Warning: missing VM type on line 21 of
`/System/Library/Frameworks/JavaVM.framework/Versions/1.4.1/Home/lib/
jvm.cfg'
(and lines 22 and 23)
** Except Tomcat. But I think I have a workaround for that which I'll
test shortly...
Sean A Corfield
-free environment so while I *can*
fire up OpenOffice to read the .doc file, I find it really
inconvenient. A website should use Flash, HTML and, in a pinch, PDF -
things for which there are free readers which integrate with a
*variety* of browsers.
Sean A Corfield -- http://www.corfield.org
On Friday, Mar 28, 2003, at 08:02 US/Pacific, Brad Howerter wrote:
The child CFC automatically inherits all of its parents values, so to
me it seems redundant to call a method to get them.
That's true of inheritance not of composition. The question was about
the latter.
Sean A Corfield
has only a
public scope (this) and a protected scope (unnamed).
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cfreturn this[propertyname]
/cfif
/cffunction
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complicated to explain why :)
I wonder if cfreturn this[get_ propertyname]() would produce an
error... It sure looks funky...
It does error out which is why I used a temporary local variable (fn).
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is to code it directly in the database as a stored
procedure and have the database deal with rollback issues that way...
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to instance as I stopped and started instances on
JRun!).
Have I got it or did I miss the boat (again)?
Happy sailing - you caught the boat!
Thanks in advance. A damn fine Director of Architecture you are.
*blush* :)
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()' matches what you do when manipulating Java objects (create,
init)
- 'init()' returns void - meaning I return nothing
- 'instance' is convenient way to handle non-public instance data
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are to be able to help.
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to 1.3.27 via Software Update at some
point).
The JRun install is a breeze (just double-click and answer a few simple
questions). The CFMX for J2EE setup is slightly more complex - the
installer creates a directory containing WAR/EAR files and it's better
to manually deploy those...
Sean
and
complexity. Most of our cached data changes infrequently and under
external (human) control so we just added a cache refresh as part of
the manual data update process.
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not access them in a derived component. I like the idiom,
just not the name. I'd be inclined to use:
cfset instance = structNew()
instance is a nice, neutral name that doesn't imply anything other
than 'instance data'.
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If you're not annoying
I don't want to minimize performance issues, they really should
take a back seat to maintainability issues. Remember that
macromedia.com's back end is built heavily on CFCs using design
patterns and a lot of good OO practice - and it handles over 15,000
active sessions during peak traffic.
Sean
Yup, that would be it. My guess is that the array initialization
generates enough code that it would exceed the Java class size limit
but it interacts with the enableCFoutputOnly setting in a way that
prevents the error occurring when it generates output...
Edit the appropriate XML file to
includes - quite annoying at the time.
I think the error message there talked about illegal target of jump or
branch.
Yup, a Java limitation - you had too much inline code (which was why
splitting it into include files solved the problem).
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through in the loop.
Yup, I've hit that problem. See my blog for a possible solution
(courtesy of Brandon Purcell):
http://www.corfield.org/blog/archives/2003_01.html#41
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on facades hints at some of the structure behind the site
(at a very high level):
http://www.macromedia.com/devnet/mx/flashremoting/articles/facades.html
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cause performance issues and
that they are bad coding practice... could you clarify for me?
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, it should be very readable
and easy to maintain. That means using good, clear naming and an
'obvious' decomposition into smaller parts. If you choose a bad
decomposition then of course you get unreadable code!
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compatibility? Did URLEncodedFormat(text) in CF5 just produce
a URL-encoded text (non-unicode) string?
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CFMX uses different database drivers to CF5 and different drivers allow
/ disallow different SQL syntax...
On Monday, Mar 24, 2003, at 11:24 US/Pacific, Dave Sueltenfuss wrote:
Good afternoon,
I just upgraded my production web server to CFMX Pro this past
weekend, and
encountered an
On Monday, Mar 24, 2003, at 17:58 US/Pacific, Dick Applebaum wrote:
Has anyone got CFMXJ2EE for JRun and JRun for Mac OSX to run with
Apple's Java 1..4.1 JVM?
Nope. It resolutely tells me Error: Unable to find JVM when I try to
use the 1.4.1 JRE. So I'm still running it locally with 1.3.1.
and the immediately preceding few articles on how to set it all up!
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speak, you need CFMX for J2EE (so that you can leverage all the J2EE
session stuff). However, even with CFMX Pro you get stable J2EE
sessions using the built-in version of JRun.
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-- Margaret
information about a user, just have a CFC user.cfc and have it keep all
that data internally (in the unnamed scope as instance data) and
provide methods to manipulate it. It's really about the clarity of your
model, keeping all your user state and user admin functions together in
a CFC.
Sean
On Monday, Mar 24, 2003, at 20:32 US/Pacific, Dick Applebaum wrote:
Where does one start to resolve this?
If I knew, I would've resolved it (and posted a solution on my blog).
Sean A Corfield -- http://www.corfield.org/blog/
If you're not annoying somebody, you're not really alive.
-- Margaret
Cache-control is an HTTP/1.1 header; the Pragma: no-cache is an
HTTP/1.0 hack. If you're only dealing with proxy servers that support
HTTP/1.1, you're better off with Cache-control. However, you need to
think about cookies etc so that the proxy server won't be too
aggressive. The following is
/ScopesOverview.cfm
You say arguments/this/function local were introduced in CF 5.0, you
mean CF MX.
Sean A Corfield -- http://www.corfield.org/blog/
If you're not annoying somebody, you're not really alive.
-- Margaret Atwood
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