On Sat, 17 Jul 2004 23:11:48 -0400, Jim Davis
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> From what I could tell there's very little real difference in how well they
> work: they both (VMWare and VPC) do a damn, damn fine job.
I've used both quite a bit too, and the main differences I've found are:
- Virtual PC
Ok, I'm taking this step by step, So bear with me...
Display_Tables() is a public method that has two arguments: method and values.
"method" is a string,
"values" is a string.
Display_Tables() then calls the method specified by the "method"
argument and passes the string specified in "
No, not from the Display_table method.
-pjf
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Ok, Get_Phone_Messages() takes a single argument. Are there other
dynamically called methods that take multiple arguments?
On Sat, 17 Jul 2004 17:56:01 -0400, Peter Farrell
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> Hi All,
>
> Despite all my attempts, I cannot for the life of me figure this one out.
>
> I h
>>Intuitively, I think you
are correct, but have not been able to find any reliable stats.
My personal feeling is that traditiannally one was counting Mac people PLUS UNIX/LINUX people.
If one is still counting the same way, one is now counting Mac users two times: one for using a Mac, and another
I've used both and I use VirtualPC exclusively now - not for any real
reason, it just worked out that way. Also I'm on the beta for MS Virtual
Server and the VMs are compatible across the products.
>From what I could tell there's very little real difference in how well they
work: they both (VMWar
I am building an app that needs to create a DSN programatically...I have
the code pretty much done, but the DSN that is created will not work.
I am going to the service factory, grabbing a template DSN and copying
it. Setting the struct values as necessary, then setting the new dsn in
the serv
Front of the site there's an article with the title of Dinowitz Debug.
The link is in the article. I'll replicate it on the bottom of the
article for better viewing.
http://houseoffusion.com/_library/dinowitz_debug.zip
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From: Dick Applebaum <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Sa
I didn't put in a new table layout and just removed the old one. The
new one will be the same thing, but rather than say that template X
was run 5 times, it'll show ALL of the templates in order but in a
table rather than in a tree.
On Fri, 16 Jul 2004 19:36:29 -0400, Michael Dinowitz wrote:
> > G
Went to HOF main page --- No Dinowitz debug???
Help?
TIA
Dick
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On Jul 17, 2004, at 12:12 PM, Dave Watts wrote:
> VMware is about $400 or so, and worth every penny.
>
Dave You mention the above and in a later post that you are using
VMWare more and more.
Two questions -- MS bought Connectix to get VirtualPC -- from what I've
heard, not so much for Mac em
OK, this is degenerating into "My O/S is better than your O/S" so
let's move it to CF-Community! Please!
I mean, I love Mac OS X and I hate Windows but I really don't want to
see us debate this on CF-Talk!!
Michael!! Nurse, screens please...
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From: Dave Watts <[EMAIL
Paul,
application.FooCFC.fooFunction("Peter", "Pizza");
I passed the arguments to the function by position. I don't have to state an explicit argument name - only the position.
If I did:
application.FooCFC.fooFunction( "Pizza","Peter");
My first name would be "Pizza" and my fav. fo
I think there is a setting to allow your machine to act as a server.
Maybe this is it?
I haven't run zone alarm for a while...so I am not positive, but its
worth a shot.
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> > I'm seeing the standard debug screen. Did I grab the wrong one?
>
> Did you put the file into the right folder, and select
> Dinowitz_Debug.cfm as the debug output format?
Yes I did - I'm used to using the docked debug screen running in a
different window and did not have the execution times
Can you show an example of this? I don't think I'm following.
On Sat, 17 Jul 2004 19:24:48 -0400, Peter Farrell
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I was wanting to do it in cfscript as well - however I cannot figure that one out.
>
> The reason why I wanted to do it by position, is that the methods I'
I was wanting to do it in cfscript as well - however I cannot figure that one out.
The reason why I wanted to do it by position, is that the methods I'm passing to all of one cfargument but each argument name is different.
I guess I could go back and ask for them to be changed.
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Why? You need to explain a little more then.
On Sat, 17 Jul 2004 18:50:17 -0400, Peter Farrell
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks Paul -
>
> I thought of that - should of mentioned that.
>
> Anyway of passing in the variables by position?
>
> callmefunction(1, 3, 4)
>
>
>
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Thanks Paul -
I thought of that - should of mentioned that.
Anyway of passing in the variables by position?
callmefunction(1, 3, 4)
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This will do the trick:
On Sat, 17 Jul 2004 17:56:01 -0400, Peter Farrell
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> Despite all my attempts, I cannot for the life of me figure this one out.
>
> I have a CFC method (Display_Table in the application.MessagesCFC) that displays a table of error mes
> There is no way you can start IIS, CFMX, SQL Server, and be able to
> get a request handled in 30 seconds. You may start CFMX either through
> the services control panel or a script and it seem to start in less
> than 30 seconds, but CFMX isn't actually available to serve a request
> until la
Hi All,
Despite all my attempts, I cannot for the life of me figure this one out.
