i'd like to build the same in perl and i'd like to know what will real happen. if i
send a header with cookie it is normaly not possible to read this cookie in the same
running document. this is my problem - i set the cookie but it cannot read - only
after a redirect or reload.
What's the word on encrypting cfc's. Is it possible and are there any particular
performance issues.
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With regard for your desire for comparisons between .NET and CFML, Eric,
I'll offer something beyond Costas helpful review.
Back a few weeks ago, a thread on this very subject flared up and while it
blossomed into much more than just CF vs. .Net (some took it down an
unfortunate path of whether
Eric, I have a couple more thoughts on the CF vs. .NET debate. When you
bring this debate up in your user group, etc., I think it's worth pointing
out again that we shouldn't really debate CF versus .NET. That's not really
apples and apples. The .NET framework is more akin to the Java
Sean,
Thank you for the explanation. I understand the situation you are
describing and the reason for it, but I think this points out a
serious risk in developing Java apps with CFMX.
Let's say I develop an app that uses a third-party library that
is not used by CF. Everything's fine. However,
Anyone here have any book recommendations or resources (ie. URLS) for
getting started with Flash MX in CFMX?
-Novak
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Yes..
Check out Inside Flash MX by Jody Keating (excellent book). Also Reality
Cold Fusion by Ben Forta is a good example based book. I would also
recommend Actionscript, The Developers Guide from O'Reilly.
Hth,
Mike
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Check out Inside Flash MX by Jody Keating (excellent book). Also
Reality
Cold Fusion by Ben Forta is a good example based book. I would also
recommend Actionscript, The Developers Guide from O'Reilly.
Excellent list, I would keep an eye on an upcoming title from O'Reilly:
Flash Remoting MX:
And when you really get going with it, pick up OOP with AS by Branden Hall
and Samuel Wan (http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0735711836).
This is definitely a must have for advanced AS development and covers a
variety of topic including classes, inheritance, design patterns, component
Forgive me if I am off track here, but isn't this what the classpath
is for? For example, MX comes with Javamail 1.3, but I installed 1.4
and just edited the classpath to include the javamail jar at the
beginning and MX used 1.4...
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Sunday, June 22, 2003, 1:33:04 PM,
Right, you were able to replace 1.3 with 1.4. But Dave is unable to do this
with log4j. If he uses 1.1.3 it breaks his code. If he uses 1.2.7 it breaks
CFMX. Only one version can be used at any one time. Sean summed it up as:
What you've got here are two Java applications running on the same JVM
I second Stan's comments. That is an outstanding idea, Kate! I have
*exactly* the client who needs that solution; and realistically,
probably all of them. Sounds like a great convenience upgrade.
Some guy is selling 16mb units with an erase protection switch and
optional password protection
Right, you were able to replace 1.3 with 1.4. But Dave is unable to do
this with log4j.
If he uses 1.1.3 it breaks his code. If he uses 1.2.7 it breaks CFMX.
Only one version
can be used at any one time. Sean summed it up as:
Isnt this the sort of thing that you can use a custom class loader
Right, you were able to replace 1.3 with 1.4. But Dave is unable to do
this with log4j.
If he uses 1.1.3 it breaks his code. If he uses 1.2.7 it breaks CFMX.
Only one version
can be used at any one time. Sean summed it up as:
Isnt this the sort of thing that you can use a custom class
Right, you were able to replace 1.3 with 1.4. But Dave is unable to do
this with log4j.
If he uses 1.1.3 it breaks his code. If he uses 1.2.7 it breaks CFMX.
Only one version
can be used at any one time. Sean summed it up as:
Isnt this the sort of thing that you can use a custom
Dave,
If CFMX for J2EE allows applications to run in a separate context
from CFMX itself (not just separate from each other), then that
should solve the problem. Do you know if that is the case?
As an aside, does anyone know if CFMX for J2EE (can we just say
C4J?) will run on JBoss?
Thanks,
Dave,
If CFMX for J2EE allows applications to run in a separate context
from CFMX itself (not just separate from each other), then that
should solve the problem. Do you know if that is the case?
As an aside, does anyone know if CFMX for J2EE (can we just say
C4J?) will run on JBoss?
Hmmm,
On Sunday, Jun 22, 2003, at 18:01 US/Pacific, Dave Jones wrote:
If CFMX for J2EE allows applications to run in a separate context
from CFMX itself (not just separate from each other), then that
should solve the problem. Do you know if that is the case?
I know you can do it with separate server
I'm putting together a small CMS system for a non-profit organization and
have pretty much decided to use HtmlArea as the WYSIWYG editor.
I'd like to hear how other CF Developers have used this tool and any
problems they may have faced.
In particular:
Has anyone created a CF based image
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