Re: [cfaussie] CFMail and outlook365

2016-06-22 Thread Mark Picker
Hi Brian,

May be nothing but noting that the SMTP server name in your first CFMAIL 
example is different to your response to Charlie.  Your first example is 
using smtp.office365.com but in the response you said 
smtp.*outlook*.office365.com. 
Did you just accidently include "outlook" in the response or should your 
original CFMAIL example really been smtp.outlook.office365.com and is why 
it isn't working?

Cheers
Mark

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[cfaussie] Re: ColdFusion CMS

2015-12-10 Thread Mark Picker
FarCry is still very active. If you look in GitHub at the p720 and p730 
branches there are updates every couple of days.
 
Just note that FarCry core is now a development framework - you will also 
need to grab the FarCry CMS plugin.  
 
If your new to FarCry best option would be to grab one of the bundles from 
http://www.farcrycore.org/downloads
 
Cheers
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[cfaussie] Re: ColdFusion CMS

2015-12-10 Thread Mark Picker
FarCry is still very active. If you look in GitHub at the p720 and p730 
branches there are updates every couple of days.
 
Just note that FarCry core is now a development framework - you will also 
need to grab the FarCry CMS plugin.  
 
If your new to FarCry best option would be to grab one of the bundles from 
http://www.farcrycore.org/downloads
 
Cheers
Mark

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[cfaussie] Re: cflocation fails in CF10 but fine in CF9

2013-11-20 Thread Mark Picker
@Zac: all but the one that just came out this month.
 
@Andrew:  this is a legacy process which I'm trying to keep running for 
only a couple of months until the whole lot will be rewritten (upstream 
source systems are being replaced so the whole process will change).  
Traditionally each step was run manually and was only automated a couple of 
months before we changed to CF10.  The scheduled task is storing all the 
output into a log file which is sent in an email after the process has 
finished.  Certainly could be rewritten to only display output when 
manually run but it's now a question of available time to change and test 
vs. making it work as is until it's replaced.  But I do know where your 
coming from, if doing this again from scratch I certainly would do it 
differently.
 
@Dale: Thank you! and damn it yet again.  One day I will remember that I 
have a crap memory.  As soon as I saw your reply I remembered reading about 
that option a month or so ago but at the time I was focused on other 
applications and problems in PHP.  I made a mental note to look at that 
when I was back in the office and then completely forgot about it.  I am a 
little confused why the 1024 KB limit isn't enough for the test case to 
work though.  The test case should be less than 1024KB but upping the limit 
certainly does let it run correctly.
 
I think I'll try up the limit but also look at limiting the amount of 
output to only what I really need.  Thank you everyone!
 
Cheers
Mark
 

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Re: [cfaussie] Re: cflocation fails in CF10 but fine in CF9

2013-11-20 Thread Mark Picker
I don't really have the time but I am a bit conflicted with patching over 
the issue vs. proper fix.  The change to the source systems has already 
been delayed once so it's very possible it will be delayed again and I'll 
need to keep doing it this way for sometime yet (a.k.a usual story anytime 
something is only a temp solution :)).  Looking at the code now with the 
view to make a more permanent fix.  I guess I've got 8 hours before I 
need to head off to the Xbox One launch at midnight :)

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Re: [cfaussie] Re: cflocation fails in CF10 but fine in CF9

2013-11-20 Thread Mark Picker
Sorry for the disjointed reply.  I hadn't seen that the conversation had 
continued about bug vs. feature

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[cfaussie] cflocation fails in CF10 but fine in CF9

2013-11-19 Thread Mark Picker
 

Hi,

 

I did post this to stackoverflow a month or so ago 
(http://stackoverflow.com/questions/19416810/cflocation-no-longer-working-in-cf10)
 
but didn’t end up with any follow up answers after working out the real 
source of the problem.  Hoping someone on here has some ideas.

 

I have a multi-step process that runs overnight. The process is made up of 
about 10 files that chain together using cflocation (only follows 
cflocation if no errors were detected).  This was working fine until I 
moved from CF9 to CF10.  Code works fine until it hits cflocation tag.  Has 
anyone seen an issue with cflocation not working in CF10 vs. CF9?

 

I’ve been able to reproduce this problem with 2 files:

 
*index.cfm*
 

h1Testing cflocation/h1

 

cfloop index=i from=1 to=7000 !--- For me it stops working once 
the loop goes beyond 6808 rows ---

row cfoutput#i#/cfoutput: 
abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz0123456789abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz0123456789abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz0123456789abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz0123456789br/

/cfloop

 

pNow loading resultpage via cflocation/p

cflocation url=resultpage.cfm addtoken=false
 
 
*resultpage.cfm*
 

h1Made it!/h1

pReload the a href=index.cfmfirst page/a/p

 

In my testing I found that if I looped 6808 times it works but 6809 times 
fails. With 7000 records we are only talking about a 36 KB file….any clues 
why this is failing only in CF10?

 

Cheers

Mark

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Re: [cfaussie] Re: Issue with CFLOCATION and cgi.query_string

2013-09-05 Thread Mark Picker
Wow. Very detailed response Charlie and with lots of useful information!
 