I have a CFC method (Display_Table in the application.MessagesCFC) that displays a table of error message (don't ask - employer!). Display_Tables takes two arguments - Function and Error_List. Function is a name o
Or not.
When I restarted my machine, it was hanging again, so I had to restart
ZoneAlarm again to get the administrator to show up.
So, is there a setting in ZoneAlarm I need to set to get the CF Admin to
come up?
Scott
Scott Brady wrote:
> Actually, it appears to be working.
>
> I put the
> Can you point to a source for these numbers -- Intuitively, I think you
> are correct, but have not been able to find any reliable stats.
>
I don't believe any research as specific as this is available for free. I
get my research from Gartner and Meta Group, but it is rather costly.
> According
> I guess the better question is whether there are lots of .NET applications
> that can run on non-Windows platforms using Mono.
>
I believe there are.
> But you suggested I get a newer computer! That will certainly cost money.
> If
> I did get a newer computer, I suppose I could leave all those
On Jul 17, 2004, at 11:17 AM, Matt Liotta wrote:
> Have you looked at the numbers for how many developers are not using
> Windows? The number is quite large and according to the research will
> be
> passing 20% soon enough.
>
Matt
Can you point to a source for these numbers -- Intuitively, I
> The idea is that .NET applications work on Mono as well, so yes.
> I am not really aware of Mono-specific applications as applications
> developed with Mono work on .NET as well.
I guess the better question is whether there are lots of .NET applications
that can run on non-Windows platforms us
On Fri, 16 Jul 2004 23:09:44 -0400, C. Hatton Humphrey wrote:
>
> I'm seeing the standard debug screen. Did I grab the wrong one?
Did you put the file into the right folder, and select
Dinowitz_Debug.cfm as the debug output format?
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> I admit I haven't been keeping up with Mono, but are there lots of Mono
> applications out in the world now?
>
The idea is that .NET applications work on Mono as well, so yes. I am not
really aware of Mono-specific applications as applications developed with
Mono work on .NET as well.
> Do you
> I just wanted to make a quick comment on your development environment.
> WOW! Must be nice to have the money for all of that software. So what
> do you recommend to us 1099 people who are going from project to project
> ? Or the developers who have that idea for an application and are
> worki
> > Because it might be more work to do this? Because it might not be
> > worth the time on the part of the developer to spend this extra time?
>
> I disagree. If you are wanting to hit a particular market with a
> product, should you provide the extra time to provide the product in
> something t
> Obviously if you are programming in Java or .NET (thanks to Mono) there
> really is no work.
I admit I haven't been keeping up with Mono, but are there lots of Mono
applications out in the world now?
> If you are using C++ (MFC or not) there are plenty of
> cross-platform toolkits to get you t
I just wanted to make a quick comment on your development environment.
WOW! Must be nice to have the money for all of that software. So what
do you recommend to us 1099 people who are going from project to project
? Or the developers who have that idea for an application and are
working to dev
Okay, I think we had lost focus on the subject of this discussion and
that would be if the ROI would be there to develop cross platform
applications for developers.
Restricting most developers to on operating system to develop with your
product is a poor choice. Developers are another bread of
> Perhaps if you're already programming in Java, but there are plenty of VB
> and C++/MFC guys out there for whom it would take a significant amount of
> time to move to something else. In their cases, they might need more than
> a
> few percentage points in additional market share.
>
Obviously if
Dave Watts wrote on 7/17/2004, 13:34:
> Because it might be more work to do this? Because it might not be
> worth the time on the part of the developer to spend this extra time?
I disagree. If you are wanting to hit a particular market with a
product, should you provide the extra time to prov
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> On Behalf Of Samuel R. Neff
> Sent: Saturday, July 17, 2004 1:53 PM
> To: CF-Talk
> Subject: RE: Best choice for ColdFusion Studio IDE...
>
> I personally would not call any decision made by a knowledgeable
> indivi
> It takes little to no additional time to support multiple platforms,
> so even a few percentage points in additional market is quite a good
> ROI.
Perhaps if you're already programming in Java, but there are plenty of VB
and C++/MFC guys out there for whom it would take a significant amount of
I personally would not call any decision made by a knowledgeable individual
that's based on a cost/benefit analysis "stupid".
The fact is most people use Windows and writing an application that works
cross platform does take extra effort and does add an extra layer of
abstraction between your pr
> Because it might be more work to do this? Because it might not be worth
> the
> time on the part of the developer to spend this extra time?
>
It takes little to no additional time to support multiple platforms, so even
a few percentage points in additional market is quite a good ROI.
