t; simply
> returns the full call stack, and then the code that calls
> the custom
> tag can figure out what piece it needs (the one directly
> 'above'
> getCurrentTemplatePath(), in this case).
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onditions in an application, but in this case, if the database
raises an error it won't insert the record, so everything is as it
should be once the error is raised, and user-roles shouldn't be
deleted with any significant frequency, so the exception will rarely
be thrown anyway, so i
g to change, and it doesn't help us in any way
to have it there.
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e (Java|Oracle|SQL Server|.NET) whether
they (needed|liked) it or not because the new boss liked it
Just for starters, ask:
Mike Dinowitz
Jim Davis
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- even tho that attribute will
_never_ contain any value other than that function call, and it's
really annoying since presumably, the CF server _must_ know what the
path to that template was in order to function (because it maps those
paths to the generated java classes).
Anybody have any insig
> Sorry, but I havent really had a chance to check
> out those libraries yet.
Was this comment specifically about my framework?
If so don't sweat it. Everybody's busy, I understand. :)
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mprove performance
and eliminate db platform dependancy in an application (as was -- I
thought the scenario I was talking about), that would be a win-win
situation I would think.
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CTO, Fig Leaf Software
> http://www.figleaf.com/
Datasources yes -- not sure about file system... but I wouldn't be
surprised if they provide access to the configuration of security
sandboxes... not sure how that would translate to file system access
in something like Dreamweaver, but it'
tication -- roles and permissions would be
what I would focus on... I don't think encryption is nearly as hot an
issue, although yes, some folks use it.
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y, gas
> station attendants.
Yeah, gas stations usually have closed-circuit TV cameras and
bullet-proof glass windows after hours. :)
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I'd recommend contributing it to the Salvation Army instead tho... see
Dana's comments about her flood experience.
> That's extremely generous of you and I'm sure every little
> bit will help.
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on (from the core framework). Apparently iiFramework included
member management & security as part of the core framework components
-- and I expect that's probably also true of PLUM. So I think that
reasoanbly establishes the utility / demand for a security
component(s)/service(s).
s. i
wrong in exactly the same way.
> Also, this solution works
> independent of the DB, whether it be Access, MySQL, etc,
> since no sub-queries are needed.
I always consider that a plus. :)
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ned 100, and you then queried for records with ID >
> 50 and ID < 100, you would only get 1 row, instead of the
> 50.
> Unless I missed your point completely :)
> Cedric
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> isn't being
> called directly. I don't know of any tools either, but
> figured I'd toss
> that suggestion in there in case you try to write your own
> thing.
Oh buh... I forgot to mention XML config files like in FB, MII and
MG...
s. i
rg2')
But although I was able to create the UDF in one of our SQL 2K
databases, I wasn't able to get the select statement to work.
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oot and uses an http engine to figure out
how those url's resolve won't be able to know what file is being
referenced. Which ultimately may be a good part of the reason why you
haven't found any good tools to perform this task.
Sorry I couldn't be more helpful...
I would recomm
> Good points. Thanks for your comments. :)
Welcome. That's what I'm here for. :)
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query containing multiple references to
non-primary columns in the where clause... I could be wrong, it's
happened before. :)
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to display total # of available
records on the page.
> I agree with Isaac. The first query could even be:
>
> select count(id) as TheCount
>
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used, which will create drag just like the additional query does --
but this 2 query approach also has advantages which reduce the time to
complete each query, so... the end result will vary.
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that, at least I won't waste any more time
> looking :-)
> -Original Message-----
> From: S. Isaac Dealey [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: 31 August 2005 17:29
> To: CF-Talk
> Subject: Re: CFContent question ...
>> After I have created a document using cfdocumen
> On 8/31/05, S. Isaac Dealey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> >> > In Oracle, there is ROWNUM...
>> >>
>> >> Yeah, but that's not how you get a set out of the
>> >> middle
>> >> with Oracle,
>> >> 'cause if
t for a named argument.
> if i pass in (arg1,'',arg3) i get an error saying arg2 is
> not of type date.
> how do i pass the args in?
function(arg1='value1',arg2='value2')
or if it's part of a CFC
hth
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; either saving the document, opening it or cancvel. What I
> want to be able to do is remove the option to open it (I
> think I set the type to "application/unknow" to do this)
> but I also need to be able to capture whether the user
> actually clicked save or cancel, is this
;>
>> MINUS SELECT * FROM mytable WHERE rownum > 50
>> ORDER BY my, column, list
> note, the ORDER BY occurs after the WHERE clause, so this
> may not give
> the results you are expecting.
I was lead to believe this was one of the uses the folks at Oracle had
intende
ugh you had instantiated it to ensure the
method's environment is the same as it would be in other
circumstances.
