Hi,
I have a question about Coldfusion 9 deployed on a Tomcat server. Is it
possible to install Coldfusion 9 standard on a tomcat server? The installation
can be done with the enterprise edition...
Many thanks in advance and regards,
Joeri
Hello,
I want your opinion ( or experience ) with refactoring an old project into a
framework. I am working now on a old non-frameworked project with plain cfm
files with .cfc function and object libraries. This projects contains a bunch
of .cfm files and .cfc. About 1000 items.
The
You need to delete those SVN dir's with a script.
Hello,
Looking at some of the responses in the recent thread on SVN v ftp I get
an impression that some folk are using SVN clients on Production boxes.
What are people's thoughts on this? Is it a security risk, is it
dangerous in some other
You need to delete those SVN dir's with a script.
mbcomms
BTW: I still prefer using DIFF in combination with FTP... But I am a lonely
guy, if you search with deploy web app on google it's all SVN nowadays.
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clear statement, I'll use that in my meeting with the boss :)
SVN SHOULD NEVER BE USED IN PRODUCTION...
SVN is used to have a revision control system, so that you could roll back
to a previous version or whatever you need to do.
When it comes to production, why the hell would you install 99% of
Yes, indeed. With a diff ( I want to use free commander with Winmerge) tool,
you SEE the changes going live. I point that one out in a previous post.
I work on a large project in a existing application which I check-in constantly
(Backup purpose and team work) , but doesn't need to go live.
I just transfered to a new Coldfusion job. But I ran into some annoying new
deployment method for web applications.
Previous job:
- Deployment via Total commander ( diff )
- Using script to sync other server ( cluster enviroment )
( on every deployment we archived the previous one in a zip, so
Joeri B wrote:
New Job:
- Deployment via SVN
- Use SVN merge to merge test in live repos ( can cause problems
with different SVN clients! )
- Update the different servers (also cluster)
Could you elaborate? svn merge merges to a working copy, not a
repository. So how does it work
I let the domain expire since I have not been doing any further updates
(got really busy on a full time contract).
Thanks,
Nic
Joeri B wrote:
It appears offline... Why?!?! I loved it so much :)
Hi Nic,
Can you put the documentation on your blog, so I can read them there :)
Thanks!
PS: So
It appears offline... Why?!?! I loved it so much :)
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Thanks for all the help. Meanwhile I played with LightWire to get a feel of
true IoC. I used 2 cfc, and wired them together. Product CFC and a tax
calculator CFC. Product CFC depended on tax calculator to exist.
I got it now, I can make OO objects/CFC's which can be easily re-used in
another
Hi,
I've got a small application with some CFC's (no dependencies yet). At my work
we cach/put our CFC's in the application scope. That works just fine, but I get
the feeling it isn't right. It is really easy though. And the performance is
superb.
On the other side you've got frameworks like
Hi,
I want to build a small CMS with an ORM tool. It has a small relational
database. I found two ORM tools, which I liked when reading the documentation.
1. Objectbreeze: very very very simple, it has relationships on the fly.
2. Transfer: simple, a bit more complicated but nothing I cant
Hi,
I want to build a small CMS with an ORM tool. It has a small relational
database. I found two ORM tools, which I liked when reading the documentation.
1. Objectbreeze: very very very simple, it has relationships on the fly.
2. Transfer: simple, a bit more complicated but nothing I cant
Hi,
I want to build a small CMS with an ORM tool. It has a small relational
database. I found two ORM tools, which I liked when reading the documentation.
1. Objectbreeze: very very very simple, it has relationships on the fly.
2. Transfer: simple, a bit more complicated but nothing I cant
Yes, Openlaszlo looks very promising. I've played with it for some while, and
it is easier to program than Flex 2 in my opionion. It's components are a bit
quircky.
But the, build once, deploy, as DHTML :), FL 7, 8 is a serious plus.
There I think it's HTML + CSS + CFM + some Javascript (AJAX)
Al votes are pro AJAX (javascript), so that makes the choice easy.
Thanks everybody
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Recently I developed my first realworld Flex 2 application for a client, after
months of playing with Flex 2. My conclusion so far:
1. Flex 2 AND developement: is slow, cause of the many posibilities. And
somewhat fixed layout. For ex. client is saying he wants the item to resize
and fade out
Hi Guys,
I want to build a new CMS in Coldfusion 8. First I thought, I could build the
backoffice with Coldfusion 8 Flash Forms. This way I can use cftree, rich text
area etc. But every flash form function in CF 8 can be build with AJAX too,
like treeview, FCK editor.
I have thought of these
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