> That's
On Jul 17, 2004, at 1:05 AM, Jim Davis wrote:
>A rather brute-force way of handling permission changes is to force
>that (or all) user to re-login after a permission change, A bit
>inconvenient, but probably acceptable because you likely wouldn't do
>it often
That does work... but we can do
> Whether you use C++ or Java, there are ways to have a single code
> base that works across platforms, so why not do it?
Because it might be more work to do this? Because it might not be worth the
time on the part of the developer to spend this extra time?
> I truly believe the fastest growing s
> Anyway, I was hoping the days of platform specific software for developers
> was over.
>
> ---
>
> I am very curious as to your meaning here.
>
I simply mean that having a tool that only works on Windows i.e. not Mac or
Linux is pretty st
What you are getting is a 2-character representation of each digit --
it is a simple matter to convert to a readable format with:
x="4954554650495446505350465254";
y="";
for (i=1; i LT Len(x); i=i+2) {
y=y & chr(mid(x, i, 2));
}
writeoutput("" & x);
writeoutput("" & y);
Which gives:
4954
Actually, it appears to be working.
I put the local machine's name into the trusted zones and restarted
ZoneAlarm. One of those seems to have done the trick.
Thanks!
Scott
David Morris wrote:
> do you have a firewall set up on the laptop? some newer firewalls
> (like blackice) block the admi
I have created a CFC object with these basic properties:
With an init() method like this:
instance = structNew();
instance.ID = 0;
instance.category = createobject('component','Category');
instance.subcategory = "";
instance.ssca
That appears to be it. I shut down ZoneAlarm and it worked. Any idea
what setting I need to change to allow it to work?
Scott
David Morris wrote:
> do you have a firewall set up on the laptop? some newer firewalls
> (like blackice) block the administrative page by default.
> make sure there i
do you have a firewall set up on the laptop? some newer firewalls (like blackice) block the administrative page by default.
make sure there is the cfide directory in the wwwroot (or a virtual directory to it), although that's probably not the problem, since you'd just get a 404.
- Original M
Florian,
Not positive, but I'm not sure that CF supports the inet_ntoa() function
of mysql. I know that there is a UDF at cflib for handling the same type
of function (for insert, update, and select statements). This may be
better suited for your needs.
Cutter
pandemic wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm r
Hi,
I'm running into an issue that's got me stumped. I have an application
that is storing IP addresses as unsigned 32 bit integers in a mysql db.
I need to pull this data from the db via Coldfusion (MX) so i've got my
select statement:
select distinct inet_ntoa(ip_src) as ipsource from acid_ev
Oh, if it affects anything, I have my webroot set in a non-default location:
c:\data\inetpub\wwwroot.
I used that as the webroot when installing CFMX, as well, so it
shouldn't affect it.
Scott
Scott Brady wrote:
> I could have sworn I've seen this subject line before, but can't find it
> in th
I could have sworn I've seen this subject line before, but can't find it
in the archives.
I've installed MX 6.1 on my new laptop (XP Pro) using IIS. If I go to
some pages, I get a CF error (Data Source not found), which is fine,
because I haven't set up a DSN yet. However, I can't get to the
- Original Message -
From: Matt Liotta
To: CF-Talk
Sent: Friday, July 16, 2004 10:30 AM
Subject: RE: Best choice for ColdFusion Studio IDE...
Anyway, I was hoping the days of platform specific software for developers
was over.
-
On Jul 16, 2004, at 7:04 AM, Matt Liotta wrote:
> > 190mb RAM!? What processes are you viewing to calculate that? I
> have at
> > present a 56mb peak.which is no more that DWMX2004 requires to
> even
> > show
> > a menu.
> >
> I didn't state Eclipse was using 190MB of RAM. I stated th
On Jul 17, 2004, at 1:05 AM, Jim Davis wrote:
>
> Most of the systems, for example, call the database then create some
> type of
> user object then store that in the session scope. Thats fine, but
> problems occur if an admin changes the persons permissions (since
> they
> wont take eff
You have to set "Report Execution Times >> Using the following output
mode" to "tree"
Pascal
> -Original Message-
> From: Philip Arnold [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: 17 July 2004 04:22
> To: CF-Talk
> Subject: Re: Dinowitz_Debug
>
> On Fri, 16 Jul 2004 19:36:29 -0400, Michael Dinowit
Actually Michaels not quite that strict: you can write and post more than
100 lines, but you get a message reminding you to trim your posts if thats
the reason you went over. Im sure he also tracks them and will start
sending stinkbugs to anybody that flouts the rule too often. ;^)
Ive been
If you mean the eventual code then, yes, it will be made public/open source
at www.DepressedPress.com (this code, along with a more generalized
application framework is being developed specifically to rebuild
DepressedPress.com although it will also be used on FirstNight.org,
cfadvoacy.org and seve
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