Currently I'm using K2 server to index and search our intranet. Indexing and
searching is very slow and it is not working with dynamic content such as .cfm.
I've found very limited documentation using Google. Anyway, I've managed to
create and index a collection using vspider. e.g.
Vspider
lol Ben, Michael D., and Aaron. :-)
On 10/3/06, James Holmes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We are just now upgrading to CF7, which should give you a rough answer...
On 10/4/06, John C. Bland II [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How soon, after release of CF 8, will you upgrade to CF 8?
Note: This is
And the rest of them :-)
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On 10/3/06, Dave Watts [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...
I don't think it matters that much one way or the other. I simply think we
should be more careful about how we define best practices generally.
Nothing /really/ matters. In the long run. ;-)
I would think that best practice depends on how
John C. Bland II wrote:
How soon, after release of CF 8, will you upgrade to CF 8?
We will hook CF 8 into our build system long before it is officially released
and then it will be part of our nightly build and test cycle. When it will move
to production is customer driven: as soon as they
On Wednesday 04 October 2006 04:52, John C. Bland II wrote:
How soon, after release of CF 8, will you upgrade to CF 8?
Unless there is some magic wiz-bang with no changes to CF7 code required
(like, say, Apollo integration), not until 8.1.
CF is core to many business operations here, so we
On Wednesday 04 October 2006 06:58, Aaron Rouse wrote:
not stop me from testing out CF7 as soon as MACR made it available to me,
Ahh, testing is different - if I get on the beta program again, I'll be
running 8 soon as :-)
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Helping to administratively build network
Well, ok, that Boogie Bounce thingy might be good. My problem is, that it's not
for free (huge problem).
Doesn't anybody know such a thing for free?
Answers would be really appreciated. Thank you!
Nick Tong - TalkWebSolutions.co.uk [EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb: George,
Take a look at the boogie
Select top 5 field1, field2
From (select distinct t1.Field1, t2.Field2
from t1 join t2 on (some id's))
Order by newID()
I have been off work ill for a few days and on my return this looked like a
great solution. Unfortunately I am getting some issues...
The actual query in question
Never mind, the subquery needed a table name so changing it to
Select top 5 field1, field2
From (select distinct t1.Field1, t2.Field2
from t1 join t2 on (some id's)) x
Order by newID()
(note the extra 'x' as a table alias) Fixed it.
Select top 5 field1, field2
From (select distinct
Stephen Barton wrote:
Windows XP
Eclipse 3.2.0
Subversion (installed using the SVN1ClickSetUp),
But when I go to add a SVN Repository from inside Eclipse (using the
SVN
Repository View), using the URL: http://127.0.0.1:8500/sandbox/
I get the following error:
Unable to
Try Ben Forta's book on regular expressions. If you are reasonably
experienced in CF you should be able to build your own system after
reading it.
http://www.forta.com/books/0672325667/
George Owns wrote:
Well, ok, that Boogie Bounce thingy might be good. My problem is, that it's
not for
I am running the following query...
SELECT DISTINCT gd.GenreDisplayName, gd.GenreDisplayID
FROM ProductData.dbo.t_PI_GenresDisplay gd
JOIN ProductData.dbo.t_PI_L_GenresGenresDisplay lggd ON
(gd.GenreDisplayID = lggd.GenreDisplayID)
JOIN
I quickly built the beginnings of a CF wrapper around the new Yahoo Auth API
and barely started the
same for the Yahoo Photos API.
http://developer.yahoo.com/auth/
http://developer.yahoo.com/photos/
Here's what I wrote. It can auth you and sets up the request for ListAlbums
but it
From the verity people:
---
Error -1705 = Node is offline. You get this error when the K2 server and
collection is not online.
---
If the collection has been successsfully created and registered you might
try restarting Verity to see if that clears the error.
Have you tried using cfindex
Dear All,
I'm using the following script to dump the various scopes which exist
into an email as a form of error handling.
