Re: New to CFEclipse

[Robert Munn]

you can create a main method with nothing in it, but you don't need a main 
method to compile it in eclipse. just right click on the file in the navigator 
and select run as java application. it will compile the class file right there.

>>>You will probably want to write another class with a main method, to 
>use as
>a test harness for your class.
>
>N! The main method is in CF. CF calls the class, this is a CFX 
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RE: Question about my security system

[Jim Davis]

> -Original Message-
> From: Mike Soultanian [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Thursday, September 08, 2005 12:05 AM
> To: CF-Talk
> Subject: Re: Question about my security system
> 
> > I see the point but I'm not sure if I agree with the implementation.
> >
> > What you talking about here is metadata: information about the file.  By
> > putting all of this in the data base you're adding a level of complexity
> > that I just wouldn't be comfortable with.
> 
> Well, it adds flexibility at the price of complexity.  It's not *that*
> hard to implement it.  My first implementation was actually quite easy
> to code.  And yes, while it is a database lookup, it's a very small
> lookup at that so I don't think it should take that much time.  I'll
> have to research how bad the performance degredation will really be...

I'm not worried at all about performance - performance can be addressed.

I don't think anything you've talked about will pose a real challenge in
that area - it's all doable.

> > The cf_Security tag has to be used (it doesn't have to be used in every
> > file, by the way, just a common include that's run for every request).
> > you already have a requirement to put something in every file (or in
> > common place) but let's say it's included on every page.
> 
> Well, yes, it does need to be included on any template that needs to be
> secured (every template in my case).  At the time of coding a template,
> I will identify what actions are to be performed in that template.  I
> will then update the cf_security tag to read like this:
> 
> 

For some reason I had assumed that all addition of permissions would be done
through the GUI... this is clearer.

For what it's worth my site works in a very similar fashion and for very
similar reasons.

The main problem is that Application.cfm can't accept parameters from the
page - it's prepended to the page and so nothing on the page can affect it.

To get around this in the past (I'm talking CF 4.5) we used
"baseinclude.cfm" files which, as a standard, included at the top of every
page but preceded by any number of settings, values or whatever (one of
which is the security profile).

> What happens is when the cf_security tag runs, it will update the
> database with those permissions (if it hasn't already been done) and
> then I can go into the GUI and find that file and assign groups to each
> of those permissions.

This makes a lot of sense - the page informs the system.  I like that model.
 
> Then, when a user requests the template, cf_security runs and spits out
> a structure or some variables set to TRUE for whatever permissions that
> the user's group has access to.  This is how I am abstracting any
> group/user references from the template.  The cf_security tag does the
> lookup and spits out variables that the calling template can use for its
> processing.

But would the database actually be storing the page information or just the
abstracted permissions?

It seems like all of your negatives hinge on storing the page information
(page name and location) in the database ALONG with the permissions.  But
since those permissions are already in the page why does the system need the
page?

> > But you're also inheriting a need to make every file uniquely named (or
> else
> > moving files would be a nightmare) and this doesn't mesh with most web
> sites
> > (which use the same root for every directory).
> 
> Ahh, yes, I've thought this out.  Obviously it's a problem if every file
> on my site is called index.cfm ;)  So, instead, the cf_security tag will
> include a unique file security identifier that is automatically placed
> in every file that the cf_security tag is place:
> 
> 

This makes more sense... but I'm not sure if the complexity is worth it.  It
seems like just making sure your permissions are uniquely named would solve
the problem.

Doing: 
would let you ignore the page - you'd be abstracting the permissions.  Once
ANY page added them you could reuse them for other pages just by adding the
name.

> As of now, I know of no other way to uniquely identify other than giving
> it a unique identifier.

I'd just think long and hard on whether you need to uniquely identify the
page.  Instead just consider uniquely identifying the entitlement and
reusing it over and over.

This also goes further to eliminating situations were somebody is prevented
from performing an action on one page, but can on another because each page
has a separate entitlement for the same action.

> You know, no, it's not that bad.  Where it gets annoying is if you
> rename a group.  Now you've got a big uh oh.  Suppose Admin is now
> called Support Staff and I've added a new group called System
> Administrators.  Now I'd have to edit every file that makes a reference
> to each of those groups and could possibly compromise my security by a
> stupid editing mistake.

I'm not sure I want to get into that discussion again... I think Isaac's
still pissed at me. ;^)

But I

RE: XML, XSD, XSL

[Jim Davis]

> -Original Message-
> From: Andy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Wednesday, September 07, 2005 11:57 PM
> To: CF-Talk
> Subject: XML, XSD, XSL
> 
> Ok, I've made the decision to use XML as the format to pass data between
> objects in my application.  This approach seems to have lots of advantages
> as opposed to using lists of parameters or structures.  My question now is
> how and why use XSD's and XSL.

Within an application?  This sounds odd... why not just pass objects?

In my option XML is really only a good option where you're forced into a
text-only mechanism (like HTTP).  Other than that keeping things native is
nearly always the way to go.

> 1.Is there a better list to post this to?

Probably. ;^)

> 2.XSD's don't seem to provide much benefit in a stand-alone
> application besides helping create test data via tools like xmlSpy.  I
> don't
> even see how in ColdFusion you can validate an XML using an associated
> XSD.
> And it doesn't look like XSL documents are based off of an XSD, so you
> still
> have to validate if field lengths, etc using code.  Am I missing something
> here?

Nope... XSDs are far from a panacea... they check structure and dialect.
Dat's it.

CF 7 can validate an XSD and previous versions can do with outside help (COM
or Java).

> 3.Lastly, since the XSL doesn't use data off of the XSD, it appears to
> be just a different, not necessarily better, mechanism for displaying
> data.

Well - for formatting and displaying data.  That's it, nothing more.

> I am not sure of the value for me to learn this at this point in time and
> I
> see no value in converting screens from CF/HTML to XSL/HTML.  Again, am I
> missing something here?  What type of situations cry out for XSL vs.
> CF/HTML?

The interesting promise of XSL is to send plain XML data to the browser and
have the XSL applied there - you send plain data and you get pretty pages.:
a complete separation of data and presentation.

The plain data is SO VERY MUCH easier for automated systems to deal with
(the promise of the semantic web) and the pretty pages are only of use to
humans so why not have them generated in the browser?

Of course it hasn't really worked out that way (yet?)

Personally I don't see much value for XSL on the server-side for the exact
reasons already mentioned: 1) Why pass XML within an application in the
first place?  And 2) why not just format it in the old fashioned way?

Jim Davis





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Re: Question about my security system

[Mike Soultanian]

Dave Watts wrote:
>>As of now, I know of no other way to uniquely identify other 
>>than giving it a unique identifier.
> 
> 
> The file name and path is, by definition, unique within a filesystem. Why
> not just use that? CF itself uses this mechanism to track which files have
> been compiled, for example.

Unfortunately, that's making the assumption that either the filename 
won't be renamed (which yes, is unlikely) or the file will not move 
(this could happen easily within the life of the app).

It's not that big of a deal for CF because it just recompiles.  It would 
suck if it lost it's permissions because then you'd have to go reassign 
them again.

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RE: Question about my security system

[Dave Watts]

> As of now, I know of no other way to uniquely identify other 
> than giving it a unique identifier.

The file name and path is, by definition, unique within a filesystem. Why
not just use that? CF itself uses this mechanism to track which files have
been compiled, for example.

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RE: XML, XSD, XSL

[Dave Watts]

> Ok, I've made the decision to use XML as the format to pass 
> data between objects in my application. This approach seems 
> to have lots of advantages as opposed to using lists of 
> parameters or structures. My question now is how and why 
> use XSD's and XSL.  

What exactly are these advantages? I can't see any advantages for using XML
to transport data within an application. If you want to transport data from
one application to another, then XML provides advantages, but otherwise
you're making more work for yourself.

> 2.XSD's don't seem to provide much benefit in a stand-alone
> application besides helping create test data via tools like 
> xmlSpy. 

I agree; if you're not passing data around between applications, you
probably don't need DTDs or schemas. Of course, I don't think XML is
especially useful at all in those cases either, as I mentioned above.

> I don't even see how in ColdFusion you can validate an XML
> using an associated XSD.

CFMX 7 provides the XmlValidate function for this.

> And it doesn't look like XSL documents are based off of an 
> XSD, so you still have to validate if field lengths, etc 
> using code. Am I missing something here?

I'm not sure what you're trying to accomplish, exactly. XSL documents follow
the XSL schema - that defines all the different elements and attributes you
can use within an XSL stylesheet. By itself, this won't help you with data
validation, but then again that's not what XSL is for - it's for formatting
and transforming XML documents.

> 3.Lastly, since the XSL doesn't use data off of the XSD, 
> it appears to be just a different, not necessarily better, 
> mechanism for displaying data. I am not sure of the value 
> for me to learn this at this point in time and I see no 
> value in converting screens from CF/HTML to XSL/HTML.  
> Again, am I missing something here? What type of situations 
> cry out for XSL vs. CF/HTML?

