messages go back to plain text.
Michael, email me privately when you've fixed this.
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On Tuesday, Sep 23, 2003, at 07:24 US/Pacific, Robertson-Ravo, Neil
(RX) wrote:
> uurgh is it me, or is it harder to read?
All code is being blanked out - that makes several of the recent
questions totally impossible to read!
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On Tuesday, Sep 23, 2003, at 08:34 US/Pacific, Mosh Teitelbaum wrote:
> How do I get rid of all the blank lines? [blink] [blink]
That's where code should be but the system is not escaping the and
delimiters so code is just turning into blank lines.
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'|','([^\|]*)\|([^\|]*)\|','\1:
\2br','ALL')
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On Monday, Sep 22, 2003, at 12:02 US/Pacific, Les Mizzell wrote:
Sean A Corfield wrote:
REreplace(PDWBD.DynamicQuestions '|','([^\|]*)\|([^\|]*)\|','\1:
\2br','ALL')
That's some sick looking stuff, but it works like a charm.
For once I tested my code before posting :)
Jezz, I need to stare
question is more interesting...
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but it
has not.
Correct, because the mapping still exists to c:\cfusionmx\ and that was
taking precedence over the mapping you needed. Sounds like you fixed it
by adding a new virtual-mapping? That probably changed the search order
for multiple web roots...
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to the tags and to create unique
'namespaces' to invoke the custom tags.
And, as Jim says, this is more of an architectural decision than a
performance based one.
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.
And then there's my Mach II site too:
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On Friday, Sep 19, 2003, at 16:24 US/Pacific, Sean A Corfield wrote:
slow in comparison to, say, CFC method invocation.
So I went back and did some linear timings... yeah, I know they don't
tell you 'real world' performance but it was interesting nonetheless:
I ran these three tests in a long
it in a fairly clean way. The
hardest thing to work around is 0 or 1 for which you pretty much have
to use isDefined() or structKeyExists()...
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of your own to satisfy your
curiosity. Seriously! I can knock up any number of simple, inline tests
but I can't cover all the cases that you're interested in so you are
better placed to construct tests that relevant to your usage.
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If you're
on
a single page) whereas the cfimport format let's you close the custom
tag with it's name!
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but it is mentioned in the Release Notes and/or the Known Issues list)
but mappings still work just fine on OS X.
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).
Perhaps mappings are also associated the the enabling/disabling of RDS?
No, mappings work fine on all of our servers - and we have RDS disabled
on every machine.
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knows about the ColdFusion root - it can't
possibly know about the web server root.
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is
unstructured and bad practice... i.e., they should not go 'hand in
hand'...
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On Wednesday, Sep 17, 2003, at 09:16 US/Pacific, Kris Pilles wrote:
So the beef in europe is not as good in US huh?
The beef in Europe is prepared differently so it tastes rather
different. When my wife lived in France, she used to got to a Kosher
butcher because that was the closest she could
.
The single trial / developer installer offers the option to upgrade
your existing installation.
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when they aren't.
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* By which I mean the most-used mail clients, i.e., most of the folks
reading this list get this feature 'for free'.
My only fear in doing so would be that it would alienate some of our
subscribers.
It would sure alienate me unless I could set a preference to turn it
off again! :)
Sean
is that em and strong are better ways to add
emphasis in HTML (rather than b and i).
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make enough of a performance difference to worry about
either way.
(Why are people so focused on micro-performance issues instead of the
bigger picture stuff?)
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cases).
However, it is certainly better practice to always use scope qualifiers
when referring to variables...
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in the following order to find the variable:
Arguments
Variables (local scope)
CGI
Cffile
URL
Form
Cookie
Client
So the behavior is basically the same. No request scope.
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.
then
again, I could work around this now, I know... just my view.
Interesting. I've blogged something to that effect and would like folks
to comment on it to get a sense of where people really stand on the
unbundling issue...
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If you're
with Dreamweaver MX.
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to be
written to disk so it can be read in after the next server restart to
avoid recompilation).