However, my shared host has locked down CFOBJECT, so this doesn't
work unless I remove some of the structs being dumped.
The Script in application.cfc:
cffunction
I went over to the http://developer.yahoo.com/photos/ page just
to have a look at what it was all about and couldn't help noticed
that there are the following Developer Central menu items:
JavaScript Developer Center
..NET Developer Center
Flash Developer Center
PHP Developer Center
Python
I'm not a SQL expert, by any means, but wouldn't it run faster if you
optimized your 'JOIN's a little bit? Seems like you're leaving it up to
SQL, right now, to determine on the fly whether you need an INNER,
OUTER, LEFT or RIGHT JOIN? You know your data structure, so you should
be able to
My guess is that nobody has specifically asked for one yet?
Check the lsat question of the FAQ though - at least they are aware that CF
exists.
I went over to the http://developer.yahoo.com/photos/ page just
to have a look at what it was all about and couldn't help noticed
that there are the
I'm not a SQL expert, by any means, but wouldn't it run
faster if you optimized your 'JOIN's a little bit? Seems like
you're leaving it up to SQL, right now, to determine on the
fly whether you need an INNER, OUTER, LEFT or RIGHT JOIN? You
know your data structure, so you should be able
If I remove the DISTINCT constraint it returns 2732 rows in
under a second. How can it posibly take so long to remove the
duplicates?
This kind of operation is almost always significantly slower. Your query can
take advantage of indexes, but DISTINCT requires an examination of
individual
What makes this silly is that if I run the query without the DISTINCT it
takes a fraction of a second to return a couple of thousand rows. I can
then do a...
cfquery name=getGenres dbtype=query
SELECT DISTINCT GenreDisplayName,GenreDisplayID
FROM getGenres
/cfquery
In CF and that takes about a
OK perhaps I got lost in the thread then, you and Dave were giving it some
there.
What exactly are you saying that can be done ?
Russ
-Original Message-
From: Bobby Hartsfield [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 04 October 2006 00:50
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Break it down for n00bs:
Well you could always use the ploy that is being used with spoofed bank
sites.
User thinks they are going yo www.barclaysbank.co.uk
But your really sending them to www.barclayswank.co.uk which has a valid
SSL, so nothing looks amis.
Russ
-Original Message-
From: Dave Watts
Have you tried defining an index on GenreDisplayName?
--- Ben
-Original Message-
From: James Smith [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, October 04, 2006 7:08 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Another MSSQL issue, why is DISTINCT so slow?
What makes this silly is that if I run the
On 10/4/06, Stephen Barton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...
Error validating location: org.tigris.subversion.javahl.ClientException:
Network connection closed unexpectedly svn: Connection Closed Unexpectedly
after a long wait.
Sounds like svnserve wasn't running. Generally, a long wait when
Aaron Rouse wrote:
He wants it when the ucDescription contains that value and is not just equal
to it or was that a typo in his CFIF? The case when then method may not
work depending on what DB he is using and the version of it.
Use a CASE statement in your SQL...
cfquery
This is probably a simply yes/no question for those of you that are
more knowledgable of web server authentication schemes, but if you
could help me understand I'd appreciate it.
I'm trying to retrieve an RSS feed from an Apache web server. The
feed is secured by htdigest authentication. My
Well, this is a very good solution, I think. But I don't develop this mailing
system just for fun. I have to do it for the company I'm working at. It will be
used not just by my company but by many of our customers. So this bounce
management solution must be reliable and stable. And I need a
It is really easy for CF using QoQ, since the heavy lifting was already done
by sql. The results of your first query was already there for CF to play
with, and it did not have to go back to sql for more results. Anyway, that
is why is is faster for CF sometimes.
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On 10/4/06, Snake [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well you could always use the ploy that is being used with spoofed bank
sites.
User thinks they are going yo www.barclaysbank.co.uk
But your really sending them to www.barclayswank.co.uk which has a valid
SSL, so nothing looks amis.