If you already have a bunch of XML documents, it may be easier (and will
almost certainly be more efficient) to write XSL stylesheets and
transformations than to write CFML programs to read one XML language, then
write something else. But if your data isn't already in XML, it's usually
kind of silly to generate XML then use XSL to transform it to something else
when you could just write what you want in the first place with CF.

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Re: Question about my security system

[Mike Soultanian]

> I see the point but I'm not sure if I agree with the implementation.
> 
> What you talking about here is metadata: information about the file.  By
> putting all of this in the data base you're adding a level of complexity
> that I just wouldn't be comfortable with.

Well, it adds flexibility at the price of complexity.  It's not *that*
hard to implement it.  My first implementation was actually quite easy
to code.  And yes, while it is a database lookup, it's a very small 
lookup at that so I don't think it should take that much time.  I'll 
have to research how bad the performance degredation will really be...

> The cf_Security tag has to be used (it doesn't have to be used in every
> file, by the way, just a common include that's run for every request).  So
> you already have a requirement to put something in every file (or in some
> common place) but let's say it's included on every page.

Well, yes, it does need to be included on any template that needs to be
secured (every template in my case).  At the time of coding a template,
I will identify what actions are to be performed in that template.  I
will then update the cf_security tag to read like this:



What happens is when the cf_security tag runs, it will update the
database with those permissions (if it hasn't already been done) and
then I can go into the GUI and find that file and assign groups to each
of those permissions.

Then, when a user requests the template, cf_security runs and spits out
a structure or some variables set to TRUE for whatever permissions that
the user's group has access to.  This is how I am abstracting any
group/user references from the template.  The cf_security tag does the
lookup and spits out variables that the calling template can use for its
processing.

> But you're also inheriting a need to make every file uniquely named (or else
> moving files would be a nightmare) and this doesn't mesh with most web sites
> (which use the same root for every directory).

Ahh, yes, I've thought this out.  Obviously it's a problem if every file
on my site is called index.cfm ;)  So, instead, the cf_security tag will
include a unique file security identifier that is automatically placed
in every file that the cf_security tag is place:



The way that the SID is inserted is also handled by the cf_security tag.
  If the tag notices that it wasn't called with a FileSID, it will
generate a unique ID, register that ID in the database, then rewrite the
calling template with that ID.  This will obviously only be performed once.

As of now, I know of no other way to uniquely identify other than giving
it a unique identifier.

> You're also using a database which has no real connection to the file to
> store important information about the file.
> 
> New files must be added the filesystem and then registered in the security
> system.  All changes will require a trip to this UI (and when you're talking
> about doing this on the file level I'm not sure if that's any easier than
> just changing something in the file).

Again, this is handled by cf_security automatically.  I just didn't
include that in my previous post because it was somewhat unrelated to
the overall concept.. and to keep the discussion simple.

> The parallel of the Windows permission system (well... at least NTFS) is a
> good one: the file permissions are maintained in the file or directory.
> Move a file and it still has the same permissions.

Yeah, that was exactly what I was going for.  The problem is that there
is no GUI for editing a file and dropping in the correct name.  For
example, you edit a file in NTFS and add a group or user to that file.
It looks that up the group's name in a database and then stores that SID 
in the file or wherever it stores it.

If I were to completely parallel that concept, I'd open up dreamweaver
and I'd (me, mike) be the database lookup mechanism as I open up my app
and look what groups I've created.  So, I kinda have to shift the
storage of file-level permissions into the database so that association 
can happen automatically.

> There is no centralized database of file-level permissions.
> 
> In a, let's say "average" system, you might put your security groups in the
> file:
> 
> isEntitled(User, "admin,member")
> 
> Which returns true if the user is an admin or a member.
> 
> This isn't a bad thing in and of itself, I think.  The security information
> is where I think it should be: in the file.

You know, no, it's not that bad.  Where it gets annoying is if you
rename a group.  Now you've got a big uh oh.  Suppose Admin is now
called Support Staff and I've added a new group called System
Administrators.  Now I'd have to edit every file that makes a reference
to each of those groups and could possibly compromise my security by a
stupid editing mistake.

While I think I could try really hard to plan out my application pretty
well in the beginning to avoid any group name changes, I am making the
assumption that I will ultimately w

RE: ColdFusion Installation - more FREAKING JNDI problems

[Dave Watts]

> Thanks for the info, although apparently it doesn't apply to
> the latest build of MSDE ... I'm still unable to reinstall 
> an unnamed instance of MSDE on that server, though I was 
> able to install a named instance for which the extra tool 
> said it wasn't needed, so... still unable to connect to the 
> named instance as with the unnamed instance...

Each instance, named or unnamed, will listen on a separate port, assuming
that they and you are using the TCP/IP listener. Run svrnetcn.exe within the
\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\80\Tools\Binn\ directory to configure
listeners.

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RE: New to CFEclipse

[Dave Watts]

> N! The main method is in CF. CF calls the class, this is a CFX 
> custom tag, not an application.

I don't see why you can't build a test harness outside of CF.

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XML, XSD, XSL

[Andy]

Ok, I've made the decision to use XML as the format to pass data between
objects in my application.  This approach seems to have lots of advantages
as opposed to using lists of parameters or structures.  My question now is
how and why use XSD's and XSL.  

 

1.  Is there a better list to post this to?
2.  XSD's don't seem to provide much benefit in a stand-alone
application besides helping create test data via tools like xmlSpy.  I don't
even see how in ColdFusion you can validate an XML using an associated XSD.
And it doesn't look like XSL documents are based off of an XSD, so you still
have to validate if field lengths, etc using code.  Am I missing something
here?
3.  Lastly, since the XSL doesn't use data off of the XSD, it appears to
be just a different, not necessarily better, mechanism for displaying data.
I am not sure of the value for me to learn this at this point in time and I
see no value in converting screens from CF/HTML to XSL/HTML.  Again, am I
missing something here?  What type of situations cry out for XSL vs.
CF/HTML?

 

Thanks,

Andy

 

 

 




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RE: Compiling Java ?%$/%??

[Mike Nicholls]

You're using the Java 1.5 JDK, CF uses the 1.4 JVM.  You need to tell the
compiler to target Java 1.4.  

Try changing your command to 
"C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.5.0_04\bin\javac" -target 1.4 -source 1.4
-classpath 
C:\CFusionMX\lib\cfx.jar -d C:\CFusionMX\wwwroot\WEB-INF\classes %1 
 >C:AAA.txt

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Subject: Re: Compiling Java ?%$/%??

 >>So I'm trying to define a command in a custom button in CF Studio, and I
have problem to get the stdout to be piped to a file.

Ok, I managed to define a custom button in the Tools menu in CF Studio.
This button calls the bat file below and passes the file name as first 
parameter
(gee, DOS is really far away!)
"C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.5.0_04\bin\javac" -classpath 
C:\CFusionMX\lib\cfx.jar -d C:\CFusionMX\wwwroot\WEB-INF\classes %1 
 >C:AAA.txt

It works, I got the compile class at the right place, CF has recognized 
the CFX, but it is complaining that
"Unsupported major.minor version 49.0" about my tag ???
What the heck is that? "version" of WHAT?

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Re: Examples of cfform

[Paul Hastings]

Ryan Guill wrote:
> Yeah, ive got all the cfform.com and asfusion.com stuff.  I also have
> some examples from macromedia and a few that I have made.  I was
> meaning more like things that some of you may have done that the
> mainstream might not know about yet...

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Re: Compiling Java ?%$/%??

[Claude Schneegans]

 >>So I'm trying to define a command in a custom button in CF Studio, and I
have problem to get the stdout to be piped to a file.

Ok, I managed to define a custom button in the Tools menu in CF Studio.
This button calls the bat file below and passes the file name as first 
parameter
(gee, DOS is really far away!)
"C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.5.0_04\bin\javac" -classpath 
C:\CFusionMX\lib\cfx.jar -d C:\CFusionMX\wwwroot\WEB-INF\classes %1 
 >C:AAA.txt

It works, I got the compile class at the right place, CF has recognized 
the CFX, but it is complaining that
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ColdFusion Security Vulnerabilities

[Mike Nicholls]

Does anyone have any experience with reporting security vulnerabilities
to Macromedia?  I reported a vulnerability in ColdFusion using the
Macromedia Security Report Form
(http://www.macromedia.com/devnet/security/security_zone/alertus.html)
three days ago, and haven't heard anything back yet.  From what I can
tell, the example code I provided a URL for hasn't been downloaded
either.

 

Does anyone know if it is usual to receive a response in this situation?
Obviously I'm not expecting a hotfix the very next day, but just an
acknowledgement that my report has been received and is being
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Re: ColdFusion Installation - more FREAKING JNDI problems

[S . Isaac Dealey]

> I had a problem with MSDE setup and CF7 as well.  This
> turned out to be the solution for me, if it's any help.
> http://www.robisen.com/index.cfm?mode=entry&entry=BE1AB594
> -55DC-F2B1-F392552E0A41542A

> The specific error I was getting when attempting to verify
> datasources in CF was:
>  [Macromedia][SQLServer JDBC Driver]Error establishing
>  socket. Connection refused: connect

Thanks for the info, although apparently it doesn't apply to the
latest build of MSDE ... I'm still unable to reinstall an unnamed
instance of MSDE on that server, though I was able to install a named
instance for which the extra tool said it wasn't needed, so... still
unable to connect to the named instance as with the unnamed
instance...

s. isaac dealey 954.522.6080
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Re: New to CFEclipse

[Claude Schneegans]

 >>You will probably want to write another class with a main method, to 
use as
a test harness for your class.

