Does anyone know wha the MIME type is for ZIP files (for a CFFIlE=UPLOAD
task using accept attribute). eg:
accept=text/html,text/plain,application/pdf,application/msword,application/
msexcel,application/mspowerpoint,application/rtf,application/x-shockwave-fla
sh
Peter Tilbrook
ColdFusion
Hi Peter,
try application/x-zip-compressed
cheers,
Toby
Monday, September 8, 2003, 4:17:45 PM, you wrote:
PT Does anyone know wha the MIME type is for ZIP files (for a CFFIlE=UPLOAD
PT task using accept attribute). eg:
PT
application/x-zip-compressed
Guy
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Does anyone know wha the MIME type is for ZIP files (for a CFFIlE=UPLOAD
task using
Thanks guys! That worked :) Am working on a library resource for the new
CFUG site I'm building at http://www.actcfug.com - trying to think of a
decent logo to design.
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Hi Peter,
try application/x-zip-compressed
cheers,
Toby
Monday, September 8, 2003, 4:17:45 PM, you wrote:
PT Does
On Friday 05 Sep 2003 23:45 pm, Mauricio Giraldo wrote:
I don't think that analogy quite fits considering Linux is the most
deployed OS for web servers currently and is slated to be the most
deployed server OS in general within 5 years.
I mean the Linux + CF Combo... That would be a
On Saturday 06 Sep 2003 01:18 am, Matt Liotta wrote:
What we have done is re-implement the CFX API in .NET and then hosted
that inside of a CFX tag implemented as a DLL.
As opposed to implementing the .Net calls in a CFML tag, which would have
helped the non-Win32 folks a lot !
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Tom
Cheers all :-)
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Sent: 05 September 2003 17:00
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Friday question any difference?
Block 2 works better if you are also declaring theName as a local
variable in a cffunction:
cfset var
(dunno where the body of this went last time !)
On Saturday 06 Sep 2003 01:18 am, Matt Liotta wrote:
What we have done is re-implement the CFX API in .NET and then hosted
that inside of a CFX tag implemented as a DLL.
As opposed to implementing the .Net calls in a CFML tag, which would have
Hi,
I know this has been discussed before: I just wanted to ventilate my idea,
and check that it works with the latest best practices:
I need to prepare an exisiting site to take a multilingual user interface
(up to 5 languages in the end). It is mostly small user interface
elements, the main
Hello. I have not worked with Verity much before. What I am trying to
acheive is a search of files within a given directory searching by just the
filename.
I have read through the documentation and searching on the CF_KEY in the
criteria seems to be the way to go but my collection is indexed with
I need to prepare an exisiting site to take a multilingual user interface
(up to 5 languages in the end). It is mostly small user interface
elements, the main body of is already prepared to take multilingual
content.
how will you determine user's locale? dates, numeric/currency formatting?
|| I need to prepare an exisiting site to take a multilingual user
|| interface (up to 5 languages in the end). It is mostly small user
|| interface
|| elements, the main body of is already prepared to take multilingual
|| content.
|
| how will you determine user's locale? dates, numeric/currency
Hugo Ahlenius wrote:
And is there something missing in the CF5, in regards to unicode?
Everything.
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Either by a URL flag, or which domain they enter from (same app on several
domains, one for each language). Also remember locale != language.
a frontpage? thats kind of clunky (these days). yes, i know locale
language. but langauges are not the same across locales (american vs british
vs ozzy
Obviously I can get at the arguments of a given CFC, but is there anyway I can
get the name of the function called ?
I'm trying to add log4CF statements at 'debug' to the top of all my CFC's...
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Makes Frontpage look like a crumpled post-it note!
;-P
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Yes, check out the GetMetaData() function:
http://livedocs.macromedia.com/coldfusion/6.1/htmldocs/funct102.htm#wp110517
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Tyler
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From: Thomas Chiverton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, September 08, 2003 8:07 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: self-inspecting CFC's
What we have done is re-implement the CFX API in .NET and
then hosted that inside of a CFX tag implemented as a DLL.