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This is off-topic (and extremely hypothetical until Microsoft and the
W3C actually announce something official!) - can you please move it to
cf-community!!
On Sunday, Sep 14, 2003, at 10:02 US/Pacific, Kevin Graeme wrote:
Another bit of possible prior art that I keep wondering about is
macromedia.com is
setup.
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the RSS feed), are
there any
features you'd like for the lists?
What would be more useful than #2 above would be an In-Reply-To: header
with a link to the message in the archives to which the current message
was a reply. Is that possible?
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If you're
could bundle HomeSite+ unless you gave it away and if it's not
generating revenue, where would the money come from to develop it any
further?
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...
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Sun's 1.4.2 JVM.
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concurrent sessions during peak traffic).
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Sounds like your client (desktop) machine can hit port 80 on that
system but your CF server (which is a different machine?) cannot?
On Thursday, Sep 11, 2003, at 12:53 US/Pacific, Kris Pilles wrote:
Its weird because I can resolve the URL in the vrowser but it seems
like
Coldfusion can
cgi.remote_user will work, I'd be very wary of relying on
any CGI variables...
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(private) methods that are called from the main method.
Of course, you haven't shown us how you are using the CFC and that
might change my recommendation...
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things.
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Yahoo! may well require you to pretend to be a valid browser so you may
need the useragent= attribute (I was screen-scraping stuff from Yahoo!
a while back and had to pretend I was IE...)
On Wednesday, Sep 10, 2003, at 08:40 US/Pacific, Bosky, Dave wrote:
I'm simply trying to grab a stock
gte bar
cfif foo greater than or equal to bar (I doubt this last one is still
supported, actually.)
CFMX 6.1 still seems to support this... frighteningly reminiscent of
COBOL! :)
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On Wednesday, Sep 10, 2003, at 07:20 US/Pacific, Tyler Clendenin wrote:
Yeah I have that same problem, I do not know what the issue is
It depends on the database drivers. Some allow multiple SQL statements,
some do not. I don't know if any Oracle drivers support this (but I
believe SQL Server
that covers the
architecture of CFMX for J2EE - here is a good place to start:
http://www.macromedia.com/software/coldfusion/j2ee/index.html
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On Wednesday, Sep 10, 2003, at 11:11 US/Pacific, Mike Kear wrote:
AH!!! So it could be a CFMX6.0 bug! We're upgrading to 6.1 in the
next
couple of weeks, so I might just put that page in the under
construction
bin till then and see if the problem goes away all by itself.
cfhttp received
On Tuesday, Sep 9, 2003, at 12:09 US/Pacific, David Fafard wrote:
Another thing that works great for connecting Macs to windows
is running Terminal Services and using the free Microsoft 'remote
dekstop'
termial client.
Or the X11 'rdesktop' client (if you prefer not to run MS software on
aspect of the systems I need to deploy to
production.
Unix, but with the comfort of all the usual desktop GUI apps.
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. I don't know whether a lot of people use it when they
have LAN
access to their web server's filesystem.
But isn't the general recommendation to disable RDS on production
servers?
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.
I'd like to suggest you do so - this will greatly broaden the use of
CF, as
it'll then be able to support 'native' Linux .Net apps...
I'd be very surprised if .NET-on-Linux created demand for CF. Can you
explain your logic?
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If you're
not
be able
to do.
Hmm, interesting point. Thanx. Do you have much invested in COM
integration that you might want to migrate to Linux? If so, how do you
envisage doing so? And how do you envisage the .NET integration helping
you on Linux?
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If you're
Sounds like your neo-query.xml file has been corrupted. Shutdown CF,
copy neo-query.bak over neo-query.xml and restart CF. You'll find the
files in WEB-INF/cfusion/lib.
On Sunday, Sep 7, 2003, at 08:59 US/Pacific, John Ho wrote:
Thank you all for your help.
I think problem from DataSource.
settings etc.
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Maybe this tech note will help:
http://www.macromedia.com/support/coldfusion/ts/documents/
cfmx61_startup_timing.htm
On Saturday, Sep 6, 2003, at 09:14 US/Pacific, John Ho wrote:
hi all
I have problem with restart coldfusion server. When
I reboot computer, not restart coldfusion server.