N! The main method is in CF. CF calls the class, this is a CFX 
custom tag, not an application.

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Re: New to CFEclipse

[Claude Schneegans]

 >>In Eclipse, right-click on the file containing the main() method and 
choose
"Run As" > Java Application.

Furthermore, I don't want to run it, a custom tag cannot be run from 
Eclipse, it can only be compiled,
and eventually run by CF.
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RE: New to CFEclipse

[Dave Watts]

> Ok, what if there is no main() method? This is just a class, 
> called by CF, not an application.

You will probably want to write another class with a main method, to use as
a test harness for your class.

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Re: New to CFEclipse

[Claude Schneegans]

 >>In Eclipse, right-click on the file containing the main() method and 
choose
"Run As" > Java Application.

Ok, what if there is no main() method? This is just a class, called by 
CF, not an application.
Anyway, I did it, nothing happens.

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Re: Compiling Java ?%$/%??

[Claude Schneegans]

 >>If you run the Java compiler from the command line, it should send all
errors to STDOUT and you should see them right there in your command prompt
window.

Yeah, but it has been so long before I used a command prompt, it looks 
like stone age.
So I'm trying to define a command in a custom button in CF Studio, and I 
have problem
to get the stdout to be piped to a file.

I was hoping Eclipse could help me, but I see no settings no nothing for 
Java compiling :-(

Although it appears full of features, I'm still looking for simple 
things I'm using a lot in Studio,
like drag and drop to move a selection a couple of lines higher or lower.

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Re: ColdFusion Installation - more FREAKING JNDI problems

[Laura Stewart]

I had a problem with MSDE setup and CF7 as well.  This turned out to be the 
solution for me, if it's any help. 
http://www.robisen.com/index.cfm?mode=entry&entry=BE1AB594-55DC-F2B1-F392552E0A41542A

The specific error I was getting when attempting to verify datasources in CF 
was:
 [Macromedia][SQLServer JDBC Driver]Error establishing socket. Connection 
refused: connect

>Frustrating, but at least it's set up now... now I'm dealing with a
>totally different problem, trying to set up an MSDE server on that
>machine and not having any luck... I was able to get it installed once
>but then couldn't connect to it with anything (MS SQL Enterprise
>Manager, CF, ODBC) except a 3rd party tool called MSDE Manager (from
>WhiteBear I think it was)... Good to know the thing was working, but
>completely unhelpful if I can't connect to it with CF... So I
>uninstalled it to try again and now I can't get it reinstalled...
>... just another day in freaking nothing works as advertised
>land...
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hotfix release schedule?

[dan martin]

Is there a schedule for when hotfixes will be available? Anyone know when the 
Merrimack hotfix will be available? Thanks.

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RE: Multiple Processors and CFMX 7

[Dave Watts]

> 1.) Will the CFMX 7 trial software run on a quad processor machine?

Yes.

> 2.) Can it convert to a Standard Edition CFMX7 version by 
> entering the Reg Code once purchased?

Generally, yes. However, I don't think you can run Standard Edition on a
four-processor machine according to the license. I'm no licensing expert,
though.

> 3.) It's very vanilla CF code and battle hardened on 6.1... 
> never tested on 7... am I crazy?

Is it a production server? If so, yes, you're crazy. If not, no, you're not
crazy.

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Multiple Processors and CFMX 7

[Gonzo Rock]

I am getting ready to install our application at a new client site by 
downloading the CFMX7 trial software and then registering it once all is 
well and happy. However I have a couple of quick questions first.

1.) Will the CFMX 7 trial software run on a quad processor machine?
2.) Can it convert to a Standard Edition CFMX7 version by entering the Reg 
Code once purchased?
3.) It's very vanilla CF code and battle hardened on 6.1... never tested on 
7... am I crazy?

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Re: Calling php class / function from a cfc

[James Holmes]

You could just fix the headless system so that it works. Use XServ or
a similar virtual XServer to provide a vurtual head and take away the
headless arguments in the CF JVM startup string. Then everything will
work (Java, CF, CFCHART etc).

On 9/6/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> And ImageCR from Efflare, which is less cheap.
> 
>   http://efflare.com/products/cfx_imagecr/
> 
> You can also use/call php.exe from the command-line,
> or possibly embed it in a CFX as someone mentioned.
> 
> We've done the 1st and are thinking about the 2nd for
> other languages aside from FlareScript in ImageFlare.
> 
> --
>  CrystalM
> 
> > Bram,
> >
> > If you want to do away with PHP altogether, there are a couple
> > implementations of resizing images in CF floating around.  Doug Hughes
> > (www.alagad.com) has a great one (alagad image component) that's
> > pretty cheap.  You can also write your own in Java for free.
> >
> > -Joe
> >
> > On 9/5/05, Bram Plessers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > > Hello,
> > >
> > > I'm running into problems cause I'm on a headless Unix system
> > > that runs Coldfusion.
> > >
> > > I looked into several components and they all have the same issue
> > > with Java an such system.
> > >
> > > I can also run PHP on my server, so now I want to use a php class
> > > to resize images. But how can I call such a PHP class from my
> > > coldfusion code ?
> > >
> > > Thanks
> > >
> > >
> > >
> >
> >
> 
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Re: New to CFEclipse

[Spike]

In Eclipse, right-click on the file containing the main() method and choose 
"Run As" > Java Application.

Spike


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> 
> I'm trying to develop my first Java CFX tag... You will laugh, but is
> there some way to access some Java compiler under Eclipse?
> I've created a Java project, I can see no "Compile" button, only a
> "Build" button and when I hit it, nothing happens :-(
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Re: New to CFEclipse

[Claude Schneegans]

I'm trying to develop my first Java CFX tag... You will laugh, but is 
there some way to access some Java compiler under Eclipse?
I've created a Java project, I can see no "Compile" button, only a 
"Build" button and when I hit it, nothing happens :-(

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Fusebox Conf interview 6: Adv FB, Security plugin, Ruby on Rails

[Michael Smith]

In this issue of ColdFusion conference and training news:

1. Fusebox and Frameworks Conference News - hotel price ends 9/12/05
2. "Advanced Fusebox" interview with Jeff Peters
3. "Lock/key security plugin" interview with Sandy Clark
4. "Ruby on Rails for CF Developers" interview with John Paul Ashenfelter

Happy coding
- Michael Smith,
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   "Creating excellent custom software since 1989"

1. Fusebox and Frameworks News
**

* Win a gigabyte memory stick - if you sign up for the Advanced Fusebox class
by Wed 9/21/05 5pm you will be entered in a raffle to win a gigabyte memory
stick. If you have already signed up you are entered already!

* We have cancelled the following classes
MT101 Mach-II with Hal Helms   Wed 9/28/05
FB103 Intro to Fusebox Wed 9/28/05

* Repeat sessions - from our attendee survey
This Glue Dries Fast - Joe Rinehart
Best Practices and Frameworks - Simon Horwith
Head First Mach-II - Matt Woodward

* Hotel price deadline is 9/12/05
The group rate is $199 (regular is $289) using group code FUSFUSA
and is good through Monday  9/12/05
http://www.cfconf.org/fusebox2005/hotel.cfm

* The winner of the survey competition is Clark Valberg who wrote on why
you should go to the conference:
"Because if you DON’T go, life will go on as usual… That is to say you’ll be
sitting in your drab sunless cubicle breathing stale air, drinking stale
coffee, and pretending to work, while at the same time bobbing your head
around trying to watch your back for the boss. You’ll find yourself feeling
depressed as you read Simon Horwith's blog entries going on about how much
fun everyone’s having at the conference. Then, inevitably, in a moment of
weakness the boss will sneak up on you. Startled, you’ll accidentally 
ALT+TAB
one too many times right onto the adult video trailer you muted, but forgot
to close. The boss will ask you back to his office where you’ll be informed
of your termination. Since you really never used any kind of real 
development
methodology – and your code was a total mess you probably won’t even get a
letter of recommendation. So there you'll be - managing a Bennigan's and
living in your parent’s attic. Maybe you should have just gone to the
conference, eh?"

* The Fusebox and Frameworks conference http://www.cfconf.org/fusebox2005/
   is only 3 weeks away

* Long time CFer Cameron Childress set up a site to help displaced NOMMUG
   members: "Help a fellow developer from New Orleans -  if you think you could 
offer
anything at all in the way of networking, a place to stay while they get on
their feet, a friendly face, even a job opportunity, please join the
temporary NOMMUG Help list at"
http://www.sdcfug.org/nommug

* CFUNITED student wrote Katrina help site - CF rapid development succeeds 
again.
   http://www.forta.com/blog/index.cfm?mode=e&entry=1724

* CF Underground VII will be in Anaheim CA 10/15/05 before MAX
   The call for speakers is up at
   http://www.cfconf.org/cf_underground7/survey.cfm
   Please complete by Friday 9/9/05


2. Advanced Fusebox interview with Jeff Peters
**
Michael Smith:  Today I'm talking to Jeff Peters about his preconference class,
"Advanced Fusebox".  Welcome back, Jeff.