As opposed to implementing the .Net calls in a CFML tag,
which would have helped the non-Win32 folks a lot !
How many non-Win32 folks are using .NET? I know about Mono
What we have done is re-implement the CFX API in .NET and
then hosted that inside of a CFX tag implemented as a DLL.
As opposed to implementing the .Net calls in a CFML tag,
which would have helped the non-Win32 folks a lot !
(I didn't think of this question in time for my first
As opposed to implementing the .Net calls in a CFML tag, which would
have
helped the non-Win32 folks a lot !
I don't understand what you mean, could you clarify?
Matt Liotta
President CEO
Montara Software, Inc.
http://www.MontaraSoftware.com
(888) 408-0900 x901
On Monday 08 Sep 2003 13:24 pm, Tyler Silcox wrote:
Yes, check out the GetMetaData() function:
http://livedocs.macromedia.com/coldfusion/6.1/htmldocs/funct102.htm#wp1105179
Oh, ta :-)
Trouble is, you can't get at the arguments collection from the bit of code
betwen cfcomponent and the first
On Monday 08 Sep 2003 14:01 pm, Matt Liotta wrote:
As opposed to implementing the .Net calls in a CFML tag, which would
have
helped the non-Win32 folks a lot !
I don't understand what you mean, could you clarify?
Maybe I've read this wrong, but you've writen a Win32 DLL that talks .Net, so
Maybe I've read this wrong, but you've writen a Win32 DLL
that talks .Net, so you can use a .Net language to write
CFX tags, providing your server is on Win32 so can load the
CFX. If you had chosen instead to write a Java/C CFX that
talked .Net, you could call .Net packages (assemblys ?)
Maybe I've read this wrong, but you've writen a Win32 DLL that talks
.Net, so
you can use a .Net language to write CFX tags, providing your server
is on
Win32 so can load the CFX.
If you had chosen instead to write a Java/C CFX that talked .Net, you
could
call .Net packages (assemblys
On Monday 08 Sep 2003 14:27 pm, Matt Liotta wrote:
We did the write the DLL in C++, so you can call .NET assemblies
directly. However, the DLL is native to Windows, thus an SO will need
to be written for *nix to support Mono.
I'd like to suggest you do so - this will greatly broaden the use of
I'd like to suggest you do so - this will greatly broaden the use of
CF, as
it'll then be able to support 'native' Linux .Net apps...
We don't believe there is significant demand currently for native Linux
.NET applications.
We wouldn't purchase it at the moment, but I bet people using the
Is there a slated semi-reliable release date of Studio 2004 yet?
Neil
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the Worldwide Usergroup Meeting... That, like all things, might change
though.
Cheers,
Jeff Garza
Manager, Phoenix CFUG
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Have you ever exported UniVerse database to RDBMS, say, MS SQL Server or
Oracle platform?
If you are using MVDB's with nested data (i.e 2NF), you wont really be able
to export the data to MSSQL.
This may be bad news, Joe, I have a client who is using UniData v5.2 but I don't know
anything about
Matt -
This sounds like an excellent product that would be quite useful. In
fact, I am kind of surprised to be hearing about this so
out-of-the-blue.
Can you clarify what stage you are at with your beta, and when you think
there might be a production release available?
Also, while you have
I would imagine that exporting the data to a Native XML Database would
be one way to go since MVDB data can easily be represented by XML.
Further, XML databases can be easy to work with from CF.
-Matt
On Monday, September 8, 2003, at 10:00 AM, Chunshen (Don) Li wrote:
Have you ever exported
On Monday 08 Sep 2003 14:46 pm, Matt Liotta wrote:
I'd like to suggest you do so - this will greatly broaden the use of
CF, as
it'll then be able to support 'native' Linux .Net apps...
We don't believe there is significant demand currently for native Linux
.NET applications.
