Some thoughts to add to the mix.
I consistently buy Dell laptops, for a variety of reasons, but primarily for
their 3 year, on site support. As a contractor, even a single day downtime
is no good.
No idea which part of the world you are in, but here in australia, I've
called tech support at 3pm
And don't settle for less than 8gbs of RAM. 64 bit software has
a tendency to eat up RAM
news to me :0) is it not that just that 64bit tech has the ability to fully
access 4gb of ram at the one time (If the os needs access to it) rather than
eats it up.
Anyone care to explain this one to me?
I bought a high-end Vaio once. Within two years it was literally falling
apart. Keys missing, screen shorting out, etc. The Apple Powerbook I bought
to replace it still looks like new almost seven years later. IMHO nobody makes
a better laptop than Apple, even if you just put Windows on
This is the opposite of my experience. A VM running on the 7200 rpm drive in
my almost 3 year old Macbook Pro is faster than one running on a FW800 Drobo
off my Mac Pro.
At least that's how it feels. Maybe I just expect less from my laptop!
Andrew.
On 2010-08-04, at 2:17, Mark Mandel
I understand the black box principle of CFC's, make sure that your cfc's
can stand on their own as black boxes. When doing OOP based development,
does this paradigm
extend to non-cfc ColdFusion files, IE: display and action pages.
Thanks
sas
--
Scott Stewart
CTT+ Technical Trainer
At some point your going to have to develop some uniqueness into your
application that is project specific. You can spend a lot of time on form
generators, and generic and configurable work flow engines, but is the time
worth it?
I even have some CFC's that are project specific. What I try
I'd have to put in a plug for Apple too. I just got the latest Macbook pro 15
with the core i7, 7200rpm 500gb drive, high-res screen. It's screaming fast
and the build quality is among the best I have ever seen on *any* product, not
just computers. It's certainly the king of laptops, no
From time to time I go back and read my CF books to see if I can glean
something new. I was reading the section again on locking and I'm (rather
belatedly) confused.
The book says you should act on SESSION variables within a cflock because of
potential collisions. But are my SESSION variables
+1 just got same one same specs 2 weeks ago, hands down the best/fastest/most
intuitive machine I've ever used!
Sent from my iPhone... Don't hate.
On Aug 4, 2010, at 8:40 AM, Sawyer, Edward ed.saw...@unh.edu wrote:
I'd have to put in a plug for Apple too. I just got the latest Macbook pro
Hello all,
Has anyone actually gotten a database link working from a CF server to a second
oracle server?
I'm trying a connection string:
create database link prodlink connect to myusername identified by mypass
using 'PROD';
and getting:
Error Executing Database Query.
Executing the SQL
There's a discrepancy that may be the issue in the way that CFLDAP's
handling the final UTF-16LE encoded double-quote - that java's showing a
22 00 byte pair, but the CFLDAP's dropping the 2nd byte of the character:
Java (works):
0050: 0A 01 02 30 2E 04 0A 75 6E 69 63 6F 64 65 50 77
Dave,
The error suggests something coming back from the first Oracle server. I
would start by searching the oracle docs for that message.
-Mark
Mark A. Kruger, MCSE, CFG
(402) 408-3733 ext 105
Skype: markakruger
www.cfwebtools.com
www.coldfusionmuse.com
www.necfug.com
-Original
I assume you mean a link from one oracle schema to another schema by
executing the CREATE DATABASE LINK sql command through a CFML page.
Is this correct? If it is check your permissions. This most likely has
nothing to do with CF. As I side note, I don't think CFML pages should be
running
I will take this as a segway to mention my favorite digital crack house:
cedarpc.com
http://www.cedarpc.com/index.php?open=onlinestore
If you like a bargain and don't mind doing a little leg work you can find
new and used machines here at a deep discount. They usually have some new
sealed box
On Wed, Aug 4, 2010 at 3:22 AM, Scott Stewart sstwebwo...@bellsouth.netwrote:
I understand the black box principle of CFC's, make sure that your cfc's
can stand on their own as black boxes. When doing OOP based development,
does this paradigm
extend to non-cfc ColdFusion files, IE:
Any ideas on this? Or, should I look at getting rid of the built-in CK
editor and implementing the CK editor myself?