Jeff Peters:  Thanks, Michael.  It's hard to believe we're on top of another
Fusebox conference already!

MS:  It sure is.  And you're teaching another class the day before the
conference.  Tell me a little about what attendees can expect.

JP:  Well, I'm really looking forward to it.  I've been doing a lot of intro-
level training lately, and it should be a lot of fun to do an advanced class.
We're going to get into the grit of Fusebox 4 and really look at how to make it
work for you in a professional setting.

MS:  So students should have some experience with Fusebox already?

JP:  I would highly recommend it, not only because we're going to be working
with advanced-level material, but also because it's a one-day class and we're
going to be moving fairly quickly.

MS:  That's good to know.  What sorts of topics will you be teaching?

JP:  We'll be looking at the Fusebox process in detail, examining what Fusebox
does when and how to leverage settings in the application configuration file.
We'll also examine using CFCs with Fusebox, some advanced layout techniques, and
how to integrate Fusebox with other applications.

MS:  Sounds like a lot for a one-day session.

JP:  It should be a full session, but hopefully interesting and fun enough to
make the material useful and memorable.

MS:  Great.  I'm sure your students are in for a good day.  What should they
bring to class?

JP:  A laptop with ColdFusion ready to go, and preferably the Fusebox 4 core
files downloaded.  I'll have them available as well, but it will save time if
students already have them.

MS:  I'll make sure we get the word out.

JP:  Thank

RE: ColdFusion Installation - more FREAKING JNDI problems

[Calvin Ward]

Yeps 

-Original Message-
From: Adrocknaphobia [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Wednesday, September 07, 2005 7:22 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: ColdFusion Installation - more FREAKING JNDI problems

VMWare 5? You mean workstation?

-Adam

On 9/7/05, Calvin Ward <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Incidentally I discovered this beast of an issue when setting up CFMX 
> 7 on
> Win2k3 on VMWare 5 some time ago.
> 
> Naturally installs in VMWare are much slower, so this was quite a pain 
> to troubleshoot and figure out exactly why I couldn't just install it.
> 
> I never did determine a viable work around aside from installing CFMX 
> 7 before installing SP 1, has anyone else?
> 
> -Original Message-
> From: Dave Watts [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Tuesday, September 06, 2005 2:21 PM
> To: CF-Talk
> Subject: RE: ColdFusion Installation - more FREAKING JNDI problems
> 
> > I don't really considering uninstalling an OS service pack to 
> > install software much of a work around...
> 
> I agree with you on that. However, it looks like there are other 
> workarounds that are less drastic. From the log entries that get 
> generated, it looks like a permissions problem.
> 
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Re: ColdFusion Installation - more FREAKING JNDI problems

[Adrocknaphobia]

VMWare 5? You mean workstation?

-Adam

On 9/7/05, Calvin Ward <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Incidentally I discovered this beast of an issue when setting up CFMX 7 on
> Win2k3 on VMWare 5 some time ago.
> 
> Naturally installs in VMWare are much slower, so this was quite a pain to
> troubleshoot and figure out exactly why I couldn't just install it.
> 
> I never did determine a viable work around aside from installing CFMX 7
> before installing SP 1, has anyone else?
> 
> -Original Message-
> From: Dave Watts [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Tuesday, September 06, 2005 2:21 PM
> To: CF-Talk
> Subject: RE: ColdFusion Installation - more FREAKING JNDI problems
> 
> > I don't really considering uninstalling an OS service pack to install
> > software much of a work around...
> 
> I agree with you on that. However, it looks like there are other workarounds
> that are less drastic. From the log entries that get generated, it looks
> like a permissions problem.
> 
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> 
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Re: Examples of cfform

[Will Tomlinson]

Be sure to show the file upload one from asfusion. That one is spectacular!

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RE: Compiling Java ?%$/%??

[Dave Watts]

>  Now what if you get no error message and no tag compiled 
> and no cab library updated, NO NOTHING? When I run the compiler, 
> I see some black window open a fraction of a second, then POUF! 
> it is gone! Where are my error messages?

If you run the Java compiler from the command line, it should send all
errors to STDOUT and you should see them right there in your command prompt
window.

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RE: ColdFusion Installation - more FREAKING JNDI problems

[Calvin Ward]

Incidentally I discovered this beast of an issue when setting up CFMX 7 on
Win2k3 on VMWare 5 some time ago.

Naturally installs in VMWare are much slower, so this was quite a pain to
troubleshoot and figure out exactly why I couldn't just install it.

I never did determine a viable work around aside from installing CFMX 7
before installing SP 1, has anyone else? 

-Original Message-
From: Dave Watts [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Tuesday, September 06, 2005 2:21 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: ColdFusion Installation - more FREAKING JNDI problems

> I don't really considering uninstalling an OS service pack to install 
> software much of a work around...

I agree with you on that. However, it looks like there are other workarounds
that are less drastic. From the log entries that get generated, it looks
like a permissions problem.

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Compiling Java ?%$/%??

[Claude Schneegans]

Hi,

In the CFMX docs about "Writing a Java CFX tag", it looks so simple:
 >>Compile the java source file into a class file using the Java 
compiler. If you are using the command-line tools bundled with the JDK, 
use the following command line, which you execute from within the 
classes directory:
javac -classpath cf_root\lib\cfx.jar MyHelloColdFusion.java
...
If you receive errors during compilation, check the source code to make 
sure you entered it correctly. If no errors occur, you successfully 
wrote your first Java CFX tag.

 Now what if you get no error message and no tag compiled and no cab 
library updated, NO NOTHING?
When I run the compiler, I see some black window open a fraction of a 
second, then POUF! it is gone!
Where are my error messages?

I tried to redirect text results from the compiler with some >errors.txt 
file,
like in good old days under DOS, I get a file, but it is empty :-(

Can someone help?

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Re: Converting from cf5 to mx6.1 compatibility issues

[Ryan Guill]

looks like the #url# would probably be the suspicious canidate.  #url#
is a scope or structure, not a simple string.

On 9/7/05, Terry Troxel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am new to MX6.1 and have an existing program that works
> fine in CF5 and I am getting this error in 6.1.
> Could someone show me what I have to change as I am not
> sure.
> 
> Terry Troxel
> 
> 
> Complex object types cannot be converted to simple values.
> The expression has requested a variable or an intermediate
> expression result as a simple value, however, the result
> cannot be converted to a simple value. Simple values are
> strings, numbers, boolean values, and date/time values.
> Queries, arrays, and COM objects are examples of complex
> values.
> The most likely cause of the error is that you are trying to
> use a complex value as a simple one. For example, you might
> be trying to use a query variable in a  tag. This was
> possible in ColdFusion 2.0 but creates an error in later
> versions.
> 
> 
> The error occurred in
> C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\suncoastdesigns\admin\slideshow.cfm: line
> 45
> 
> 43 :   44 :file = "#fp1#slideshow.xml"
> 45 :output = ' caption="#left(mydirectory.name,len(mydirectory.name)-4)#"
> link="" />'>
> 
> 
> 

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Re: Examples of cfform

[Ryan Guill]

Yeah, ive got all the cfform.com and asfusion.com stuff.  I also have
some examples from macromedia and a few that I have made.  I was
meaning more like things that some of you may have done that the
mainstream might not know about yet...

On 9/7/05, Dave Watts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > As I mentioned before, I am presenting at a user group tonight on
> > cfform.  I was wondering if anyone knew of any good examples to show
> > to the crowd?  I have a few already, but the more the better.  Any
> > recomendations?
> 
> This might be too obvious, but have you thoroughly checked cfform.com?
> 
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Re: Converting from cf5 to mx6.1 compatibility issues

[Aaron Rouse]

It is #URL# you can not have a variable named that or at least can not 
reference it without a scope since URL is a scope within itself.

On 9/7/05, Terry Troxel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: 
> 
> I am new to MX6.1 and have an existing program that works
> fine in CF5 and I am getting this error in 6.1.
> Could someone show me what I have to change as I am not
> sure.
> 
> Terry Troxel
> 
> 
> Complex object types cannot be converted to simple values.
> The expression has requested a variable or an intermediate
> expression result as a simple value, however, the result
> cannot be converted to a simple value. Simple values are
> strings, numbers, boolean values, and date/time values.
> Queries, arrays, and COM objects are examples of complex
> values.
> The most likely cause of the error is that you are trying to
> use a complex value as a simple one. For example, you might
> be trying to use a query variable in a  tag. This was
> possible in ColdFusion 2.0 but creates an error in later
> versions.
> 
> 
> The error occurred in
> C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\suncoastdesigns\admin\slideshow.cfm: line
> 45
> 
> 43 :  44 : file = "#fp1#slideshow.xml"
> 45 : output = ' caption="#left(mydirectory.name ,len(
> mydirectory.name )-4)#"
> link="" />'>
> 
> 
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Converting from cf5 to mx6.1 compatibility issues

[Terry Troxel]

I am new to MX6.1 and have an existing program that works
fine in CF5 and I am getting this error in 6.1.
Could someone show me what I have to change as I am not
sure.