I hadn't had a chance to get to back to this until now as a few other 
projects got in the way of playing :)  I hadn't realised it was unrelated 
to cflocation, Thank you for that as it does make it easier to test.  I 
guess I got fixated with cflocation as I'm having other issues with it 
since moving to CF10 (e.g. scheduled task won't always follow the 
cflocation).
 
One other strange thing I did notice with cfform was when passing something 
like form=new in the query string (without an action) is fine but not the 
other way around.  If you pass new=form, or even new1, new2 etc. the whole 
lot is removed.  I guess this relates to XSS that you mentioned, as I can 
imagine new being treated as a suspect statement.
 
I'm going to do some more testing and then log a bugnot that any of my 
stuff ever gets fixed/added (e.g. NTLM support) but I'll do it anyway.  
Can't complain about Adobe not fixing problems if they aren't logged :)
 
Thank you again for the detailed response Charlie, looks like I have some 
more reading to do today.
 
Have a great weekend.
 
Cheers
Mark

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Re: [cfaussie] Re: Issue with CFLOCATION and cgi.query_string

2013-08-23 Thread Mark Picker
Hi Charlie,
 
Yep I did actually see that in the instructions, however maybe I did do 
something wrong as the isapi_redirect.dll file on all the new servers are 
dated 23 May 2013 (8:36PM), not June.
 
I can't try installing the connectors until probably Sunday night, but I 
will try redoing them.
 
I should have mentioned that the server is IIS 7.5 and ColdFusion is 
Standard edition.
 
Cheers
Mark

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[cfaussie] Issue with CFLOCATION and cgi.query_string

2013-08-22 Thread Mark Picker
 

Hi,

 

I’m hoping someone can cast light on a problem I’m seeing with cflocation 
since moving from CF9 to CF10? I’ve stripped the issue back as much as I 
can.

 

I have two files:

 

Handler.cfm

 

cflocation url=form.cfm?#CGI.QUERY_STRING# addtoken=no

 

Form.cfm

 

cfdump var=#URL# label=url

cfdump var=#form# label=form

 

cfform name=formform action=

cfinput name=blah

cfinput id=save type=submit value=Save name=save

/cfform

 

I request handler.cfm whilst passing a number of URL variables like so:

 

/handler.cfm?action=newFormType=LMFnew=formTemplate=0

 

This redirects to form.cfm and the two cfdump tags show the four URL 
variables as expected.

 

FormType = LMF

Template = 0

action = new

new = form

 

I now click on the Save/Submit button on the form but instead of retaining 
the 4 URL variables, its dropped two of them so the list is just now:

 

Template = 0

action = new

 

Using ColdFusion 9 all 4 URL variables are retained.

 

I’ve found that if I change the cflocation tag to include the FormType like 
so:

 

cflocation url=form.cfm?#CGI.QUERY_STRING#FormType=LMF addtoken=no

 

Then it DOESN’T drop it when saving the form. WTF??

 

I also found that if I changed the action parameter of cfform to now 
specify CGI.QUERY_STRING it also retains all passed variables:

 

cfform name=formform action=?#CGI.QUERY_STRING#

 
Does anyone know why this change in behaviour? While I can see a workaround 
for the basic example above, it’s not practical in the application I’ve 
been given to support. 
 
Cheers
Mark

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[cfaussie] CF Editors on Windows RT?

2013-08-13 Thread Mark Picker
Hi,
 
Just wondering if anyone had suggestions for a code editor to use on 
Windows RT? Ideally be able to load CF dictionaries but not a must have.
 
I've had a bit of a play with Notepad RT and CodePlus but wondering if 
anyone had experiences with others.
 
Cheers
Mark

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Re: [cfaussie] CF Editors on Windows RT?

2013-08-13 Thread Mark Picker
I didn't think it was available for RT? I'll go have another look, thanks.
 
Cheers
Mark

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Re: [cfaussie] CF Editors on Windows RT?

2013-08-13 Thread Mark Picker
LOL :) Yeah.
 
I do also have a tablet with Windows 8 Pro on it but was hoping to take the 
RT with me for the next few daysbut looks like I'll have to take the 
crap Dell tablet instead.  
 
Thanks anyway!

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[cfaussie] Re: CF Training

2013-02-20 Thread Mark Picker
Try what Geoff has suggested but also could try getting the numbers 
together yourself.  We have had the same issue a number of times in the 
past (based in Dubbo) and on one occassion  we organised a training course 
in Canberra and shared the instructor and room costs with another 
organisation.
 
just realised it might have even been Daemon running the training. Our 
trainer was Michael Sharman.
 
We have also attended CF training with Dynamic in Sydney and it was fine.  
Do remember thinking the Daemon one was better though.  This may have been 
due to the smaller number of students which resulted in a more focused 
course.
 
Cheers
Mark

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[cfaussie] Heads up on an error installing ColdFusion 10 on IIS7

2012-05-16 Thread Mark Picker
Hi,
 
Just a quick post about a small bug I noticed when installing ColdFusion 10 
(64bit) on IIS7.  When I got to the IIS connector part of the installer I 
got an error saying that the ASP.NET, ISAPI Extensions and ISAPI Filters 
needed to be installed.  I confirmed that I did have these installed but it 
refused to proceed.  I've worked out that you also need to have CGI 
installed despite it not being in the error message.
 