I'm assuming you're talking about using rather than invoking against a created
object.
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bly worth
> creating the ValueList outside the loop to avoid creating
> a large list multiple times.
You need a comma in the loop also...
,
#listgetat()#
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done
it... :)
Though I still don't recommend it. :)
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ng? I use udf's in my .cfm
> files all the time...
> --
> Ryan Guill
> BlueEyesDevelopment
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> www.ryanguill.com
> (270) 217.2399
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. But if the gateway
is available to you, it won't be immediate... you may even want to
peel it back from 1 minute to 5 or 10 minutes, but that would provide
a way of synching it up regularly throughout the day.
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ORDER BY my, column, list
I haven't used this recently, so I'm not certain the order by
clauses are in the right place, but that's the gist of it.
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s probably a better idea.
Or some combination of these.
Yeah, it's heavier on the first request, but that's not entirely
unexpected with a search.
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> >>Bam! In your face Claude!
> That just proves that bells and wistles always trick the
> user ;-))
Ha! Touche! Thanks Claude, that was well crafted. :)
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not a problem that requires anything very elegant.
> it's run of the
> mill. managing the tz is the real issue. ask isaac ;-)
Please don't. :)
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> Right... Great! Great! Thanks guys(especially S. Isaac).
> Works fine now.
Bam! In your face Claude!
Kidding of course... :)
Je suis content pour aider.
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> >>Oh I just have a habbit of using the bell character to
> >>delimit a list
> Ah ah: that rings a bell in my head! ;-)
That sounds painful... you should probably see a doctor about that. :)
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#x27;s the case, then yes,
in that case, "select * from table" is probably _MUCH_ more
mechanically efficient than repeated queries for "select count(*) from
table".
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gramming skill assessments in
general) are poorly written and there seems to be nothing we can do
about it.
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ext outside the strings on
the beginning -- and modified the expressions lightly to account for
that as well... The extra space ensures that there's at least some
content after the last double-quote so it won't drop the last item
from the rereplace...
> Thanx Claude, Barney and S. Isaac. Why
analysis tool that works with MS SQL
> Server that does
> NOT truncate data from queries??
> Rick Colman
I guess I'm confused why that's an issue... Isn't all the data managed
via a CF app or the like?
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> Hi all
> please look this var:
>
> How to get strings inside double quotes("RDM Testing
> string inside
> string and "Fred")?
> Using GetToken don't work.
> Any help?
> Cheers
ListToArray(reReplace(mylist,'[^"]*"([^"]*)&q
k
> Subject: Re: Tapestry
> http://jakarta.apache.org/tapestry/downloads.html
> On 8/30/05, Robertson-Ravo, Neil (RX)
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Can you get a download anywhere or do you have to pay?
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>>
>>
>>>Nah, I mean Isaac's tool ;-)
>>>
>>>
>>>-Original Message-
>>>From: Joe Rinehart [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>>Sent: 30 August 2005 12:13
>>>To: CF-Talk
>>>Subject: Re: Tapestry
>>>
>
>> -Original Message-
>> From: S. Isaac Dealey [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> Sent: Monday, August 29, 2005 7:30 PM
>> To: CF-Talk
>> Subject: RE: COAL- the Coldfusion Open Application
>> Library
>>
>> > Accolades are nice... but heck - I&
han "tell people you use it, tell people
we made it, and tell people we're not responsible if they have
problems with it".
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> On 8/29/05, S. Isaac Dealey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> > The stuff on exchange isn't necessarily free either.
>>
>> Yeah, that's not really an argument for COAL as I
>> understand it tho...
>> iirc and if I'm reading him correctly, h
e otherwise open-source framework... Yes, there's an active
interest in OS components, but I believe his intent is to structure it
such that it's not required that they be OS components.
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been meaning to tell you your CFC's
suck! :P
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methods of the current
CFC which must always be public in order for the cfc to work as
expected... Though even at that, you can just call the method without
specifying the scope and then it won't break if for some unforseen
reason the method becomes private.
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Thanks for the reply in any event. :)
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which I
expect will take me about a week and be a better app -- last version
took a little over 2 weeks iirc), and then will start working on some
other small apps that will be important to my overall plans -- wiki
(probably as another sample app), contacts, calendar, light-weight
CRM.
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www.fusiontap.com";
xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform";>
http://www.fusiontap.com']" />
If you'ure using CF 6 you will need to read the xsl file first with
cffile.
hth
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apture STDOUT
> and pipe it to a file. In a Windows command shell, you can
> do that using ">"
> like so:
> myprogram.exe > file.txt
Awesome, thanks Dave, that's what I was looking for -- I knew there
was a command for it, but I've never needed to pipe stdout to a
tion
for just that project to be packaged and distributed in addition to
the source, so that someone downloading the SVN data could download
just the data for the projects their interested in, but that doesn't
look possible either...