Terry Troxel


Complex object types cannot be converted to simple values.  
The expression has requested a variable or an intermediate
expression result as a simple value, however, the result
cannot be converted to a simple value. Simple values are
strings, numbers, boolean values, and date/time values.
Queries, arrays, and COM objects are examples of complex
values. 
The most likely cause of the error is that you are trying to
use a complex value as a simple one. For example, you might
be trying to use a query variable in a  tag. This was
possible in ColdFusion 2.0 but creates an error in later
versions. 
 
  
The error occurred in
C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\suncoastdesigns\admin\slideshow.cfm: line
45
 
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RE: Examples of cfform

[Dave Watts]

> As I mentioned before, I am presenting at a user group tonight on
> cfform.  I was wondering if anyone knew of any good examples to show
> to the crowd?  I have a few already, but the more the better.  Any
> recomendations?

This might be too obvious, but have you thoroughly checked cfform.com?

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Re: Examples of cfform

[Tony]

the peeps at asfusion.com have a lot of cool examples of some
whacked out cfform implementations...

http://www.asfusion.com/blog/entry/mxna-reader-built-with-cfforms

REALLY pushing the limits.

tw

On 9/7/05, Ryan Guill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hey guys,
> 
> As I mentioned before, I am presenting at a user group tonight on
> cfform.  I was wondering if anyone knew of any good examples to show
> to the crowd?  I have a few already, but the more the better.  Any
> recomendations?
> 
> Thanks,
> --
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> BlueEyesDevelopment
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Re: Examples of cfform

[Bryan Stevenson]

just use the code examples from the intro to CFMX 7 tour on the MM site (and 
installed with CF)loads of CFFROM examples (including flash)

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Examples of cfform

[Ryan Guill]

Hey guys,

As I mentioned before, I am presenting at a user group tonight on
cfform.  I was wondering if anyone knew of any good examples to show
to the crowd?  I have a few already, but the more the better.  Any
recomendations?

Thanks,
-- 
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Re: New to CFEclipse

[S . Isaac Dealey]

> Hi,

> I just installed Eclipse and CFeclipse and I'm learning.
> Is there some forum like this one especially for
> CFEclipse, or is this
> one the best?

Somebody else mentioned the web-site... though I know I'm subscribed
to one of what appear to be about 5 mailing lists they host...
[EMAIL PROTECTED] I believe...

s. isaac dealey   954.522.6080
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Re: New to CFEclipse

[Claude Schneegans]

 >>Check the site:
http://www.cfeclipse.org/go/project/lists

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Re: Is there a way to send an attachment via CFMAIL w/out pulling it from disk?

[Howie Hamlin]

You can do this with iMS-Lite but you would need to be running Windows and 
would need to have permission to install the software on the machine.

HTH,

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--- On Wednesday, September 07, 2005 2:33 PM, Dan G. Switzer, II scribed: ---
>
> I'm using CFCHART (yes, CFCHART, not CFGRAPH--I doubled checked it
> this time ) and need to send the charts via e-mail.
> 
> When using the "name" attribute with CFCHART, it will store the
> binary in a 
> variable in memory. I'd like to take this output and attach it to the
> e-mail 
> w/out writing the file to disk first.
> 
> Unfortunately, it doesn't seem like I can find a way to use
> toBase64() and 
> manually format the CFMAIL message anymore (in older versions of CF
> you 
> could manually format the CFMAIL message.)
> 
> Is there a way to use  to encode an attachment to the
> message 
> straight from memory?
> 
> I'm trying to avoid having the spooled message be dependent on other
> files 
> on the disk. I have my reasons...
> 
> -Dan
> 
> 
> 
> 

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RE: Please help correct an assumption regarding Application.cfm

[Mark A Kruger]

Yeah - that's has to be the case being on a java platform an oversite.

If they do fix it it will probably break all thos apps out there that depend
on case sensitivity:

"are you using application "blah" or application "BLAH"??

-mark


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> -Original Message-
> From: Mark A Kruger [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Wednesday, September 07, 2005 1:14 PM
> To: CF-Talk
> Subject: RE: Please help correct an assumption regarding Application.cfm
>
> Jim,
>
> nice tip about the names...  I didn't know that. Nothing else is case
> sensitive... hmmm. It seems inconsistent.

Well - that's because it is.  ;^)

CF has to do a lot of voodoo to make itself case-insensitive on a platform
that's case sensitive... it looks like they missed this one.

I wonder, actually, if this may have been (or will be) included in a fix
pack...

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Re: Is there a way to send an attachment via CFMAIL w/out pulling it from disk?

[Bryan Stevenson]

I'm guessing you could use some Java to do what ya want on the flybut 
that's just a guess ;-)

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Is there a way to send an attachment via CFMAIL w/out pulling it from disk?

[Dan G. Switzer, II]

I'm using CFCHART (yes, CFCHART, not CFGRAPH--I doubled checked it this time
) and need to send the charts via e-mail.

When using the "name" attribute with CFCHART, it will store the binary in a
variable in memory. I'd like to take this output and attach it to the e-mail
w/out writing the file to disk first. 

Unfortunately, it doesn't seem like I can find a way to use toBase64() and
manually format the CFMAIL message anymore (in older versions of CF you
could manually format the CFMAIL message.)

Is there a way to use  to encode an attachment to the message
straight from memory?

I'm trying to avoid having the spooled message be dependent on other files
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Re: New to CFEclipse

[Nathan Strutz]

Check the site:
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Re: JPG-scraping... brainfart

[Matt Robertson]

Thanks guys! That did it for me.

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Re: cfform / flex stylesheet explorer

[Ryan Guill]

Yes!  thans so much Paul!

And as wild and crazy as he is, he is very appreciated!

Thanks again.

BTW, I also found this:
http://weblogs.macromedia.com/mc/archives/FlexStyleExplorer.html

But it wasnt exactly what i was looking for.

On 9/7/05, Paul Hastings <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Ryan Guill wrote:
> > Not that long ago I remember seeing someone had developed a cfform (i
> > believe, it may have been flex) explorer that showed all of the
> > different styles available and updated it all on the clientside.  I
> 
> that would be wild & crazy pim,
> http://cfpim.blogspot.com/2005/04/flash-cfforms-style-manager.html
> 
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Re: cfform / flex stylesheet explorer

[Paul Hastings]

Ryan Guill wrote:
> Not that long ago I remember seeing someone had developed a cfform (i
> believe, it may have been flex) explorer that showed all of the
> different styles available and updated it all on the clientside.  I

that would be wild & crazy pim, 
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cfform / flex stylesheet explorer

[Ryan Guill]

Hey guys,

Not that long ago I remember seeing someone had developed a cfform (i
believe, it may have been flex) explorer that showed all of the
different styles available and updated it all on the clientside.  I
cannot find it for anything now, ive tried google and mxna.  Does
anyone know what im talking about and can point me in the right
direction?  I am doing a user group meeting tonight and wanted to
include it.

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RE: Please help correct an assumption regarding Application.cfm

[Jim Davis]

> -Original Message-
> From: Mark A Kruger [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Wednesday, September 07, 2005 1:14 PM
> To: CF-Talk
> Subject: RE: Please help correct an assumption regarding Application.cfm
> 
> Jim,
> 
> nice tip about the names...  I didn't know that. Nothing else is case
> sensitive... hmmm. It seems inconsistent.

Well - that's because it is.  ;^)

CF has to do a lot of voodoo to make itself case-insensitive on a platform
that's case sensitive... it looks like they missed this one.

I wonder, actually, if this may have been (or will be) included in a fix
pack...

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RE: Please help correct an assumption regarding Application.cfm

[Mark A Kruger]

Jim,

nice tip about the names...  I didn't know that. Nothing else is case
sensitive... hmmm. It seems inconsistent.

-Mark


-Original Message-
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Sent: Wednesday, September 07, 2005 12:05 PM
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Subject: RE: Please help correct an assumption regarding Application.cfm


> -Original Message-
> From: Mark A Kruger [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Wednesday, September 07, 2005 12:53 PM
> To: CF-Talk
> Subject: RE: Please help correct an assumption regarding Application.cfm
>
> Damien,
>
> It's likely that you are setting application variables because you say
> they
> "are stored in the application scope". Application variables are designed
> to
> be set once and read many times - or at least ap variables like DSN are
> designed this way.  Just changing the file will not reload these variables
> per se - unless your code is written to write to the variables over and
> over
> (as some code is).

One other possible hitch that just recently hit us (when moving an app from
CF 4.5 to MX7): Application NAMES in MX are case-sensitive.

So, in our case there was an extraneous "cfapplication" tag deep in the code
that spelled the app name the same, but used different case.  Although this
worked fine in 4.5 it creates a brand new (empty) application in MX.

Once we removed the (unneeded anyway) cfapplication tag everything worked
again.

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RE: Please help correct an assumption regarding Application.cfm

[Mark A Kruger]

cool...

