as far as remoting goes i dont believe u need it, i think it comes with
the coldfusion server, i think just asp.net and such have to pay.
no u can write a cfc with your query and call the cfc in flash can set the
resluts as variables and pull them in flash
lots of tuts out there mm has a lot
www.ultrashock.com
www.kirupa.com
www.flashcfm.com
> I'm attempting to learn how to do dynamic textual content loaded into a
> Flash MX site I'm creating.
>
> I know how to send Flash form data to CF for processing, but I'm lost
> with pulling data into Flash
> (Like a list of corporate contacts, their email and phone info, grouped
> by department)...
>
> I was going to go use LoadVars then someone said use XML files, so I
> started learning how to
> create compliant XML files with CF MX... then I saw the (to me)
> completely INANE code I'd need to
> teach myself in order to properly parse the XML file inside Flash...
>
> THEN I was being led by the Flash community that the best way is Flash
> Remoting, but I ain't got the
> $1,000 for the remoting software... AND I'm doing this site on the same
> box as the CF server and the database
> (Small site on a shared server)...
>
> Do I need to use remoting software? (Rather than using cluge-y
> loadvars, loadvariables or XML parsing)?
> DOES CF MX Server come with remoting?
>
> Can anyone please provide me an example of how to implement this if it
> does?
>
> Fields I need to loop through:
> Department
> ContactName
> ContactTitle
> ContactPhone
> ContactEmail
>
> These need to be grouped by Department and then get posted onto a
> dynamic text movie clip so I can format them and make the email
> clickable...
>
> Thanks for any help
>
>
>
> At 08:04 PM 1/23/04, you wrote:
>>I just finished a very basic coldfusion eclipse plug-in. The syntax
>> highlighting and code completion are so-so, but better then nothing.
>>
>>It works on Mac, Linux, and Windows (with jre1.4)
>>
>>to activate code completion type <cf and it will show all the cfmx tags
>> (the attribute part works from time to time - bad rule somewhere), and
>> after you type a function it'll tell you the syntax for the function -
>> cooler still it'll actually tell you the return type :)
>>
>>To install the plug-in do the following (after you download eclipse of
>> course <http://eclipse.org):>http://eclipse.org):
>>
>>1. Go to Help/Software Updates/Update Manager
>>2. In the lower left box (marked Feature Update) right click (control
>> click on Mac) select "new" then site bookmark
>>3. add Name: cfeclipse URL:http://cfeclipse.rohanclan.com click finish
>> 4. that should have added a new item to the tree. In the tree, open the
>> cfeclipse, then Other, then click on com.rohanclan.coldfusion-feature
>> 5. in the preview window (upper right) it should now list the plug-in
>> details - click the button that says install now.
>>
>>When it's all done the framework will want to restart. After it has,
>> the new plug-in will be associated with cfm, cfml, and cfc files. Just
>> open any of those files and the plug-in will kick in.
>>
>>There is nothing fancy about the plug-in just yet - its just the
>> editor. It only does syntax highlighting and code completion (mostly
>> anyway), but hopefully as time allows it will do more.
>>
>>I am waiting for sourceforge.net to give me a project space and I'll up
>> load the code, if anyone wants to help they are more than welcome. I am
>> doing it under LGPL.
>>
>>Cheers
>>
>>--
>>Vale,
>>Rob
>>
>>Luxuria immodica insaniam creat.
>>Sanam formam viatae conservate!
>>
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