I'm just
This sounds like an excellent product that would be quite useful. In
fact, I am kind of surprised to be hearing about this so
out-of-the-blue.
We've been working all summer under the radar to produce some
interesting technology. This is the first of many such projects.
Can you clarify what
I would imagine that exporting the data to a Native XML Database would
be one way to go since MVDB data can easily be represented by XML.
Both UniVerse v10 and UniData v6(not sure) is Supposed* to support creating
XML Docs
from the DB. I did some testing in UniVerse Enviroment with TOXML
I'm just glad your aware of the prospect, t'is all :-)
Don't mistake us as a Windows only shop. All of our production servers
are Linux, my development machine is Mac OS X, and we actually host the
US CVS mirror for Mono. In short, when and if Mono --or Portable.NET
for that matter-- is ready
Who is this host? I want to know who to avoid. I'd love to hear them
explain how a mapping is a security risk.
(mt) Media Temple
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Thomas, if you throw an error, and catch it of course, I'm pretty darn
sure you get the current function. In fact, I'm pretty sure we have a
UDF for this at cflib.org. Take a look see, and if I'm right, post. If
I'm wrong, err, it's your fault. Yea, thats it. ;)
With CFMX, Couldn't you also call the .NET-based object as a web service?
Consume the object, then move on?
Just asking I don't know the answer.
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On Monday 08 Sep 2003 16:10 pm, Raymond Camden wrote:
Thomas, if you throw an error, and catch it of course, I'm pretty darn
sure you get the current function. In fact, I'm pretty sure we have a
UDF for this at cflib.org.
By parsing cfcatch.tagcontext or something ? Should work...
:plays
On Monday 08 Sep 2003 16:25 pm, Suyer, Ed [PRD Non-JJ] wrote:
With CFMX, Couldn't you also call the .NET-based object as a web service?
Consume the object, then move on?
Only if it's a webservice you're trying to use :-)
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Advanced ColdFusion Programmer
Tel:
With CFMX, Couldn't you also call the .NET-based object as a web
service?
Consume the object, then move on?
Only if it's a webservice you're trying to use :-)
You could certainly create a web service wrapper for a .NET object and
integrate with it that way. However, the overhead of such an
Hello all..
I'm bidding on a job and the client told me something that a competitor
does that seems pretty amazing.
He said that this competitor can dynamically build certain sections of
a homepage based on the search term that was used on the previous page
of a search engine site, no matter
I presume you don't have a URL to a working example so we can see it in
action?
-Gel
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Hello all..
I'm bidding on a job and the client told me something that a competitor
does that seems pretty amazing.
He said that this
Hthat would seem to imply that this competitor can read the browser
history (and even what was typed)and that's not possible AFAIK because
it would be a HUGE security/privacy hole.
my 2 cents on a Monday morning ;-)
Bryan Stevenson B.Comm.
VP Director of E-Commerce Development
The location you came from (http_referer) is one of the standard cgi
variables. It doesn't always exist, but you can check for it.
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Member of
Che,
I'm guessing that the competitor did a poor job (or a very good job - ha) of
explaining how he could use the HTTP_Referer variable to figure out how a
user is searching and finding the site. If not, then I'd say he's violating
security on the client side somehow. I would also note to your
I know you can look at the CGI.HTTP_REFERER value for some search
engines,
but does anyone know how to do this for all sites. Is there a tool,
CFC or
UDF that could do this for me? Is there an easy way to parse the info
out?
You are correct that HTTP_REFERER will have the information you
CGI.HTTP_REFERER is the only option I know of.
If someone has come form a search engine, it 'should' contain their
search terms in the url query string.
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Sent: 08 September 2003 17:08
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Can this be done?
I'm guessing it is based on the HTTP_REFERER variable. What else
could it be??? And to everyone else, I do not have a URL to check
this out.
keeps scratching head... I guess I'll have to do more research
in this...
~Ché
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Hello List,
This is sort of off topic - but the basis is coldfusion so I thought I
could get some valuable resources here.