-Original Message-
From: Damien McKenna [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, September 07, 2005 12:08 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Please help correct an assumption regarding Application.cfm


> -Original Message-
> From: Mark A Kruger [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> It's likely that you are setting application variables
> because you say they "are stored in the application scope".
>
> I have a blog on Ap variables that might shed some light.
> http://mkruger.cfwebtools.com/index.cfm?mode=alias&alias=appli
> cation.variables

Thanks for that, the article itself and Sean's replies helped clear up a
few things.

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New to CFEclipse

[Claude Schneegans]

Hi,

I just installed Eclipse and CFeclipse and I'm learning.
Is there some forum like this one especially for CFEclipse, or is this 
one the best?

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RE: Please help correct an assumption regarding Application.cfm

[Damien McKenna]

> -Original Message-
> From: Mark A Kruger [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
> 
> It's likely that you are setting application variables 
> because you say they "are stored in the application scope".
> 
> I have a blog on Ap variables that might shed some light.
> http://mkruger.cfwebtools.com/index.cfm?mode=alias&alias=appli
> cation.variables

Thanks for that, the article itself and Sean's replies helped clear up a
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RE: Please help correct an assumption regarding Application.cfm

[Jim Davis]

> -Original Message-
> From: Mark A Kruger [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Wednesday, September 07, 2005 12:53 PM
> To: CF-Talk
> Subject: RE: Please help correct an assumption regarding Application.cfm
> 
> Damien,
> 
> It's likely that you are setting application variables because you say
> they
> "are stored in the application scope". Application variables are designed
> to
> be set once and read many times - or at least ap variables like DSN are
> designed this way.  Just changing the file will not reload these variables
> per se - unless your code is written to write to the variables over and
> over
> (as some code is).

One other possible hitch that just recently hit us (when moving an app from
CF 4.5 to MX7): Application NAMES in MX are case-sensitive.

So, in our case there was an extraneous "cfapplication" tag deep in the code
that spelled the app name the same, but used different case.  Although this
worked fine in 4.5 it creates a brand new (empty) application in MX.

Once we removed the (unneeded anyway) cfapplication tag everything worked
again.

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Re: JPG-scraping... brainfart

[Jerry Johnson]

Are you on MX? If so, just use the file and path attributes of cfhttp
to automatically save the file for you. Don't forget the getAsBinary
attribute if needed.

On 9/7/05, Matt Robertson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> There's got to be a way to do this but its escaping me.
> 
> If I am given a url to an image, how can I save that image onto my CF
> server's hard drive for later use? Must I use cfftp? At present I am pretty
> sure I will only have a url to work with. This is for a public agency that
> will have permission to do this as part of a paid-for service so I'm not
> snitching pics of playboy bunnies or somesuch :-)

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RE: Please help correct an assumption regarding Application.cfm

[Mark A Kruger]

Damien,

It's likely that you are setting application variables because you say they
"are stored in the application scope". Application variables are designed to
be set once and read many times - or at least ap variables like DSN are
designed this way.  Just changing the file will not reload these variables
per se - unless your code is written to write to the variables over and over
(as some code is).

I have a blog on Ap variables that might shed some light.
http://mkruger.cfwebtools.com/index.cfm?mode=alias&alias=application.variabl
es


Sean Corfield has some excellent insites that he added as well on a
subsequent blog.
http://mkruger.cfwebtools.com/index.cfm?mode=alias&alias=application.variabl
es

-Mark




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From: Damien McKenna [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, September 07, 2005 11:25 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Please help correct an assumption regarding Application.cfm


I have an assumption regarding Application.cfm that I'm starting to
question.

It was my understanding that the Application.cfm file was
loaded+compiled the first time when a file in that directory was loaded,
e.g. the first time someone loads index.cfm the Application.cfm file for
that directory was loaded.  After that the file was not loaded+compiled
again until it was changed, i.e. a new version was uploaded.  Further
from that, it was also my understanding that the same was true for all
files cfinclude'd from Application.cfm.  Are my assumptions correct?

The reason I ask is that today one of our sites trapped an error that
suggests otherwise.  The Application.cfm for all of our sites loads a
shared file which sets some common variables - DSN names, common URLs,
etc, all of which are stored in the Application scope.  The error that
was logged said that one of these variables was not set, which does not
make sense based on my assumptions above.

So any ideas on why this might have happened?

Thanks.

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RE: Please help correct an assumption regarding Application.cfm

[Damien McKenna]

> -Original Message-
> From: Ryan Guill [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
> 
> No, my understanding of application.cfm is more like an implicit
> include on every template that is requested by the browser and runs
> before anything else.  I believe it is compiled and run every time.

So what about application variables you set throughout the rest of the
files (index.cfm, yadda), where are they stored?

Personally I suspect I need to read Senior Forte's Advanced Application
Development book... Or the ColdFusion source code... Oh wait, can't do
that ;-)

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Re: Session Variables and returning to finish web forms

[Robert Munn]

Unless you plan to do something with the partially completed application, there 
is no reason to store it in a normalized way. You could just WDDX session.app 
and save the resulting packet into a database table; then, when the user comes 
back you just de-serialize the packet and repopulate session.app. Your table 
might look something like this:

appStore{
   userid int NOT NULL (FK),
   appData text,
   dateUpdated datetime  
}



>Ok I will use a CFLOCK and CFTransaction for the data processing.
>
>At present all the data entered in the form is stored as session
>variables, which enables the form to be split up over several screens
>which works well.
>
>i.e.
> 
>
>The final option below I am trying to implement into the form and am
>just looking for ideas on how this can best be achieved using
>Coldfusion.
>
>If the users have logged in as a member, they have the ability to save a
>partially completed online application and complete it later (by
>clicking the 'Finish Later' button at the bottom of the form)
>
>How would this be best achieved ?
>
>Would you save the form field session variables entered on the form into
>a database table with a relationship to the members table ?  
>
>If so when the user returns to the form to complete it what would be the
>best way of ensuring that the data returned from the database table to
>populate the form fields works in conjunction with the
>value="#SESSION.app.jobdesc#" that is set on the form fields by default
>that enables the form to be split over several screens ?
>
>Thanks
>
>Ian
>
>
>
>-Original Message-
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>Sent: 05 September 2005 15:56
>To: CF-Talk
>Subject: Re: Session Variables in CFMX 7
>
>Hi Ian, Here are a few ideas regarding this.
> Best deal with session variables within a CFLOCK statement (see docs
>for details of possible race conditions) and therefore a useful way to
>go about this is to copy any session structures to the request scope on
>each request.
> I have a similar 'wizard' style process and I create a structure
>(inside
>cflock) session.wizard
> For each wizard step I create session.wizard.stepN (where N is step
>number). 
> I then duplicate this structure to the request scope so that I can
>forget about locking from now on.
> In each form page I CFPARAM request.wizard.stepN.formfieldN for all my
>form fields for this step with any default values.
> When the form is submitted I cfloop thru the form structure and copy
>the form values to the request.wizard.stepN.formfieldN values. Finally I
>duplicate the request scope to the session scope inside a CFLOCK so the
>values are remembered to the next request.
> In terms of keeping this data in some way, you might consider using
>CFWDDX which can convert complex CFML variables (like your wizard
>structure) and convert them to a XML string. You could then write this
>string to a file or database. CFWDDX can then be used to convert it back
>again. There are many ways to store this data but this in my mind would
>be the neatest.
> HTH
>Mike
>   
>
> On 9/5/05, Ian Vaughan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: 
>> 
>> Hi
>> 
>> I am starting constructing a form using session variables for multiple

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RE: JPG-scraping... brainfart

[Dave.Phillips]

Better yet:

http://www.google.co.uk/intl/en_uk/images/logo.gif";
getasbinary="yes"
path="C:\DIRECTORYTOSAVEIMAGEIN"
>

There is also a file attribute if you want to specify the file, but if you just 
want it to be the same filename as the one you GET, then leave it off (like I 
did above).  Otherwise, specify the file attribute with the new filename.

Obviously, you can replace the path above with any path available to your 
server.

Dave

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Re: Please help correct an assumption regarding Application.cfm

[Bryan Stevenson]

The big question is what are the CF Admin settings regarding the caching of 
cfm files?  You can have it set NOT to check for updates (as you would in 
production to get better performance) and always use the cached version

HTH

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RE: Please help correct an assumption regarding Application.cfm

[Kerry]

except not compiled every time, just run? unless you use cfadmin to stop cf
from saving any classes?

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To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Please help correct an assumption regarding Application.cfm


No, my understanding of application.cfm is more like an implicit
include on every template that is requested by the browser and runs
before anything else.  I believe it is compiled and run every time.