Cheers
Mark

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Re: [cfaussie] Heads up on an error installing ColdFusion 10 on IIS7

2012-05-16 Thread Mark Picker
Thanks for that Paul.  Good timing as I had just started looking for it in 
the bug tracker.

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[cfaussie] Re: Recommendations for a CF Framework.

2012-02-17 Thread Mark Picker
@Dennis.  I don't understand the FarCry hate.  What version are you
talking about?  We have been running FarCry from when it was just a
CMS but have recently made the jump to 6.1.3.  I do get that it can be
confusing to someone who is new to it. Even though the documentation
still needs some more love, it has gotten a lot better.  I recently
went through the Developer Jump Start course (available from the
FarCry wiki) and was blown away yet again at how powerful FarCry is
when you start to dig into it.

To someone learning to use FarCry (6+), make sure you have a good look
at application.fapi.  Especially application.fapi.getContentObjects().

@Zac. Depends if your using Friendly URL's.  Also depends if you use
aliases (which is way easier to work with).

Cheers
Mark


On Feb 17, 2:15 pm, Dennis Clark boomf...@gmail.com wrote:
 As others have said there are plenty of CF frameworks to choose from. One
 that hasn't been mentioned yet is FarCry. As a CMS it works well, but one
 non-scientific study found a strong correlation between prolonged exposure
 to FarCry and excessive use of expletives such as f**k, c**k, and
 dogr***er. The study was unable to prove or disprove causation, but
 recommends developers exposed to FarCry exercise caution and be on the
 lookout for these known symptoms.

 Hope that helps,

 -- Dennis
 On Feb 17, 2012 12:36 PM, MossyBlog scott.bar...@gmail.com wrote:



  Firstly, kudos for sticking it out with CF all these years! :)

  Secondly, I'm keen to brush the dust off my old CF skills and try it
  out again feeling more armed in the plethora of languages I've
  acquired over the years. That being said, I'm also keen to see what
  all the cool kids are using with regards to CF after market addons.

  Mach-II? or did i just show my age.

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[cfaussie] Re: verity error

2012-02-07 Thread Mark Picker
Hi Steve,

I had a similar issue when using type=Internet which would return
Error executing query: unknown_handler_internet.  I was pointed to
this on the Adobe bug tracker: 
http://cfbugs.adobe.com/cfbugreport/flexbugui/cfbugtracker/main.html#bugId=79649

I'm not liking SOLR all that much.  I'm finding that Verity was much
smarter in the way it built the summary (not to mention SOLR creates a
much shorter summary).  Whenever someone mentions how good SOLR is
over Verity it seems that they are always using their own install of
SOLR and not the built in one.or at least not using the CF tags to
index and search.

Cheers
Mark

On Feb 7, 2:42 pm, Steve Onnis st...@cfcentral.com.au wrote:
 Has anyone seen this error?

 Error executing query : unknown_handler_natural

 It is a Solr collection. The collection created fine but i cant search it.

 Steve

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[cfaussie] Re: verity error

2012-02-07 Thread Mark Picker
Hi Mark and Barry,

Is there any documentation on using SOLR directly and bypassing the cf
tags?  I did previously look at the official SOLR
documentation.and sad is correct :)

Cheers
Mark

On Feb 8, 3:32 pm, Barry Chesterman barrychester...@gmail.com wrote:
 the built in CF tags for using SOLR are not that nice, they are fine for
 basic stuff but if you really want to use SOLR as it was intended you
 really have to query it directly (it's just an HTTP request and then XML
 parsing from there).
 The coldfusion tags for querying SOLR lack a lot of options and it doesn't
 let you specify specific properties.
 The other downside about SOLR is the sad documentation (although it's not
 as sad as verity documentation, lol)

 I've used both and I found SOLR much more powerful and useful but it wasn't
 as easy to learn.



 On Wed, Feb 8, 2012 at 4:58 PM, Mark Mandel mark.man...@gmail.com wrote:
  I've done a fair amount of standalone SOLR work, and it's pretty awesome.
  TBH I've never gone near the integrated version, as using it standalone has
  so much more to it than what is exposed by CF.

  Mark

  On Wed, Feb 8, 2012 at 2:36 PM, Mark Picker 
  mark.pic...@det.nsw.edu.auwrote:

  Hi Steve,

  I had a similar issue when using type=Internet which would return
  Error executing query: unknown_handler_internet.  I was pointed to
  this on the Adobe bug tracker:
 http://cfbugs.adobe.com/cfbugreport/flexbugui/cfbugtracker/main.html#...

  I'm not liking SOLR all that much.  I'm finding that Verity was much
  smarter in the way it built the summary (not to mention SOLR creates a
  much shorter summary).  Whenever someone mentions how good SOLR is
  over Verity it seems that they are always using their own install of
  SOLR and not the built in one.or at least not using the CF tags to
  index and search.

  Cheers
  Mark

  On Feb 7, 2:42 pm, Steve Onnis st...@cfcentral.com.au wrote:
   Has anyone seen this error?

   Error executing query : unknown_handler_natural

   It is a Solr collection. The collection created fine but i cant search
  it.

