Yay! I'm useful for something. I have much experience with barcodes printing.
Part of the system I work on includes creating barcodes for E-Tickets to be
used for admission to amusement parks.
A couple resources for you to use: http://cfbarbecue.riaforge.org/. It's a CF
wrapper to a Java
We're in the process of trying to get our Production server STIG compliant.
The database and OS end seem pretty straight forward. The application end,
however, seems to be more complicated than it needs to be.
Is there any resources that point to how to handle web development things in
On Mar 10, 2014, at 9:15 AM, Chester Austin chesteraustin@gmail.
com wrote:
We're in the process of trying to get our Production server STIG
compliant. The database and OS end seem pretty straight forward. The
application end, however, seems to be more complicated than it needs
Dave,
Thanks for the insight. I have a couple questions. When you say roles do
you mean roles at the DB end? We use Oracle, so roles mean something specific.
Or roles as in user rights as determined by the application (for example, a
front end user and a back end user).
Encryption would
Makes sense. As a general rule, if you're following general best practices
(code modularity, separation of data and views) it shouldn't contradict STIG
guidelines, correct? Or, put in another way, STIG wouldn't say you have put
all of your information into various, independent tables (for
We use barcodes to generate tickets for admission to parks and things. I've
been using CFBarbecue (http://cfbarbecue.riaforge.org/) and it's worked out
well.
Chad,
My company has built an enterprise inventory management system using
www.bokai.com java servlet. It's not free but really
It sounds like the browser's built in validation is kicking in. Try it with a
different browser and you would most likely get different results. Get rid of
the required attribute in your input fields and it should work like it used
to. Unless you want the browser to handle some of the
Sorry if this is a repost. I'm not sure if the form is submitting.
It sounds like the browser's built in validation is kicking in. Try it with a
different browser and you would most likely get different results. Get rid of
the required attribute in your input fields and it should work like
I was going to post this on StackOverflow but felt that it might not be the
right type of question to ask there, so I shall post it here.
I am tasked to create a payment form from a balance sheet. I have a created
a balance sheet, which is basically an HTML table that has a row item detail of
Here's an excellent resource for random row generation using SQL.
http://www.petefreitag.com/item/466.cfm
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, Oct 1, 2012 at 3:30 PM, Chester Austin chesteraustin@gmail.
comwrote:
Would anyone have any insight on how to output subtotals to HTML?
Background:
Given an SQL query,
select eventcode, basecode, issued
from mytable
group by eventcode, basecode, issued
I would like to output
Would anyone have any insight on how to output subtotals to HTML?
Background:
Given an SQL query,
select eventcode, basecode, issued
from mytable
group by eventcode, basecode, issued
I would like to output it to be:
EventCode BaseCode Issued
A/123 100 5
A/123
I am running ColdFusion 8 and Oracle 10g.
I am running three stored procedures to insert data into three separate
temporary tables. From there, I run a union statement to against the three
temporary tables and output out the results. However, I am running into an
unexpected error:
Stored
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