On 9/7/05, Damien McKenna <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have an assumption regarding Application.cfm that I'm starting to
> question.
>
> It was my understanding that the Application.cfm file was
> loaded+compiled the first time when a file in that directory was loaded,
> e.g. the first time someone loads index.cfm the Application.cfm file for
> that directory was loaded.  After that the file was not loaded+compiled
> again until it was changed, i.e. a new version was uploaded.  Further
> from that, it was also my understanding that the same was true for all
> files cfinclude'd from Application.cfm.  Are my assumptions correct?
>
> The reason I ask is that today one of our sites trapped an error that
> suggests otherwise.  The Application.cfm for all of our sites loads a
> shared file which sets some common variables - DSN names, common URLs,
> etc, all of which are stored in the Application scope.  The error that
> was logged said that one of these variables was not set, which does not
> make sense based on my assumptions above.
>
> So any ideas on why this might have happened?
>
> Thanks.
>
> --
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> #include 
>
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RE: JPG-scraping... brainfart

[Kerry]

http://www.google.co.uk/intl/en_uk/images/logo.gif";
getasbinary="yes">



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Subject: JPG-scraping... brainfart


There's got to be a way to do this but its escaping me.

If I am given a url to an image, how can I save that image onto my CF
server's hard drive for later use? Must I use cfftp? At present I am pretty
sure I will only have a url to work with. This is for a public agency that
will have permission to do this as part of a paid-for service so I'm not
snitching pics of playboy bunnies or somesuch :-)

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Re: Please help correct an assumption regarding Application.cfm

[Ryan Guill]

No, my understanding of application.cfm is more like an implicit
include on every template that is requested by the browser and runs
before anything else.  I believe it is compiled and run every time.

On 9/7/05, Damien McKenna <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have an assumption regarding Application.cfm that I'm starting to
> question.
> 
> It was my understanding that the Application.cfm file was
> loaded+compiled the first time when a file in that directory was loaded,
> e.g. the first time someone loads index.cfm the Application.cfm file for
> that directory was loaded.  After that the file was not loaded+compiled
> again until it was changed, i.e. a new version was uploaded.  Further
> from that, it was also my understanding that the same was true for all
> files cfinclude'd from Application.cfm.  Are my assumptions correct?
> 
> The reason I ask is that today one of our sites trapped an error that
> suggests otherwise.  The Application.cfm for all of our sites loads a
> shared file which sets some common variables - DSN names, common URLs,
> etc, all of which are stored in the Application scope.  The error that
> was logged said that one of these variables was not set, which does not
> make sense based on my assumptions above.
> 
> So any ideas on why this might have happened?
> 
> Thanks.
> 
> --
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> #include 
> 
> 
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Re: JPG-scraping... brainfart

[JediHomer]

You need to look at CFHTTP not CFFTP, this will enable you to get the image.

On 07/09/05, Matt Robertson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> There's got to be a way to do this but its escaping me.
> 
> If I am given a url to an image, how can I save that image onto my CF
> server's hard drive for later use? Must I use cfftp? At present I am pretty
> sure I will only have a url to work with. This is for a public agency that
> will have permission to do this as part of a paid-for service so I'm not
> snitching pics of playboy bunnies or somesuch :-)
> 
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> mysecretbase.com 
> 
> 
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Please help correct an assumption regarding Application.cfm

[Damien McKenna]

I have an assumption regarding Application.cfm that I'm starting to
question.

It was my understanding that the Application.cfm file was
loaded+compiled the first time when a file in that directory was loaded,
e.g. the first time someone loads index.cfm the Application.cfm file for
that directory was loaded.  After that the file was not loaded+compiled
again until it was changed, i.e. a new version was uploaded.  Further
from that, it was also my understanding that the same was true for all
files cfinclude'd from Application.cfm.  Are my assumptions correct?

The reason I ask is that today one of our sites trapped an error that
suggests otherwise.  The Application.cfm for all of our sites loads a
shared file which sets some common variables - DSN names, common URLs,
etc, all of which are stored in the Application scope.  The error that
was logged said that one of these variables was not set, which does not
make sense based on my assumptions above.

So any ideas on why this might have happened?

Thanks.

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JPG-scraping... brainfart

[Matt Robertson]

There's got to be a way to do this but its escaping me.

If I am given a url to an image, how can I save that image onto my CF 
server's hard drive for later use? Must I use cfftp? At present I am pretty 
sure I will only have a url to work with. This is for a public agency that 
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RE: CFCHART Problem with "tipstyle" attribute?

[Dan G. Switzer, II]

Ryan,

>Well then the other thing I notice is that you are talking about
>cfchart, but you are using cfgraph.  Could that be the cause of the
>confusion?

I'm an idiot--that was it...

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Re: CFCHART Problem with "tipstyle" attribute?

[Andy Allan]

And then stick #chart# in your  tag ... at least that's my
understanding of what you're after.

Andy

On 07/09/05, Ryan Guill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Well then the other thing I notice is that you are talking about
> cfchart, but you are using cfgraph.  Could that be the cause of the
> confusion?
> 
> On 9/7/05, Dan G. Switzer, II <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Ryan,
> >
> > >I believe the tipstyle and mouseover attributes are valid but only for
> > >format="flash" not jpg.  I may be wrong, but I don't believe you can
> > >do a tip or mouseover in a jpg.  And of course, if this is true, a
> > >flash cannot be sent to an email address...
> >
> > It doesn't matter what format value I use, even "flash" causes the
> > validation error.
> >
> > Also, as an FYI, the reason I need to get this attribute working is because
> > when you specify either JPG or PNG there is some DHTML generated to provide
> > mouseovers. I don't want this code generated in the output stream.
> >
> > -Dan
> >
> >
> >
> >
> 
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Re: CFCHART Problem with "tipstyle" attribute?

[Ryan Guill]

Well then the other thing I notice is that you are talking about
cfchart, but you are using cfgraph.  Could that be the cause of the
confusion?

On 9/7/05, Dan G. Switzer, II <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Ryan,
> 
> >I believe the tipstyle and mouseover attributes are valid but only for
> >format="flash" not jpg.  I may be wrong, but I don't believe you can
> >do a tip or mouseover in a jpg.  And of course, if this is true, a
> >flash cannot be sent to an email address...
> 
> It doesn't matter what format value I use, even "flash" causes the
> validation error.
> 
> Also, as an FYI, the reason I need to get this attribute working is because
> when you specify either JPG or PNG there is some DHTML generated to provide
> mouseovers. I don't want this code generated in the output stream.
> 
> -Dan
> 
> 
> 
> 

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RE: CFCHART Problem with "tipstyle" attribute?

[Dan G. Switzer, II]

Ryan,

>I believe the tipstyle and mouseover attributes are valid but only for
>format="flash" not jpg.  I may be wrong, but I don't believe you can
>do a tip or mouseover in a jpg.  And of course, if this is true, a
>flash cannot be sent to an email address...

It doesn't matter what format value I use, even "flash" causes the
validation error.

Also, as an FYI, the reason I need to get this attribute working is because
when you specify either JPG or PNG there is some DHTML generated to provide
mouseovers. I don't want this code generated in the output stream.

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Re: CFCHART Problem with "tipstyle" attribute?

[Ryan Guill]

I believe the tipstyle and mouseover attributes are valid but only for
format="flash" not jpg.  I may be wrong, but I don't believe you can
do a tip or mouseover in a jpg.  And of course, if this is true, a
flash cannot be sent to an email address...

On 9/7/05, Dan G. Switzer, II <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Ok, I'm playing around with CFCHART on CFMX 7 Dev Edition, and I'm getting
> the following error when using the "tipstyle" attribute:
> 
> Attribute validation error for tag CFGRAPH.
> The tag does not allow the attribute(s) TIPSTYLE. The valid attribute(s) are
> BACKGROUNDCOLOR,BARSPACING,BORDERCOLOR,BORDERWIDTH,COLORLIST,DEPTH,FILEFORMA
> T,GRAPHHEIGHT,GRAPHWIDTH,GRIDLINES,ITEMCOLUMN,ITEMLABELFONT,ITEMLABELORIENTA
> TION,ITEMLABELSIZE,QUERY,SCALEFROM,SCALETO,SHOWITEMLABEL,SHOWVALUELABEL,TITL
> E,TITLEFONT,TYPE,URL,URLCOLUMN,VALUECOLUMN,VALUELABELFONT,VALUELABELSIZE,VAL
> UELOCATION.
> 
> The error occurred in C:\CFusionMX7\wwwroot\giva\test\cfchart_test.cfm: line
> 9
> 
> Here's the template I'm using:
> 
> 
> 
> CFCHART Test
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
>  />
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> This is supposedly a valid attribute for CFMX 6.1 and 7, so I'm not sure why
> it's throwing this error. I need to turn off the "mouseover" effects as the
> goal is to send the chart via an e-mail.
> 
> -Dan
> 
> 
> 
> 

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CFCHART Problem with "tipstyle" attribute?

[Dan G. Switzer, II]

Ok, I'm playing around with CFCHART on CFMX 7 Dev Edition, and I'm getting
the following error when using the "tipstyle" attribute:

Attribute validation error for tag CFGRAPH.
The tag does not allow the attribute(s) TIPSTYLE. The valid attribute(s) are
BACKGROUNDCOLOR,BARSPACING,BORDERCOLOR,BORDERWIDTH,COLORLIST,DEPTH,FILEFORMA
T,GRAPHHEIGHT,GRAPHWIDTH,GRIDLINES,ITEMCOLUMN,ITEMLABELFONT,ITEMLABELORIENTA
TION,ITEMLABELSIZE,QUERY,SCALEFROM,SCALETO,SHOWITEMLABEL,SHOWVALUELABEL,TITL
E,TITLEFONT,TYPE,URL,URLCOLUMN,VALUECOLUMN,VALUELABELFONT,VALUELABELSIZE,VAL
UELOCATION.
 