   Steve

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[cfaussie] Re: Daily Rate

2011-03-17 Thread Mark Picker
Hi Everyone,

We did think Dubbo could be an issue which is why we expanded the
location to anywhere in our region (roughly around Lithgow through to
Broken Hill, QLD border down to around Cowra etc).  The idea was that
for people in Sydney, especially Western Sydney, that it wouldn’t be
much of a hike to a location like Lithgow.  But I guess anyone who had
already seen the ads probably didn’t look again to see it was no
longer Dubbo based.

The suggestion of someone working remotely was knocked on the head as
it was considered unworkable for this type of job.  I'm not saying
that I agree or disagree with this but it was not an option
unfortunately.

@Mike
That really sucks and would not have been a nice position to be in.
With us, once the paperwork is in place and signed off (very important
step) there wouldn’t be any “oh that shouldn’t be there” type of
issues with employment.

While no sector is 100% secure and government jobs are not as secure
as they once were, in our region I can only think of one staff member
who lost their job in the 13 years I’ve been here.   Our unit always
survives restructures …. sorry I mean workforce realignments 

@Barry
One of the large Sydney TAFE Institutes replaced CF with .NET after
having continual problems trying to recruit CF developers.

There was also a very long discussion on here last year after JB Hi-Fi
started doing the same thing.

Cheers
Mark

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[cfaussie] Re: Daily Rate

2011-03-16 Thread Mark Picker
Sorry to Brian that my comment appears to be getting his question a
bit OT :)

The first and I think maybe also the second attempt at recruiting was
done solely through our normal channels.  Advertising on our own
websites, jobsnsw website, advertising in the local and capital city
papers plus one or two of the larger jobs sites (seek, careerone etc).

At the time the job was also restricted to being located in Dubbo
(NSW).  Further attempts expanded the location to anywhere in our area
of responsibility (roughly 51% of NSW).  I also posted the job on
cfjobs, whirlpool and a couple of other recruitment sites.

It was very disappointing as we had to go to a LOT of trouble to get
this position as the NSW Govt were (and still are) in a staff freeze.
We had to justify why this position should be excluded from the
freeze, which isn't easy.  We also looked at dropping the position
back to a cadetship and other similar options but unfortunately those
were knocked on the head (I'm guessing related to the freeze).

While CF experience was desirable we weren't going to knock someone
back because they lacked that skill.  One of our previous developers
came to us with .NET experience but no CF experience and was up and
running with CF in weeks (some on here would know him, Justin Carter:
www.madfellas.com).

I have no idea if we will ever advertise this position again as the
funding has now been allocated elsewhere for this financial year.
Anyone that has worked for the government would know once funding is
moved or removed you have a snowflakes chance in hell of getting it
back.

I do suspect the main problem we had was the location.  Almost without
fail whenever we advertise a job we get a lot of applicants who think
Dubbo/Orange etc. is just slightly further west of Penrith but not as
far as the Blue Mountains.  I guess 400 -500km is only a couple of
centimetres on a map. :)

Cheers
Mark

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[cfaussie] Re: Daily Rate

2011-03-14 Thread Mark Picker
As Brian said short term I took it as meaning contractor rate, not
salary.

If it helps, we pay full time staff a salary that works out at around
$330 gross per day.  Then add 5 weeks annual leave, 14 sick days, flex
time, super etc.

CF skills aren't a must (but we would rate skilled CF developers
higher than non skilled) but staff would need to have some type of
development background.

Good luck finding someone Brian.  We tried filling a CF position for
over 3 years (or maybe 4??) and recently had to remove the position as
we couldn't fill it.

Cheers
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[cfaussie] Re: ColdFusion Builder Workspace Refreshing

2010-11-15 Thread Mark Picker
Hi Steve,

I still don't use CFBuilder (I use Aptana) but I know with it if
Build Automatically (under Project on the menu) is ticked, the same
thing happens to me.  Every single press of a key causes Building
workspace and can slow things down.

Cheers
Mark

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 Is there a way to either turn off or control how often ColdFusion Builder
 refreshes the workspace? Currently it does it everytime i press a key and
 just slows everything downlike i type and i have to wait for the
 workspace refresh to finish so the typing can catch up and is really
 hindering my coding.

 Any ideas?

 Steve

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[cfaussie] Re: OT : Open source or very cheap project management applications

2008-10-23 Thread Mark Picker

Hi Mark,

What problems were you seeing with sessions and security in Project
Tracker?

I would stay away from project tracker (on riaforge), as it has
issues
with sessions and security. 

We only have a few users, using it at the moment but no one has
reported a problem.  There are a few things I don't like about the
interface, but overall I've not found it to be too bad.  You now have
me worried that we may have problems when more users start using it :)

Cheers
Mark

On Oct 21, 10:46 am, Mark Mandel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Works for me...?

 For CF I would say skweegee.

 I would stay away from project tracker (on riaforge), as it has issues
 with sessions and security.