Russ
I think
James Smith wrote:
SELECT DISTINCT gd.GenreDisplayName, gd.GenreDisplayID
FROM ProductData.dbo.t_PI_GenresDisplay gd
JOIN ProductData.dbo.t_PI_L_GenresGenresDisplay lggd ON
(gd.GenreDisplayID = lggd.GenreDisplayID)
JOIN ProductData.dbo.t_PI_Genres
Well you could always use the ploy that is being used with
spoofed bank sites.
User thinks they are going yo www.barclaysbank.co.uk But your
really sending them to www.barclayswank.co.uk which has a
valid SSL, so nothing looks amis.
Yes, that'll certainly work. And I enjoyed your example
On 10/4/06, James Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In CF and that takes about a second, so why is it taking 1:15 for MSSQL do
do it in one operation?
Theoretically, that's what query analizers are for.
Shooting from the hip, I'll second the index suggestion.
Shooting from the head, I'll second
Rob Wilkerson wrote:
I'm trying to retrieve an RSS feed from an Apache web server. The
feed is secured by htdigest authentication. My CFHTTP call is failing
even with the username and password I'm passing (which are correct).
In reading the docs, I can see that this method of using cfhttp
On Wednesday 04 October 2006 12:05, Dave Watts wrote:
If I remove the DISTINCT constraint it returns 2732 rows in
under a second. How can it posibly take so long to remove the
duplicates?
This kind of operation is almost always significantly slower. Your query
can take advantage of
On Tuesday 03 October 2006 23:00, Bobby Hartsfield wrote:
The only thing left to give you away would be the actual IP address. If
someone saw that... say... supersecureremotesite.com was a 10.10.10.10 or
192.168 address (and knew what they were looking at) they might get a
You could get around
Yes the word router has a specific meaning and this IS it. When you
actually accomplish a simple mitm, let me know which one you think it is
then.
You take over for the gateway/router to 'outside' of the network that you
are on and ROUTE traffic in it's place. If that's not a router I dont know
What exactly are you saying that can be done?
You're kidding me right?
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cfif? h
-Original Message-
From: Aaron Rouse [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, October 03, 2006 11:16 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: CFIF Statement
Are you insane? I am just supposed to assume that
James Smith wrote:
In CF and that takes about a second, so why is it taking 1:15 for MSSQL do
do it in one operation?
One thing to keep in mind is that the SQL you write and send to SQL
Server is being interpreted by their query optimization code...which is
written by humans and
Going to try Dan's suggestion. If that still doesn't work I will post some
code.
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I've got to provide a downloadable and printable form to fill in.
I am wondering which route to go down between flashpaper and pdf.
Is there any generally accepted preference about at the moment?
Are there any known stats for percent users with Adobe Reader vs
MacrAdobe Flash installed ?
From
Does MSSQL not support unique indexes ?
Yes, it does. However, it's unlikely that a unique index covers all the
fields used by the query in this case, I think. I didn't read the original
query too closely - I'm checking mail using a portable device - but it
appears that the two columns are a
Oh, I am sure with a little Java we could somehow check for existance of CF
tags which brings up a good point, what if some rogue developer somehow
removed tags from the language ;)
On 10/4/06, Bobby Hartsfield [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
HA! Maybe it was a bad install too so how can we check for
I would say that I have barely ever come across or used a Flashpaper doc (in
its swf guise). Stick with PDF and geneate it before hand and provide a
link to download and fill in.
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I know it has broad support but just felt that disclaimer should be put in
since never know what someone is using on here. I'd never put it past a
single person to be using Access for example but heck they could even be
using an old FoxPro system just never do know. My primary point though was
Have you tried defining an index on GenreDisplayName?
--- Ben
That was the first thing I tried, no improvement.
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Is there a reason you can't give the choice to the user?
Just have a pair of icons and let them choose the one they want.
I've got to provide a downloadable and printable form to fill in.