I am trying to wrap my hands around a project which entails developing a
coldfusion front end shopping cart which will get all it's data from
Microsoft Great Plains
This would be a bad idea for a community implemented UDF. *hint* *hint*
Here is the idea...
Someone writes up a quick UDF shell something like the following.
cffunction name=getSearchQuery returntype=string
cfargument name=referer type=string required=true
!--- pick out the
Well how do the stats packages come up with the 10 most common search
keywords used to find your pages then? There must be some variable passed
that appears in the logs somewhere. No?
If that goes in the logs somewhere, it can be used, I'd have thought.
But certainly I'd be very cautious
Sounds like an interesting option. The key might be, as Joe indicated, how good such
tool(s) can do the job.
Thanks, Matt.
Don
I would imagine that exporting the data to a Native XML Database would
be one way to go since MVDB data can easily be represented by XML.
Further, XML databases can
I would think that the majority of search traffic is concentrated in a
couple of engines--mostly Google and Yahoo. Even if you get a list of a few
dozen, it's not a big deal to check the referrer and grab this info.
Would make a nice little UDF.
Sounds like the competitor is overstating their
I would hate to hard code all that data inside the UDF. I'd much rather see
a cached XML file with the information and a community site where people can
put in new information and the UDF can grab it as needed (referesh every day
or so).
Sam
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There is an apache module called mod_suru:
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There are 2 more solutions (first is Python, second is JavaScript):
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http://www.stompstompstomp.com/weblog/technical/2003-04-15
mack /
I'm guessing it is based on the
Here's a start. I started collecting this data quite some time ago, and it
only represents search engines that people used to find sites where I've
collected this data. In other words, this isn't exactly a comprehensive
list and you can already see where minor variations on the URL could cause a
I would hate to hard code all that data inside the UDF. I'd much
rather see
a cached XML file with the information and a community site where
people can
put in new information and the UDF can grab it as needed (referesh
every day
or so).
I would hate it also, but for purposes of an
speculating:
cffile the apache/iis logs... parse the last couple of lines... output...
dont wanna think what will happen if the logs are a few megabytes big...
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Sounds like an interesting option. The key might be, as Joe
indicated, how good such tool(s) can do the job.
Thanks, Matt.
BTW, one of the products from our Alchemy EX suite is a Native XML
Database that has a interface easily accessible from CFML. The product,
Alchemy EX CDB is sold
On Monday, Sep 8, 2003, at 06:40 US/Pacific, Thomas Chiverton wrote:
On Monday 08 Sep 2003 14:27 pm, Matt Liotta wrote:
We did the write the DLL in C++, so you can call .NET assemblies
directly. However, the DLL is native to Windows, thus an SO will need
to be written for *nix to support Mono.
Wow, great list! It would appear glancing at it that simply looking for
the URL variable q in the referer would handle most search engines by
itself.
-Matt
On Monday, September 8, 2003, at 12:52 PM, Hagan, Ryan Mr (Contractor
ACI) wrote:
Here's a start. I started collecting this data quite
speculating:
cffile the apache/iis logs... parse the last couple of lines...
output...
dont wanna think what will happen if the logs are a few megabytes
big...
The logs just contain the same data that would be in CGI.HTTP_REFERER
anyway, so it would be better to just get it from the CGI
Trying to invoke a web service we have running internally via HTTPS. (I
have added the servers certificate to the keystore)
Getting the following exception (both before and after the certificate
import - cfmx was restarted):
javax.net.ssl.SSLPeerUnverifiedException: peer not authenticated
Yep...my badnever really looked at what search engines pass when
entering keywords (I build apps...not market them)figured it would be a
form post and therefore no URL string to pick apartMondays!! ;-)
Anyhoo...yep everyone is rightI sure wouldn't rely on HTTP_REFERER
Bryan
Is it possible to have multiple instances of cold fusion on a windows 2000
IIS box? Or is this just a link option? What are the licenses ramifications
of doing something like this for development/testing purposes?