PowerBook G4 with 512Mb RAM (although I'd recommend 1Gb RAM).
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PowerBooks are awesome development machines!
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config file without
touching the CFCs. How would you recommend this to be done?
Use an 'init()' method on the CFC. The user would then call that after
creating the CFC and pass in the necessary values.
(Perhaps if you show us some code, this will be easier?)
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control over it)?
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whether it is desirable :)
It's how ColdFusion works with all scopes - if you can see the scope
(in this case 'this' scope exposed through the CFC instance name
'testObj'), then you can add new keys to that scope.
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Block 2 works better if you are also declaring theName as a local
variable in a cffunction:
cfset var theName = Undefined /
cfif myQuery.RecordCount
cfset theName = myQuery.FIRST_NAME myQuery.LAST_NAME
/cfif
Otherwise I'd probably use block 1.
On
, but variables.state works.
You have a conflict between your query column names and your variable
names!
That's why using scope-qualified variable names is better practice!
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in it.
- 'this' scope contains just the public functions and any public data
you store in it.
After component creation, you can move things around and therefore
change the behavior.
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On Tuesday, Sep 2, 2003, at 21:44 US/Pacific, Matthew Walker wrote:
variables.f() arguments.f - no conflict there...
Although this is new to 6.1 isn't it?
Yes. Anyone using CFMX 6.0 should upgrade to take advantage of all the
enhancements, bug fixes and performance increase.
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to rewrite any external accesses to a
404). That's also how we protect our CF Admin and various other URLs.
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with even more capability for RIA is coming along
before the end of the year?
I see Macromedia Flash MX 2004 Professional, Royale and ColdFusion MX
all being complimentary tools / technologies that will work well
together.
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If you're
the same question:
http://www.physlink.com/Education/AskExperts/ae179.cfm
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) or just 'f()' (in CFMX6.0).
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from the tag
The problem is that your expectations are incorrect.
cfcomponent
cfproperty name=foo type=numeric/
cfset this.foo = I am not numeric /
/cfcomponent
That's perfectly valid CFML - by design.
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and a method with the
same name, there's no way to access the method without using
this.methodname() -- but you can't do that if methodname is
a private method -- so... you have to chose between the
variables.f() arguments.f - no conflict there...
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picking up the
syntax of a new language: it's an iterative process that can take years
to master. Everyone's first OO project tends to suck so be prepared to
rewrite and refactor and rewrite and refactor some more...
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is an 'internal' object, this is an 'external' object -
that's why this.f() requires f be public but variables.f() does not.
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editing the XML files much easier.
I'll have to try out that import trick... Thanx!
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people complained that it never really worked very well?
With CFMX, you could - in theory - use regular Java debuggers but you
would not have the mapping from the CFML source code available as it
stands today. Adding debugging machinery is quite a complex
undertaking...
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from just configuring them)
I would advise not running JRun Admin in production - except when
needed for maintenance of J2EE data sources (shared with Java code) or
clustering or similar (and using firewall rules to ensure port 8000
isn't accessible externally anyway).
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once (at startup) and manipulates instances of
the former, one per user (well, one per session).
Look up a design pattern called Session Facade for more hints and tips.
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2004 (see the information on the website). In particular, some of the
enhancements to XML support make writing Fusebox 4 / Mach II
configuration files a breeze!
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(which I set up in Dreamweaver) -
my wife is fairly typical of the sort of users Contribute is aimed at.
You might also be interested to know that sections of macromedia.com
are managed using Contribute - end-user content contribution for HTML
sites is its forte.
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for the
Mach-II FAQ:
What is Mach-II?
Do my Mach II pages help?
http://www.corfield.org/index.php?fuseaction=machii.why
http://www.corfield.org/index.php?fuseaction=machii.concepts
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any argument types.
You can still use cfscript for the *body* of all your functions
(after the cfset tags for your 'var' scope local variables!).