I am wondering which route to go down between flashpaper and pdf.
Is there any generally accepted
My idea of testing is loading it up on a box that is not mission critical ;)
On 10/4/06, Tom Chiverton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Wednesday 04 October 2006 06:58, Aaron Rouse wrote:
not stop me from testing out CF7 as soon as MACR made it available to
me,
Ahh, testing is different - if I
Yes the word router has a specific meaning and this IS it.
No, it isn't.
When you actually accomplish a simple mitm, let me know which
one you think it is then.
I sincerely doubt that I will ever accomplish a real attack, since I would
have to be either a pen tester or a trespasser to do
What about if you try using span style=font: Whatever;../span ?
Howdy --
I'm making my first use of cfdocument (no jokes about being behind the
times, please -- I've been busy with other
things), and it seems that no matter what I specify in the font tag
inside the cfdocument, the
It is a good point and one that should be considered I think but if I
as a developer don't really know the merits of either this makes me
feel that it could potentially open the way for a bit of confusion for
the user? some of them may not know what flashpaper is and without
some explanatory text
On 10/3/06, Justin Holzer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I had a similar problem with Eclipse a while back. For me, I had the
Oracle
9i client tools installed, which comes packaged with JRE 1.3, and even
though I had the JDK 1.5 directory in my path, the directory for 1.3 was
in
my path before
I've got to provide a downloadable and printable form to fill in.
I am wondering which route to go down between flashpaper and pdf.
Is there any generally accepted preference about at the moment?
I think PDF is much more common for this kind of thing.
Are there any known stats for
Depends who your average users are, but yeah, it's certainly nice to be able to
know the differences so you can write a short explanation.
Unfortunately I don't know enough to fairly compare them, but the overview
pages are probably good places to start with:
Tested locally this works great:
cfinvoke webservice=http://www.myURL.com/components/myCFC?wsdl;
method=getEMPLOYEES
returnvariable=getSTAFF
When put out to the host, I get:
coldfusion.jsp.CompilationFailedException: Errors reported by Java
compiler:
I sincerely doubt that I will ever accomplish a real attack, since
I would have to be either a pen tester or a trespasser to do so
sarcasm
Yeah, because you know... those are the only 2 reasons that anyone would try
any such thing...
/sarcasm
Routing is not routing
Uhh... ok... is it
Same here.
I will play with it on a test server. But will not go into production for a
few months. Usually when the first hotfix comes out.
-Original Message-
From: Mike Kear [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, October 03, 2006 10:18 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: CF 8 Upgrade
dive right in!!! why not.
makes for a fun time :)
jk of course.
laptop dev server, test all apps, backup webserver test again, if all
goes well, go live from there!
On 10/4/06, Jacob [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Same here.
I will play with it on a test server. But will not go into production
On Wednesday 04 October 2006 13:49, Bobby Hartsfield wrote:
Yes the word router has a specific meaning and this IS it. When you
actually accomplish a simple mitm, let me know which one you think it is
then.
Are you (trying to) claim that proxies like Squid are routers ?
--
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Is there any generally accepted preference about at the moment?
Outside of the amount of people who have one of these two installed
programs, my main gripe with flashpaper is you can't print using File
Print
I recomend pdf if the main pourpuse is to print the document.
I recomend FlashPaper
On Wednesday 04 October 2006 14:50, Tony wrote:
laptop dev server, test all apps, backup webserver test again, if all
goes well, go live from there!
.. get hit by an obscure bug that has a simple work around, once someone else
has spent a week of late nights on it :-)
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On Monday 02 October 2006 20:02, Bobby Hartsfield wrote:
VPN is your friend. :-)
Typically, a VPN isn't any more reliable from a security PoV than SSL, and
most of the time is overkill anyway.
--
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Helping to completely grow market-driven environments
I'm not the one who brought up proxies. And there is no need for squid (or
the like) in a common mitm. So no? I'm not? Even remotely?