This is _REALLY_ frustrating.
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on CF7 there is a better way to fetch the JDBC
connection using the CF Admin API rather than using the
serviceFactory, but I haven't gotten around to investigating that yet.
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> Didn't Isaac write up a really cool java app to do this in
> CFDJ?
mmm... yup... "Leveraging JDBC or Just Fetching Coffee"...
if you hit the sys-con url in my sig, the link to it's on that page.
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ff does indeed
solve the problem. It wasn't the problem in this case, I was just
throwing out a suggestion to troubleshoot it.
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client variable updates in CF Admin. Or whatever it's called. :P
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used as boolean values in
config files and most databases around the world when a boolean
datatype isn't available or isn't used. Plus CF can evaluate a 0 or 1
value in a query column on its own without the need to determine if
it's using Y/N or T/F. I've seen people use Y/N or
le 10g - it's not going in as a boolean. (I
> get the error
> about wrong number or type of paramaters.)
> Does anyone know if there's a workaround that will really
> send a
> boolean to the stored proc, or do I need to alter my
> stored proc to
> not expect a boolean?
l 3 are unique
and they should work fine, however, see 2 above.
4) If you need to separate applications which execute within the same
directory, they can actually share a cfapplication tag without sharing
an application scope. You can do this by providing the cfapplication
tag with a variable in th
; make an XML
>> document, so it's not just looking at the JSP portion.
>> That's nice,
>> because you have actual XML, but it's occasionally
>> troublesome because
>> you can't break your HTML up with JSP tags in a
>> non-XML-compliane w
05, at 4:48 PM, Marlon Moyer wrote:
>>>
>>
>>
>>>> You're right, this was how I was using xslt to create
>>>> cfm
>>>> templates
>>>> which aren't valid xml. See now, I've learned
>>>> something
>>>> n
#x27;t valid xml. See now, I've learned something
>> new today
>>
>> On 8/22/05, S. Isaac Dealey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>>>>
>>>> <a
>>>> href="/jukebox/audio/player.cfm?filename=>>>
> barneyb
> On 8/22/05, S. Isaac Dealey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Aha! so there is an easier way... I guess that means you
>> have to
>> escape { and } if you want them in your output then?
>>
>> > {listen} should do it, if I'm not mistaken.
>&
Or that.:)
> why not use it within a CDATA tag?
> -Original Message-
> From: "S. Isaac Dealey" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Sent: Aug 22, 2005 4:54 PM
> To: CF-Talk
> Subject: Re: XSLT question
> Aha! Well... yeah, if I needed to output a tag
>
body asks you
> to "wait here for
> an hour" between setting an alarm on your watch for an
> hour from now or
> checking your watch every millisecond to see if an hour
> has passed.
> Which would you rather do. ;^)
I can answer that... Wait... no... wait... no... wait.
Aha! Well... yeah, if I needed to output a tag using XSLT,
that's the way I'd do it. :)
> You're right, this was how I was using xslt to create cfm
> templates
> which aren't valid xml. See now, I've learned something
> new today
> On 8/22/05, S
T?
>>
>>
>> " target="_blank">listen
>>
>>
>> It doesn't seem to like the < in the HREF attribute.
>>
>> I'm trying to output the value of the node
>> within that HREF so
>> obviously I don't w
ce at that point, I don't believe the
XSL parser would be seeing a tag, but rather a string... Whatever
works I guess... this just seems really scary to me...
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place the beginning portion of the href string outside
the xsl:value-of tag and omit the concat() string -- though I'm not
sure if there are any caveats that might go along with that... seems
safer in this case just to use the concat().
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rgument and waits for that thread to complete whatever
task its been given. Which would be redundant in cfml anyway, since
your cfml code already must wait for the task to complete before
continuing if you were to spawn a java thread and task it with
something. Or such is my limited understa
,"java.lang.Thread").sleep(x);
Try this:
#getTickCount()#
#getTickCount()#
Granted, if it accepts an argument in seconds (instead of ms), then
you'd be looking at a wait of a little over 16 minutes.
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more that there's
> a lot of
> stuff that Macromedia doesn't cover in their docs.
It's probably more apprproiate to add comments about these things to
the livedocs on the MM site. Some livedocs comments are adopted into
the documentation, others are not (serviceFactory info f
e as well, which should make
WinMerge superfluous.
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>> -Original Message-
>> From: Paul Hastings [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> Sent: Thursday, August 18, 2005 5:20 PM
>> To: CF-Talk
>> Subject: Re: WDDX Replacement Attempt - Name?