 Mark





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  From: cfaussie@googlegroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf
  Of AJ Mercer
  Sent: Tuesday, 21 October 2008 2:06 AM
  To: cfaussie@googlegroups.com
  Subject: [cfaussie] Re: OT : Open source or very cheap project management
  applications

  this may be of interest to you
     http://skweegee.com/index.cfm?event=dashboard.overview
     http://www.angry-fly.com/archives.cfm/category/skweegee

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  wrote:

  Hey guys (and girls)

  I am looking at what people are using for project management these days.
  Looking for a web based solution (not fussed on the language) that is easy
  to use.  I am currently using Lighthouse but looking for something with a
  little more features and tracking.  Customers and testers need to be able 
  to
  log into it also to add bugs and manage tasks.

  Any suggestions would be great,

  Steve

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[cfaussie] Re: Help selling CF as a solution vs. PHP

2008-09-18 Thread Mark Picker

Hi Rob,

Even if you don't meet the conditions for the free copies of CF,
certainly worth investigating the Educational licences.

I don't recall what the initial education purchase price is, but the
subscription renewals (for standard) work out at around $153 per
year.  Also that is only purchasing a few renewals at a time, so
placing an order for 50 odd would put you in a position to negotiate a
price with Adobe.

If you can't get either the free or educational licences, I couldn't
encourage you more to contact Adobe to discuss alternatives to 50 odd
separate licencesyou will get a huge discount.

Cheers
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[cfaussie] Re: WebDU

2008-06-02 Thread Mark Picker

I picked up Meriton 5 star apartment for $99 a night.

Cheers
Mark

On Jun 3, 8:09 am, Mark Mandel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Ah nice!

 I found the Ibis cheaper, but I did * cough * book at the last minute cough
 *

 Mark





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  Novotel for me too, got it cheap when they were running the winter
  promo ;)

  On Jun 2, 4:08 pm, Gareth Edwards [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
   Novotel for me
   Cheers
   Gareth.
   Mark Mandel wrote:Ibis for me
   MarkOn Mon, Jun 2, 2008 at 3:26 PM, Rae Buerckner 
  [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Anyone going to WebDU and staying at the
  Goldsborough Apartments?
   Cheers,
   R
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[cfaussie] Re: Simultaneous editing in CFEclipse

2008-02-25 Thread Mark Picker

Sounds like you just need a shared folder so your looking at the same
code base.

But moving on from that, I would look at something like Subversion
(see Geoff's post above) for version control.

Cheers
Mark

On Feb 26, 9:16 am, Karan Joshi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 thnx people

 We want a facility where lets say I update a file and want my colleague to
 see it. I want to use this tool so that I just send him a message, he checks
 his Eclipse and bingo, the updated file is already there. The word
 'simultaneous' has been used to convey that we want to edit the same piece
 of code on two different. Now that I have explained that, does anyone know
 of any plugin's?

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  as a developer (and father of two children) I just gotta ask - why?

  what happen if both of you want to play with the same toy at the same
  time?

  if the file is that big, wouldn't it be more convenient to have it
  refactored and modularised?

  On Mon, Feb 25, 2008 at 3:30 PM, kazza [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

    Hi

    We use CFEclipse for development at work. Me and my manager would like
    to work on the same file at the same time from our respective work
    stations. I am trying to find a plugin for Eclipse to accomplish it. I
    have found one called Composent Collaboratoion Plugin
    http://www.eclipseplugincentral.com/displayarticle172.html

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[cfaussie] Re: Update your details with Adobe

2007-11-14 Thread Mark Picker

Prize Details are on the terms and conditions page.

The first valid entry drawn will win 1 x Adobe® Creative Suite® 3
Master Collection which combines Adobe Bridge CS3, Adobe Version Cue®
CS3, Adobe Device Central CS3, Adobe Stock Photos, Adobe Acrobat®
ConnectTM, and Adobe Dynamic Link with:
Adobe InDesign® CS3
Adobe Photoshop® CS3 Extended
Adobe Illustrator® CS3
Adobe Acrobat 8 Professional
Adobe Flash® CS3 Professional
Adobe Dreamweaver® CS3
Adobe Fireworks® CS3
Adobe Contribute®
Adobe After Effects® CS3 Professional
Adobe Premiere® Pro CS3
Adobe SoundboothTM CS3
Adobe Encore® CS3
Plus Adobe OnLocationTMCS3 (Windows® only) and Adobe Ultra® CS3
(Windows only). Prize is valued at AU$4,455.00.


Cheers
Mark


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 what is the prize??

 Thanks for registering your details. We look forward to bringing you the
 latest information on Adobe(R) products and upgrades in the future.

 Good luck in our prize draw!

 Visit the Adobe website http://www.adobe.com/au/

 Terms  Conditions http://www.updateadobe.com/termscon.htm

 On Nov 14, 2007 11:42 AM, Mark Blair [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:







  Hey folks,

  The data quality in the  customer database Adobe has for Australia and New
  Zealand appears to have some significant issues.  This is causing problems
  where people are not being made aware of events that they would definitely
  be interested in.  For example CFCAMP where long time registered CF users
  have not received invites.

  I'd encourage everyone to go to the following URL and update your details
  with Adobe.

  Please go tohttp://www.updateadobe.com/

  When doing this make sure you indicate which products you are interested
  in

  Thanks

  Mark

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[cfaussie] Re: Call For Papers: webDU 2008

2007-10-22 Thread Mark Picker

Hi,

None of which you have if its in your home state - not true.