-Original Message-
From: Tom Chiverton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, October 04, 2006 9:52 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Break it down for
Have you indexed the GenreDisplayName column? That should make a huge
difference in query times.
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Is it expected to be released that soon that we're talking about it already?
Senor Forta? Can you provide any input on when it might be ready for beta?
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certified advanced coldfusion programmer
ICGLink, Inc.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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No .. it's in Alpha just now so sometime after 2006 ;)
On 04/10/06, Andy Matthews [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is it expected to be released that soon that we're talking about it already?
Senor Forta? Can you provide any input on when it might be ready for beta?
!//--
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On Wednesday 04 October 2006 15:19, Bobby Hartsfield wrote:
I'm not the one who brought up proxies. And there is no need for squid (or
the like) in a common mitm. So no? I'm not? Even remotely?
Right.
So what are you claiming ?
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Helping to collaboratively engineer cross-media
Try this:
SELECT DISTINCT
gd.GenreDisplayName,
gd.GenreDisplayID
FROMProductData.dbo.t_PI_GenresDisplay gd
JOINProductData.dbo.t_PI_L_GenresGenresDisplay lggd
ON gd.GenreDisplayID = lggd.GenreDisplayID
JOINProductData.dbo.t_PI_Genres g
ON
Sorry about that. Try this
SELECT gd.GenreDisplayName,
gd.GenreDisplayID
FROMProductData.dbo.t_PI_GenresDisplay gd
JOINProductData.dbo.t_PI_L_GenresGenresDisplay lggd
ON gd.GenreDisplayID = lggd.GenreDisplayID
JOINProductData.dbo.t_PI_Genres g
ON
If this change is made just make sure and var myReturnVar first.
On 10/3/06, Alan Rother [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Thanks, All. I wanted to make sure I was on the right track...
Seems like this is a way to do it. I would suggest, without tetsing it...
that instead of doing this
cfif getTestCount() lt 2
cfreturn TRUE /
cfelse
cfreturn FALSE /
/cfif
Do this...
cfif getTestCount() lt 2
cfset
You are right... sort of. VPN and SSL arent the same thing at all so it's a
bad comparison. I wasn't comparing the two or saying use one OVER the other.
I did just sort of throw that in there though so sorry for not clarifying.
Using VPNs on the local network (and to tunnel to offsite machines
That in a mitm, you route traffic in place of the router and that makes you
NOT a proxy but more so a router?
It doesnt much matter it was a stupid argument and I shouldn't have bit...
You aren't TECHNIALLY either so who cares.
-Original Message-
From: Tom Chiverton [mailto:[EMAIL
Dave Watts wrote:
I think PDF is much more common for this kind of thing.
depends. i once had to stitch together an app that would do some geographic
calculations for some folks surveying in the boonies. they used this as they
moved around, in whatever small town internet cafe they could find
LOL! Good stuff. But said Rogue developer may have sabotaged the java
installation as well...
We may have to take a risk and just stick with the other 7 ways of
validating whether or not qry.record is 0 or something other than...
-Original Message-
From: Aaron Rouse [mailto:[EMAIL
Ah...okay.
I'm hoping that with the merger of Macr and Adobe, there'll be some good
image manipulation built right into CF.
We're talking about upgrading to CF7 soon, but it's been months since our
boss said that. I wonder if it would be worth waiting until CF8 comes out.
I've figured Adobe will consolidate their technologies and make a
flash-based PDF viewer. That would be handy. Anyone know if that will
ever happen?
~Brad
they very often found no readers in the cafes the owner's usually
weren't keen on installing it. but they found flash
everywhere.
I've figured Adobe will consolidate their technologies and make a flash-based
PDF viewer. That would be handy. Anyone know if that will ever happen?
~Brad
According to Ben Forta last Wednesday, SOON! PDF, Flash, Flash Paper, Flex
and HTML and will work on and off line.