>>
>> S. Isaac Dealey wrote:
>> >>>My personal favori
had never antiscipated before that
a request could actually take long enough if the server was stressed
to time out while loading the default libraries.)
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> General Open Architecture Transport Specific Engine
Yeah, I don't think Jim's really going for the "lose your lunch"
effect. :)
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> S. Isaac Dealey wrote:
>>>>My personal favorite...
>>>>XXL - XML Xchange Language
> why not just "fred" or "barney"?
I like "Bob" for anything that can't be named... or possibly Edgar.
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> Is there an easy way to access all of the local variables
> in a UDF, e.g.
> "this" or something?
Only one way I know:
function x() {
var local = structnew();
local.x = 0;
local.y = 1;
}
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taWinch
DataSieve
Windlass
Puny X-Press
PieHole :)
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~
> At 04:21 PM 8/18/2005, you wrote:
>>My personal favorite...
>>XXL - XML Xchange Language
> Or for really big packets, XXXL - XML Xfer and Xchange
> Language.
And pohibited in many states of course... :)
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>> -Original Message-
>> From: S. Isaac Dealey [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> Sent: Thursday, August 18, 2005 2:31 PM
>> To: CF-Talk
>> Subject: Re: OT: Announce: Blogs onTap 2.0 Beta Released
>>
>> I'm still having intermittend problems reach
get there?)
should be
http://www.fusiontap.com/docs/projects/blogsontap.zip
Don't forget to download the latest core + members plugin ... iirc
plugin manager hasn't changed recently...
I'm still having intermittend problems reaching the site too... it
seems to be up and down today.
s. isaac dea
Of course. :) I do personally believe there are cases in which
triggers are useful, was just reminded of what I'd seen in this vein
of "additional cases".
> Thus why we have development and testing servers :-)
> -Original Message-----
> From: S. Isaac Dealey [mailto:
7;t have a lot of leverage to complain about it. :) But
the site is up and reasonably responsive most of the time.
> I don't think your server is responding.
> On 8/18/05, S. Isaac Dealey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Hi all,
>>
>> After slightly more than a week o
> Well I always put comments in the CFM pages stating that
> triggers will be
> called as a result of the query.
> Russ
Sounds like that could cause a comment-maintenance issue... i.e.
create trigger, search app for references to applied table... same
when you drop the trigger..
n't antiscipate multi-record
updates... It seems to be a reasonably common mistake. I know I made
it once upon a time. :)
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d, publish, comment,
moderate and admin
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sing doing whatever it needs to do
> while the trigger takes over.
Yes and no... My experience with SQL Server (and I suspect other db's)
is that CF stays connected yes -- however -- the stored procedure
doesn't return until all the triggers are done firing either... so...
usin
it's been a while since I worked on the F&F app and offhand,
I can't say with certainty that it's not vulnerable... I just know
that the cfid/cftoken in the url isn't proof of that.
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You can write this as a function also...
function param(v,d) {
if (not isdefined(v)) { setVariable(v,d); }
}
> Yeps!
> if (NOT (IsDefined("myvar")) {
> myvar = 'myval';
> }
> - Calvin
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> esoteric like "Rosetta".
> Whatcha think?
> I know this is weighing heavily on all your minds! ;^)
> Jim Davis
XML Data Language (XDL)
XML Data Format (XDF)
XML Information Language (XIL)
XML Information Format (XIF)
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oes 'Fitz and floyd online --
> 877.653.2529' mean ? That's not their web address,
> can't be an IP. Maybe it's a phone number, but the
> format is bonkers and in any case, this is an
> online shop. During checkout.
That's a fairly common format for phone numbers
, Neil (RX) wrote:
>> Also, one HUGE drawback of a trigger is it cannot be used
>> on a view
> That is an issue with certain implementations, not with
> triggers
> in general. Complain to your vendor :)
> Jochem
s. isaac dealey 954.522.6080
new epoch : isn't it time
> Thanks Isaac, saved me typing this.lesson hereDONT
> use @@identity
> ;-)
Welcome. :)
Iirc it's been on here before... not recently I don't think, but I
remember there being a relatively long thread about this last year or
so...
s. isaac dealey 954.522.6080
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> On 8/17/05, S. Isaac Dealey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> exit hastily...
> Isaac... buddy... have another drink. And if you're sober,
> find youself a bottle of tequila. Quick. You need a shot!
Just trying to see if I could get... Ihrig or Griefer? To shoo
> you can post the file causing the problems and the
> steps to reproduce the problem it will make it easier
> for us to fix, which will allow us to fix it faster.
Hitler advocated larger files and he called it "elbow room".
bow left
bow right
exit hastily...
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