I live in NSW, and it will cost me more to attend webDU than it would
someone in Melbourne (or most other capitals for that matter).
Flights from Dubbo to Sydney are way more expensive than Melbourne to
Sydney.  I then have all the same costs as everyone else(accomodation,
meals, taxi etc).

Cheers
Mark

On Oct 23, 8:18 am, Dale Fraser [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Its not the flight, the location is close and I know it will probably always
 be Sydney, but it wont stop me dropping a Melbourne hint every year.

 Its the cost, the conference is reasonable, but then add flights, accom,
 meals etc. None of which you have if its in your home state.

 It just limits how many people I can send.

 Regards

 Dale Fraser

 http://learncf.com

 From: cfaussie@googlegroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf
 Of Toby Tremayne
 Sent: Monday, 22 October 2007 9:21 PM
 To: cfaussie@googlegroups.com
 Subject: [cfaussie] Re: Call For Papers: webDU 2008

 A number of us have talked about doing a 1 day melbourne based course, and
 I'm definitely interested in helping out with that kind of thing too.

 As for webdu - it's ALWAYS going to be in Sydney Dale :)  Daemon run it,
 Daemon make it, Daemon pay for it, Daemon are in sydney.  Fairly simple
 math.

 If it's the flight up that bothers you - organize yourself to give a talk
 about something interesting - means you're contributing plus gives you a
 free ticket :)

 Toby

 On 22/10/2007, at 20:24 , Dale Fraser wrote:

 Honestly I wouldn't know where to start, but would be happy to help organise

 it.

 I was thinking along the lines of the CFUnited Express.

 As there are only 1 day and training focused with one track, it should be

 fairly easy to organise.

 Was wondering if Geoff had thought about it at all. I'm going to go to WebDU

 this year so will be interesting to compare this event to a Max type event.

 Mark what was the final number of people interested in the Melbourne Camp,

 might give an idea if this will gain enough numbers.

 Regards

 Dale Fraser

 http://learncf.com



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 Of Mark Mandel

 Sent: Monday, 22 October 2007 8:15 PM

 To: cfaussie@googlegroups.com

 Subject: [cfaussie] Re: Call For Papers: webDU 2008

 Dale,

 You want to organise one?

 As long as it's *after* webDU, I'd be interested to help out.

 Mark

 On 10/22/07, Dale Fraser [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Doh!

 Sydney again, how did I know.

 Have you considered a WebDU Express type event in other states?

 Regards

 Dale Fraser

 http://learncf.com

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 Behalf

 Of Geoff Bowers

 Sent: Monday, 22 October 2007 7:34 PM

 To: cfaussie

 Subject: [cfaussie] Re: Call For Papers: webDU 2008

 On Oct 22, 6:00 pm, Mark Mandel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 cf.Objective - 1st - 4th of May.

 WebDu - 7th - 9th of May.

 Is there really any point in me coming back to Melbourne between?

 Just enough time to do some laundry ;)

 .. .am I actually going to get some sleep?

 Sleep is overrated.

 I think you're trying to kill me, aren't you Geoff?

 Somebody has to try and slow you down!  You're on fire (in a good way)

 in the ColdFusion community ;)

 -- geoff

 http://www.daemon.com.au/

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[cfaussie] Re: CFMAIL Maintenance

2007-07-17 Thread Mark Picker

Hi Scott,

Please see below a cfm page we run as a schedule every night to deal
with undeliverable mails.

What this script does is each night move the undeliverable emails back
to the spool to try and deliver them (just in case it was network,
server etc issues that stopped it from being delivered).  Once the
emails get past a week old and still can't be delivered it moves them
into a permanently rejected folder and will stop trying to send.  You
can then delete them.

It will also send you an email letting you know how many emails have
been sent/moved etc.

I didn't write this script (but did modify it), however I don't know
where I got it from to create the original author.

Regards,

Mark Picker
Internet Developer - External Business Systems
http://www.wit.tafensw.edu.au/

Regional ICT Unit
TAFE NSW - Western Institute
Direct Line : (02) 6885 7538
Institute Office : (02) 6885 7522
Fax Number : (02) 6885 7581 (updated)


!--- Get the mail root directory ---
cfset MailRoot=#server.ColdFusion.RootDir#\mail

!--- set the date trigger to 7, one week ---
cfset DateTrigger=7

!--- Read all of the files from the undeliverable directory for
processing ---
cfdirectory action=List
 directory=#MailRoot#\undelivr
 name=Undeliverables
 filter=*.cfmail

cfif Undeliverables.RecordCount eq 0
  cfset FilesMoved = 0
  cfset FilesRejected = 0
  cfset UndeliveredMail = QueryNew(FileName, FileSize, LastMod,
Status)
  cfset QueryAddRow(UndeliveredMail)
  cfset QuerySetCell(UndeliveredMail, FileName, N/A, 1)
  cfset QuerySetCell(UndeliveredMail, FileSize, N/A, 1)
  cfset QuerySetCell(UndeliveredMail, LastMod, N/A, 1)
  cfset QuerySetCell(UndeliveredMail, Status, N/A, 1)
cfelse
  !--- Set Constants ---
  cfset FilesMoved = 0
  cfset FilesRejected = 0
  cfset UndeliveredMail=QueryNew(FileName, FileSize, LastMod,
Status)
  cfset QueryAddRow(UndeliveredMail, Undeliverables.RecordCount)

  cfloop Query=Undeliverables
!---  if the last modified date of the file in the undelivr
directory is
   older than the date trigger, or if the file size is 0,
delete it.
   Otherwise, move the file to the spool directory to be
resent. ---
cfif (DateDiff(y, LSDateFormat(DateLastModified), Now()) gt
DateTrigger)
   or (Size eq 0)