--
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Oh, it's not a quick decision, I just need *several* to go thru before we give
the client the option. We just didn't wanna have only one or two that we've
looked at, and I wanted specifically to ask out there about any CF-Friendly
ones.
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Myrtle Beach, SC 29577
On Wednesday 04 October 2006 16:35, Andy Matthews wrote:
We're talking about upgrading to CF7 soon, but it's been months since our
boss said that. I wonder if it would be worth waiting until CF8 comes out.
How are you gonna upgrade it without waiting ?!?
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Helping to
lol, thanks james is it that easy? thanks ill give it a go :)
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I am so glad that we can successfully over validate things in this great
language.
On 10/4/06, Bobby Hartsfield [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
LOL! Good stuff. But said Rogue developer may have sabotaged the java
installation as well...
We may have to take a risk and just stick with the other 7
On Wednesday 04 October 2006 16:12, Bobby Hartsfield wrote:
That in a mitm, you route traffic in place of the router and that makes you
NOT a proxy but more so a router?
A router takes packets from one network, and passes them to another, possibly
rewriting the headers on the way. A router
On Wednesday 04 October 2006 16:09, Bobby Hartsfield wrote:
bruteforce of the complete login criteria. So yeah, you are right in that
it may not be very reliable. But I wouldn't call it overkill since it's
more reliable than say... nothing.
Well, it's always a trade off :-)
When I'm on public
Flash has limited string manipulation strengths and even less for encoded
data. I think it would be quite a stretch to pull all the features from one
plugin into another without a lot of bloat.
PDF plugin 10 MB
Flash plugin 1 MB
Cheers,
!k
-Original Message-
From: Brad Wood
I meant upgrade straight from 6 to 8 instead of going to 7.
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-Original Message-
From: Tom Chiverton [mailto:[EMAIL
We are only now talking about upgrading to MX7
from CF 5.
Once our codebase is stable and the necessary conversions have been implemented
after the upgrade, we will have to determine how cost-effective the upgrade to
CF 8 will be.
Basically, I have to be able to sell CF 8 to my bosses.
If the
Mid-2007 is what we've said publicly.
-- Ben
-Original Message-
From: Andy Matthews [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, October 04, 2006 10:22 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: CF 8 Upgrade Cycle: What's yours?
Is it expected to be released that soon that we're talking about it
LMAO!! Warriors of the net!! Yeah, unfortunately I have seen that lol.. wow
flashback. How about dont copy that floppy? lol ok ok...
No one ever said anything about rewriting the content of packets (that I
remember)... but it only helps support the theory that your computer is
more of a router
greater Flex-like features which could replace some AJAX stuff we are doing)
How about Ajax integration? CF 8 is supposed to have that as well.
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From: Michael Dinowitz [EMAIL
I am in no way doing research for Adobe and am in no way affiliated with
Adobe (well, other than being a UG manager). This post is purely out of my
own desire.
On 10/4/06, Andy Matthews [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is it expected to be released that soon that we're talking about it
already?
Good deal. I would start with the CRS/PMS integration and work from there on
your options.
On 10/4/06, Jeff Small [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Oh, it's not a quick decision, I just need *several* to go thru before we
give the client the option. We just didn't wanna have only one or two that
we've
Uhh... You mean I'm not supposed to be running it in production now?
Be right back.
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From: Ben Forta [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent:
On 10/4/06, Jochem van Dieten [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Rob Wilkerson wrote:
I'm trying to retrieve an RSS feed from an Apache web server. The
feed is secured by htdigest authentication. My CFHTTP call is failing
even with the username and password I'm passing (which are correct).
In
We have publicly said that Scorpio is slated for a mid-2007 release, but
we have not been any more specific. And mid is very open ended, I guess
any time between Jan 2nd and Dec 30th would qualify. ;-)
--- Ben
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From: Andy Matthews [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hey,
Now I'm tryin' to disable the view source in the browser. I don't want anyone
to see my generated html. Anyone have any ideas on this one?
Thanks,
Will
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