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to do this:
super.parentMethod();
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in development and then went live (with CFMX 6.0 J2EE Updater 3)
and has since upgraded to CFMX 6.1 J2EE.
We also upgraded our Intranet from CF 5.0 to CFMX 6.1 J2EE.
Both have gone pretty well (especially considering the scale of the
code base involved).
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Show us yer code Weeg!! :)
On Wednesday, Aug 20, 2003, at 10:30 US/Pacific, Tony Weeg wrote:
what could this possibly mean?
the code works perfect outside of the cfc, but now it doesn't inside
the
cfc?
Unable to complete CFML to Java translation.
Error information unsupported
has gotten you to a better
situation. Can you send me a complete thread dump offlist and I'll talk
to the product team about what it might be? (That will be easier now
you're on the latest version!)
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If you're not annoying somebody, you're
balancing between the web servers and the app servers so
we simply proxy traffic from Apache to Big-IP and hence to CFMX - you
can read more about our setup in Brandon Purcell's article on
macromedia.com... I don't have the URL handy, sorry).
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If you're
if you're
using Apache.
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written in FB3, FB4 and Mach II.
One of the prime drivers for Mach II is to address the maintenance cost
overhead through the use of OO to improve reusability and increase
flexibility (through loose coupling, encapsulation etc).
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.
In CFMX 6.1, this only locks per-session so only multiple requests from
a single user would be single-threaded.
(I'm not sure how this behaved in CF5 and earlier but the 6.0 behavior
was considered a bug)
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.
A great deal. You (and others) are certainly enhancing my
understanding of
the nitty gritty of locking.
OK, good - I'm always happy if we're helping each other learn.
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On Sunday, Aug 17, 2003, at 22:40 US/Pacific, Stacy Young wrote:
LOL, my god I'm a dork. Sorry, one of my test case templates was in
fact
a cfc. ;-)
Well, that's what the output indicated - hence my surprise / confusion
:)
Glad we got to the bottom of that!
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that would also cause problems. Doh! I should
have thought of that... Glad you're up and running now!
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On Monday, Aug 18, 2003, at 14:08 US/Pacific, Michael Smith wrote:
I have some conference news. Below are more details on Mach-II
Monday.
Secondly we have two important guests at the conference - Sean
Corfield of
Macromedia and Stan Cox of Cox Designs. I think the fact that
Macromedia
:
Preferences Invisible Elements Server-Side Includes:
Show Contents Of Included File
If it can do it, which version?
I just tested it in DWMX. I don't know whether DW4 supported that.
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is earlier than
the file you replaced (so CFMX thinks is has already compiled it).
Either 'touch' the file (modify in some way to update the timestamp) or
bounce the server.
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of
cold fusion.
Are you sure you don't have multiple files with the same name on the
custom tag paths? e.g., customtags/one/foo.cfm and
customtags/two/foo.cfm
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Did this get fixed by CFMX 6.1?
On Tuesday, Jul 8, 2003, at 03:20 US/Pacific, Raymond Camden wrote:
On Monday, Jul 7, 2003, at 06:49 US/Pacific, Raymond Camden wrote:
Ok, so I ran the test using the server scope and was able
to reproduce
the problems there as well. Very odd that it didn't
startup times
or small footprints, the server system is optimial for applications
where the performance is most important. In general the client system
is better on GUIs. Some of the other differences include the
compilation policy used, heap defaults, and inlining policy.
Sean A Corfield
Did you bounce the server?
On Sunday, Aug 17, 2003, at 11:44 US/Pacific, Ian Skinner wrote:
I tried that as well. Changed a piece of text and saved it. Still
serving
up the old version
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If you're not annoying somebody, you're not really
to the entry to save folks scanning everything:
http://www.corfield.org/
index.php?fuseaction=blog.archivemonth=2003_01#51
Sean A Corfield -- http://www.corfield.org/blog/
If you're not annoying somebody, you're not really alive.
-- Margaret Atwood
suspicion. Which directory has
/areas.cfm and the new /index.cfm and which one has the old /index.cfm
page?
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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