!--- Check to see if the Directory exists. ---
cfif NOT DirectoryExists(#MailRoot#\Permanently_Rejected\)
cfdirectory action = create directory = #MailRoot#
\Permanently_Rejected 
cfoutputpYour directory has been 
created./p/cfoutput
/cfif


  cffile action=Move
  source=#MailRoot#\undelivr\#Name#
  destination=#MailRoot#\Permanently_Rejected\#Name#

  cfset QuerySetCell(UndeliveredMail, FileName, Name,
  Undeliverables.CurrentRow)
  cfset QuerySetCell(UndeliveredMail, FileSize, Size,
  Undeliverables.CurrentRow)
  cfset QuerySetCell(UndeliveredMail, LastMod,
DateLastModified,
  Undeliverables.CurrentRow)
 cfset QuerySetCell(UndeliveredMail, Status, Rejected,
  Undeliverables.CurrentRow)
  cfset FilesRejected = FilesRejected + 1
cfelse
  cffile action=Move
  source=#MailRoot#\undelivr\#Name#
  destination=#MailRoot#\spool\#Name#
   cfset QuerySetCell(UndeliveredMail, FileName, Name,
  Undeliverables.CurrentRow)
   cfset QuerySetCell(UndeliveredMail, FileSize, Size,
  Undeliverables.CurrentRow)
  cfset QuerySetCell(UndeliveredMail, LastMod,
DateLastModified,
  Undeliverables.CurrentRow)
  cfset QuerySetCell(UndeliveredMail, Status, Rejected,
  Undeliverables.CurrentRow)
  cfset FilesMoved = FilesMoved+1
/cfif
  /cfloop
/cfif

cfif FilesMoved gte 1 or FilesRejected gte 1
cfmail query=UndeliveredMail
to= [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
from=[EMAIL PROTECTED]
subject=Undeliverable Mail Report for Server
#CGI.Server_Name#
Total Files Moved to Spool: #FilesMoved#
Total Files Rejected: #FilesRejected#

These are the files affected:
cfoutput
#Status#: #FileName# (#filesize# bytes, #DateFormat(LastMod,'mm/dd/
')#)
/cfoutput
/cfmail
/cfif

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[cfaussie] Re: NoRelease Candidate 2 for ColdFusion 8

2007-07-12 Thread Mark Picker

Yeah, I'm with MrBuzzy on that one Peter.

I could be wrong, but I don't think Adobe swings that way (then again
they do deal with Apple) :)

Cheers
Mark

On Jul 10, 9:06 pm, MrBuzzy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 That part I get.

 On 7/10/07, Dale Fraser [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:





   No RC = Quicker Release.

  Regards

  Dale Fraser

 http://dalefraser.blogspot.com

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  *Subject:* [cfaussie] Re: NoRelease Candidate 2 for ColdFusion 8

  You hope they hammer you. Oky.

  On 7/10/07, *Peter Tilbrook* [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

  Yeah!

  Ouch and all that.

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[cfaussie] Re: ColdFusion Survey

2007-06-28 Thread Mark Picker

LOL.  So agree.

On Jun 28, 12:14 pm, Derision [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 You really are a total knob Andrew. Please please please, switch to a
 different language that will help you sell your shitbox app thats oh
 so top secret and go bother some other list.

 I really don't know why anyone bothers helping you on these lists.
 Seriously hope you get hit by a car and die in a fire.

 Have a nice day.

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[cfaussie] Re: ColdFusion Survey

2007-06-28 Thread Mark Picker

(Apologies to everyone else if this post appears more than once.  I
see to be having a problem with my Google account)

Andrew,

You are a d#$khead.  Plain and simple.  (You seem to get that a lot)

WTF?  You are developing an application that requires that large a
spend on licences and you don't even contact Adobe? God help any
clients paying you for advice.

I'm not 100% sure if I can say what we pay for our CF licences, but
including the 2 year subscriptions it's very close to your $250 limit.

I think Ryan's post is probably correct.  Someone registered just to
take a public swipe at you Miss Scott.

Maybe a co-worker of yours Andrew?

So will you stop using CF all together sometime soon?  It would be
nice to not see your rants on the CF and FarCry groups.

How old are you Andrew?  Have your balls even dropped yet?  You carry
on like a 10 year old, red head, bogan kid with ADHD

Have a nice day, loser.

Cheers
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[cfaussie] Re: Heaps of CF work in the ACT?

2007-04-09 Thread mark . picker

Huh?