Thanks
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Web Programmer
BloodSource
Sacramento, CA
While it might not create new demand for CF, I think it would make more CF
houses interested in the Linux version. We're switching to the Linux version
soon, so I've been trying to keep an eye on what things we might not be able
to do.
-Kevin
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Wrong keystore. Works fine. ;)
Stace
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From: Stacy Young
Sent: September 8, 2003 12:58 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: cfmx6.1 cfinvoke over SSL no workie?
Trying to invoke a web service we have running internally via HTTPS. (I
have added the servers certificate to the
Is it possible to have multiple instances of cold fusion
on a windows 2000 IIS box? Or is this just a link option?
Yes, if you're also using CFMX for J2EE with a J2EE application server.
What are the licenses ramifications of doing something
like this for development/testing purposes?
I
This is one of the major advantages of CFMX 4 J2EE. So, yes, with the J2EE
version. Licensing is still per CPU (unless you're grandfathered in from
CFMX 6.0 Enterprise purchase).
Sam
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If you are running ColdFusion MX 6.1 Enterprise, then yep, doable, and
no extra licenses needed.
--- Ben
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From: Ian Skinner [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, September 08, 2003 1:13 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Multiple Instances of Cold Fusion?
Is it possible to
By CFMX for J2EE server, (which we are not currently using, but may upgrade
to), that would some other J2EE server than JRUN, or does JRUN also count?
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Sacramento, CA
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I've searched all over for docs on their communications process and other than
it using a few different things including SOAP and XML (redundancy), there's
nothing. No exact tech docs, no one talking about having done it, blank.
If you can get the technical docs for the product and look over the
JRun counts, and is included with CFMX6.1 Enterprise.
--- Ben
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From: Ian Skinner [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, September 08, 2003 1:28 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Multiple Instances of Cold Fusion?
By CFMX for J2EE server, (which we are not currently
to CF quite easily. If not, then you'll have to get access to a GP server which
you can experiment with. Try connection and getting chunks of known data from it
and see how it comes through. Then do it in reverse to see what it accepts and
what it does with it.
I'm really unhappy with MS because
Ok, the host now swears that the Check that file exists checkbox is set. However,
it hasn't fixed the problem. I've tried it on my own machine as well and it doesn't
seem to be working. Does anyone have suggestions for what might be wrong here? (I'm
trying to set a default error page in IIS
The logs just contain the same data that would be in CGI.HTTP_REFERER
hm... wasn't aware of that
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Unless things have changed recently, the InstantSSL/Comodo certificates
*do* have compatibility issues. To be fair they are not very big, but
could be serious if you have to ensure broad compatibility across a lot
of customers. Read their compatiblity fine print carefully.
''Instant''SSL also
are ya talking about the page that iis runs upon a 404 error?
that's fairly simple to find...if its something else your looking for,
then im not sure
what to tell ya
tony weeg
sr. web applications architect
navtrak, inc.
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Has anyone had to read data from a Berkeley DB on Win2k? I have no idea
about how to even start. Google searches turn up blank...
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Hi all,
Security advisories are circulating regarding two newly-discovered
security threats to users of Microsoft Access (and other MS apps).
ColdFusion developers who regularly exchange MS Access files with their
clients or subs should probably install the prescribed patches (and
forward this
Toby Tremayne wrote:
Hi Peter,
try application/x-zip-compressed
To be honest, I thought it had been replaced by application/zip.
Cheers
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Do you have MySQL installed? It has a handler that'll read BDB tables, and
you can interface with them through any tool that will interface with MySQL,
including CF. I'm not sure which BDB versions MySQL supports, probably not
the more recent releases from SleepyCat, but I don't know.
HTH,
Has anyone had to read data from a Berkeley DB on Win2k? I
have no idea about how to even start. Google searches turn
up blank...