The error occurred in C:\CFusionMX7\wwwroot\giva\test\cfchart_test.cfm: line
9

Here's the template I'm using:



CFCHART Test














This is supposedly a valid attribute for CFMX 6.1 and 7, so I'm not sure why
it's throwing this error. I need to turn off the "mouseover" effects as the
goal is to send the chart via an e-mail.

-Dan



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Re: cfgrid flash player version difference?

[Ryan Guill]

I suppose you mean the flash 8 player in firefox?  I had some trouble
getting the first beta to install, but the newest updated betas have
been working very well.  Ive heard a few reports of it acting up for
some users, but it doesn't seem to have any adverse affects on me.

It really speeds things up too, or at least it seems that way...

On 9/7/05, Thomas Chiverton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Tuesday 06 September 2005 14:55, Ryan Guill wrote:
> > checked, I was using firefox with flash player 8.  I opened up ie that
> 
> How is that, by the way ?
> 
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Re: Have brain lock, need schema/query help!

[Will Tomlinson]

If anyone has any more suggestions on the db schema and/or queries I'd 
appreciate it. 
Notice I'm just focusing on the items themselves right now. I figured once I 
got this tougher stuff knocked out I'd add tblcategories and such. 

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RE: Using Session Variables and returning to complete web forms

[Ian Vaughan]

Ok I will use a CFLOCK and CFTransaction for the data processing.

At present all the data entered in the form is stored as session
variables, which enables the form to be split up over several screens
which works well.

i.e.
 mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: 05 September 2005 15:56
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Session Variables in CFMX 7

Hi Ian, Here are a few ideas regarding this.
 Best deal with session variables within a CFLOCK statement (see docs
for details of possible race conditions) and therefore a useful way to
go about this is to copy any session structures to the request scope on
each request.
 I have a similar 'wizard' style process and I create a structure
(inside
cflock) session.wizard
 For each wizard step I create session.wizard.stepN (where N is step
number). 
 I then duplicate this structure to the request scope so that I can
forget about locking from now on.
 In each form page I CFPARAM request.wizard.stepN.formfieldN for all my
form fields for this step with any default values.
 When the form is submitted I cfloop thru the form structure and copy
the form values to the request.wizard.stepN.formfieldN values. Finally I
duplicate the request scope to the session scope inside a CFLOCK so the
values are remembered to the next request.
 In terms of keeping this data in some way, you might consider using
CFWDDX which can convert complex CFML variables (like your wizard
structure) and convert them to a XML string. You could then write this
string to a file or database. CFWDDX can then be used to convert it back
again. There are many ways to store this data but this in my mind would
be the neatest.
 HTH
Mike
   

 

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RE: Session Variables and returning to finish web forms

[Ian Vaughan]

Ok I will use a CFLOCK and CFTransaction for the data processing.

At present all the data entered in the form is stored as session
variables, which enables the form to be split up over several screens
which works well.

i.e.
 mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: 05 September 2005 15:56
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Session Variables in CFMX 7

Hi Ian, Here are a few ideas regarding this.
 Best deal with session variables within a CFLOCK statement (see docs
for details of possible race conditions) and therefore a useful way to
go about this is to copy any session structures to the request scope on
each request.
 I have a similar 'wizard' style process and I create a structure
(inside
cflock) session.wizard
 For each wizard step I create session.wizard.stepN (where N is step
number). 
 I then duplicate this structure to the request scope so that I can
forget about locking from now on.
 In each form page I CFPARAM request.wizard.stepN.formfieldN for all my
form fields for this step with any default values.
 When the form is submitted I cfloop thru the form structure and copy
the form values to the request.wizard.stepN.formfieldN values. Finally I
duplicate the request scope to the session scope inside a CFLOCK so the
values are remembered to the next request.
 In terms of keeping this data in some way, you might consider using
CFWDDX which can convert complex CFML variables (like your wizard
structure) and convert them to a XML string. You could then write this
string to a file or database. CFWDDX can then be used to convert it back
again. There are many ways to store this data but this in my mind would
be the neatest.
 HTH
Mike
   

 On 9/5/05, Ian Vaughan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: 
> 
> Hi
> 
> I am starting constructing a form using session variables for multiple

> page data entry which works fine.
> 
> However I would like to add the facility of a 'SAVE AND RETURN' later 
> option.
> 
> So for example the user can start completing the form but can return 
> at a later date to complete the form before it is submitted.
> 
> What would be the best way to achieve this ?
> 
> My current form is shown below
> 
> TIA
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
>   SESSION.app.jobdesc = Form.jobdesc>  isDefined("FORM.salary")>  
> 
> 
>   isDefined("FORM.goBack")>  1>
>   isDefined("FORM.goNext")>  1>
>   isDefined("FORM.goDone")>  
> 
> 
> 
> 
> Test
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> TEST FORM
> Step #SESSION.app.stepNum# of #numberofsteps#  
> 
> 
> 
>   expression="#session.app.stepNum#">
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
>  Job Title  name="jobtitle" size="50" required="Yes" message="Please enter a job 
> title" value="#SESSION.app.jobtitle#">  What is the job description

> ?
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
>  
> 
> 
> You have successfully finished the form  
> 
> 
> 
>  
> 
>   Name="goNext" value="Next >>">   Name="goDone" value="Finish">
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 




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RE: Introducing YODEL

[Robertson-Ravo, Neil (RX)]

Ah, I see your sitethat explains it.. ;-)



-Original Message-
From: Jim Davis [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: 07 September 2005 02:18
To: CF-Talk
Subject: ANN: Introducing YODEL

YODEL (Yet another Open Data Exchange Language) is an XML dialect designed
to represent structured data.  I've finished (what I consider to be drafts
of) the specification and an initial FAQ and posted them here:

http://www.depressedpress.com/depressedpress/Content/Development/YODEL/Index
..cfm

Before you ask the FAQ has my explanation for why I decided to do this
rather than use on of the other, existing options.  ;^)

Right now there are no posted implementations: I'm nearly completed with the
JavaScript implementation (I've got some more testing, but all of the grunt
work is done) for both serialization and deserialization.  I hope to release
this within the next day or two.

Then this weekend will be the CF version (probably CFMX or higher only...
but I'm not sure).

The reason I post the spec before the implementations are done are first to
get any feedback on the spec before I work on the code.

I'm open to all suggestions and criticism on the subject.

Secondly I want to allow anybody that might be interested in doing an
implementation to begin working.

This would, of course, be VERY welcome.  It's not a hugely difficult task
(the JavaScript version was perhaps six-eight hours of coding an huge amount
of that was figuring out the date and string parsing).

I would truly love to see implementations for all other popular platforms
(Java, .NET, PHP, ActionScript, PERL, etc) as well as alternative (and
perhaps better) CFML and JavaScript versions.

So, if you know another language and want a moderate challenge please
consider it!

I plan to work up a test suite of packets soon to assist with this.  But if
you're interested in doing an implementation please feel free to write me
with any questions you may have.

Thanks in advance.

Jim Davis







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Re: cfgrid flash player version difference?

[Thomas Chiverton]

On Tuesday 06 September 2005 14:55, Ryan Guill wrote:
> checked, I was using firefox with flash player 8.  I opened up ie that

How is that, by the way ?

-- 

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Advanced ColdFusion Programmer

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RE: Introducing YODEL

[Robertson-Ravo, Neil (RX)]

WDDX?



-Original Message-
From: Jim Davis [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: 07 September 2005 02:18
To: CF-Talk
Subject: ANN: Introducing YODEL

YODEL (Yet another Open Data Exchange Language) is an XML dialect designed
to represent structured data.  I've finished (what I consider to be drafts
of) the specification and an initial FAQ and posted them here:

http://www.depressedpress.com/depressedpress/Content/Development/YODEL/Index
..cfm

Before you ask the FAQ has my explanation for why I decided to do this
rather than use on of the other, existing options.  ;^)

Right now there are no posted implementations: I'm nearly completed with the
JavaScript implementation (I've got some more testing, but all of the grunt
work is done) for both serialization and deserialization.  I hope to release
this within the next day or two.

Then this weekend will be the CF version (probably CFMX or higher only...
but I'm not sure).

The reason I post the spec before the implementations are done are first to
get any feedback on the spec before I work on the code.

I'm open to all suggestions and criticism on the subject.

Secondly I want to allow anybody that might be interested in doing an
implementation to begin working.

This would, of course, be VERY welcome.  It's not a hugely difficult task
(the JavaScript version was perhaps six-eight hours of coding an huge amount
of that was figuring out the date and string parsing).

I would truly love to see implementations for all other popular platforms
(Java, .NET, PHP, ActionScript, PERL, etc) as well as alternative (and
perhaps better) CFML and JavaScript versions.

So, if you know another language and want a moderate challenge please
consider it!

I plan to work up a test suite of packets soon to assist with this.  But if
you're interested in doing an implementation please feel free to write me
with any questions you may have.

Thanks in advance.

Jim Davis







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