Sorry Andrew, what have I missed here?  Peter said he developed an
application under Scorpio but deployed to 7.x.  Unless I missed that
in the NDA there shouldn't be a problem with making that statement.

Peter, you should have still applied for the other better job and
then asked for a delay in your start date.  This would mean you have a
new job lined up and also a chance to get your current project
finished.  I do get your reservation about moving though.

Cheers
Mark

On Apr 10, 1:17 am, Andrew Scott [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Peter, you are under NDA and you should not be discussing things like that
 with scorpio.

 On 4/6/07, ACTCFUG [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:







  Show me.

  I've been degraded from $21 per hour to $750 per week (sorry
  Centrelink) for a totally custom solution.

  Developed under Scorpio but deployed to 7.x

  And this has never been done before so I suppose I should finish
  despite knocking back a better job.

  Remember the Food Lable application? (that was me)

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[cfaussie] Re: ADMIN: Job Posts to CFAUSSIE are not appropriate

2007-03-29 Thread mark . picker



the google group is called cfwatercooler

yeah, take that Scott. :)


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[cfaussie] Re: ADMIN: Job Posts to CFAUSSIE are not appropriate

2007-03-28 Thread mark . picker

LOL.  Oh don't get me wrong, I love them as well.  They are like a
drug.  I got some after doing the FarCry training with you guys and
was addited from then on. Even after my girlfriend pointed out the use
by date of the ones from webDU, I still continued to eat them.

I'm with Scott, how do we get more?  Actually speaking of more, all
three shirts (fullasagoog, adobe, webdu) I got at webDU don't
fit..mmm maybe a link between being fat and the Daemon lollies :)

Wow, this got OT quick.


On Mar 28, 9:12 pm, Geoff Bowers [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 On Mar 27, 9:02 am, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

  I thought you might let it slide and I'll ignore Daemon trying to
  poison people at webDU with expired boiled lollies :)

 What are you talking about?  I'll have you know those lollies mature
 with age.  Been gumming away at a box of these old rocks for the last
 18 months at least and I swear they get better with time ;)

 -- geoffhttp://www.daemon.com.au/


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[cfaussie] Re: ADMIN: Job Posts to CFAUSSIE are not appropriate

2007-03-26 Thread mark . picker

Sorry Geoff,

Posted here for the same reason mentioned by Dale.  Not as much
interest in CFJOBS as CFAUSSIE.

I thought you might let it slide and I'll ignore Daemon trying to
poison people at webDU with expired boiled lollies :)

Again sorry, and I've now posted again to CFJOBS.

Cheers
Mark

On Mar 26, 11:29 am, Geoff Bowers [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Can people please refrain from posting jobs to CFAUSSIE.  This is not
 a jobs list.

 There is a specific list for this available at CFJOBS:
  http://groups.google.com/group/cfjobs

 CFJOBS is a ANZ specific jobs list specific for the ColdFusion market.

 Thanks,

 -- geoff
 List Adminhttp://www.daemon.com.au/


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[cfaussie] ColdFusion postion - Full time perm (package up to $81590pa)

2007-03-25 Thread mark . picker

Hi,

This has been posted to the cf-jobs before, but we have had no luck
filling the position.  This is a full time permanent position in our
team based in Dubbo, Central West NSW.

Applications close on the 30th March, so not much time left (sorry I
was going to post this sooner, but was having fun at webDU last week).

http://www.wit.tafensw.edu.au/go/jobs-with-us/job-opportunities/search-our-vacancies/postion-details/?ID=W%2007%2D25

Cheers
Mark


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[cfaussie] Re: OT: webdu birds of a feather

2007-03-08 Thread mark . picker

As much as I hate early mornings, I'm sure I can drag myself out of
bed to be there by 8am.  Whether I am fully dressed is another
matterpants may be optional :)

Cheers
Mark


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[cfaussie] Re: Anyone got CFMX7 to install on Vista?

2006-07-11 Thread mark . picker

Hi Andrew,

I'm still not sure if your reply was you just being funny or a genuine
swipe at me.  No where in my post did I mention this machine was a
production machine or for that matter, my own workstation.  It's on one
of my notebooks.  I'm well aware of the dangers of using beta (or god
help me, alpha) versions of software.

I'm also aware of the lack of support from the software manufactures,
hence the reason for posting on this group.  I just wanted to know if
anyone else had any luck.

Since posting, I've managed to get the multiserver version running
well, but that isn't what I wanted (I'm playing with the 3.1 release of
FarCry and want the IIRF ISAPI filter installed).  I have gotten IIS7
to the point of directing cfm, cfc etc requests to a new ColdFusion
module I created (pointing to the jrun dll) but can't get the service
to start (have created the service using the CFservicecontroller app).
Have reset permissions, checked config and licence details.  Regardless
of that, I think I'm starting to get close.

I realise that I could just reformat this machine and use a different
O/S version, but the whole point of the exercise was to see if it was
possible as no one else seems to have it working.  I guess it’s like
sleeping with a virgin, there’s something about being the first 

Regards,

Mark Picker
Internet Developer - External Business Systems
http://www.wit.tafensw.edu.au/

Regional ICT Unit
TAFE NSW - Western Institute
Direct Line : (02) 6885 7538
Institute Office : (02) 6885 7522
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