To the best of my knowledge, there's no ODBC or JDBC interface for Berkeley
DB. It's not a relational database, so that shouldn't be too surprising. I
know it has
Hi Benjamin,
If your custom not found message comes from a web page, make certain
that your HTTP Error message type is URL, not File. For example:
my 'Error Mapping Properties' for 404 look like this:
Error Code: 404
Default Text: Not Found
Message Type: URL
URL: /404.cfm
The Error
Oops. I had my original post backwards, sort of. Geotrust is the one
with ubiquity issues. IE 5.01+, NN4.51+, no Opera.
They're still the cheapest and the easiest to implement. I have some
mid-size clients using them without trouble.
Matt Robertson
Hello all,
I'm getting this error : [Macromedia][SQLServer JDBC
Driver][SQLServer]Transaction context in use by another session.
I noticed that this was happening when I called a stored procedure that does
a cross database join. It runs in in query analyzer fine... any ideas?
Thanks in
We're thinking about how we do development around here, and I'm wondering
what other folks do. Right now, we have windows share access to the
development server, and we work directly on it. We're thinking that in the
future it might be better to have each developer run the development version
of
No - no mySQL.. If they supported mySql I wouldn't have to worry about
it :)
Sometimes I hate this work grin
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From: Barney Boisvert [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, September 08, 2003 2:53 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Berkeley DB
Do you have MySQL installed?
Are you using DreamweaverMX? Every once in a while, it likes to stick
extra closing cfswitch statements in my fusebox apps.
Marlon
Andy Ousterhout wrote:
I am having the strangest problem. Something is sticking extra /cflock
statements in the code, causing errors. I delete them, save and
Setup a dev machine with the correct versions of server software i.e.:
(CFMX). Then like you said, each developer use dreamweaver with the code
checkout/checkin to prevent code over write.
What we also do is create a new development folder for each day. We take
snapshots from these as we go along
We recently switched from a shared dev server with RDS to local dev servers
and CVS and are loving it. We also have a tiny Move2Test utility that
checks out files to a temp location on the dev server and copies them to the
Test server for shared access by the tester and managers.
I guess from
Yes. With mine, it is extra /cflock. I can only fix it by using notepad
to delete the extra locks.
Andy
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From: Marlon Moyer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, September 08, 2003 2:52 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Multiple /cflock being inserted in code
Are you
Deanna, we also use LDAP for authentication and we use MKS for version control.
We have three environments Development, QA-Staging and Production.
Development is where the developers keep their code base. We use Fusebox as a
framework and good planning at the Application Architecture phase
We have a pointer to creating a web service to this in our blog
http://www.webapper.net/index.cfm?fuseaction=Fuseblog.ShowCommentsArticleID=20030714071122
Kind Regards - Mike Brunt
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We recently switched from a shared dev server with RDS to local dev
I found that most of the time, I can go to the code inspector and delete
the extraneous tag from there. Otherwise, I do what you do also.
Marlon
Andy Ousterhout wrote:
Yes. With mine, it is extra /cflock. I can only fix it by using notepad
to delete the extra locks.
Andy
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I prefer to have one single development server shared across the team, with
people working directly on it. But we are a small team (4 guys).
I just would just suggest to avoid DW's checkin/checkout, it's very
primitive (can I say it's a joke?), get a real version control system, with
versioning
Doesn't DW's checkin/checkout require a SCC compatible backing server like
VSS or CVS/Igloo?
Sam
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No, there is a simple/primitive/joke (depending on who you ask) built in
check in/out function in DW. DW can also integrate more mature products
such as VSS if you have one.
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Ian Skinner
Web Programmer
BloodSource
www.BloodSource.org
Sacramento, CA
-Original Message-
Doesn't DW's checkin/checkout require a SCC compatible
backing server like VSS or CVS/Igloo?
No, it can be used all by itself, as long as everyone's using Dreamweaver
(or Contribute). It's very primitive, and essentially consists of
Dreamweaver creating .LCK files on the filesystem for you.
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