Scott
On Sat, Jul 31, 2010 at 12:16 PM, Scott Brady dsbr...@gmail.com wrote:
Actually, I made a little progress. I realied #f1 should be my form ID, so
I changed that, and
The book says you should act on SESSION variables within a cflock because of
potential collisions. But are my SESSION
variables not mine and inaccessible to anyone else? How could there be a
collision?
The same browser can make multiple concurrent requests; they will all
be in the same
On another note - if you want the best performance out of your vms, put them
on an external hd, the faster the better, with the fastest connection as
well.
Yikes! I'm sorry, but this is overall terrible advice unless you
happen to have external eSATA or something along those lines. Most
And don't settle for less than 8gbs of RAM. 64 bit software has
a tendency to eat up RAM
news to me :0) is it not that just that 64bit tech has the ability to fully
access 4gb of ram at the one time (If the os needs access to it) rather than
eats it up.
Anyone care to explain this one to
I understand the black box principle of CFC's, make sure that your cfc's
can stand on their own as black boxes. When doing OOP based development,
does this paradigm extend to non-cfc ColdFusion files, IE: display and action
pages.
In general, any program should have a defined set of inputs
Think iframes or Ajax calls or other types of situations where A User may
be session-linked to more than one current thread / process. In those
cases, if there is potential for simultaneous writes to a session var, then
you could theoretically have a clash. If your app uses no Ajax and has
Hi Dennis,
Take a look at AntiSamy for Java, it will sanitize HTML based on rules
you specify. Also take a look at OWASP ESAPI for Java, which has
encoder methods you can use when you output variables on your page to
prevent XSS (ESAPI has support for using AntiSamy as well). I covered
this at
On Wed, Aug 4, 2010 at 7:50 AM, Dave Watts dwa...@figleaf.com wrote:
So, my overall advice here would be not to overthink display logic -
it's the least formal layer in an HTML-based MVC application.
I might go further and suggest not to overthink any aspect of your
design. The biggest
So what your saying is, design patterns, like music theory, exist so
you know when you're breaking them :)
On Wed, Aug 4, 2010 at 11:56 AM, Sean Corfield seancorfi...@gmail.com wrote:
On Wed, Aug 4, 2010 at 7:50 AM, Dave Watts dwa...@figleaf.com wrote:
So, my overall advice here would be not
Hi Pete,
Do you have any examples of how to integrate AntiSamy for Java with CF? Is
that in your presentation?
Brook
-Original Message-
From: Pete Freitag [mailto:p...@foundeo.com]
Sent: August-04-10 8:37 AM
To: cf-talk
Subject: Re: UBBCode img tag exploit
Hi Dennis,
Take a look at
Interesting thread.
The parseBBML() UDF that I wrote for CFMBB (based on Jim Davis'
DP_ParseBBML) has this flaw, I just tested it.
Basically, I think the fix is to modify this line:
Input = ReReplaceNoCase(Input,
Maybe I am off base with this one, but the research I did a while back
stated that the biggest bottleneck to vm performance was disk io conflicts.
I.e. if your vm lives on the same hd as your os and your programs they are
all competing to read and write at the same time.
Having a separate hd,
Maybe I am off base with this one, but the research I did a while back
stated that the biggest bottleneck to vm performance was disk io conflicts.
That is definitely a big issue in a production environment, where
you're more likely to be running multiple VMs. But in a developer's
typical
This does seem to work if you're using DP_ParseBBML or my parseBBML udf.
rick
On Wed, Aug 4, 2010 at 2:02 PM, Rick Root rick.r...@gmail.com wrote:
Interesting thread.
The parseBBML() UDF that I wrote for CFMBB (based on Jim Davis'
DP_ParseBBML) has this flaw, I just tested it.
Basically,
Sadly my Win 7 64 machine almost never gets turned on. I seem to spend more
time on the couch with my Vista laptop than in my office with my kick ass
machine. Plus now every time I turn it on I get a blue screen after I log
in. Then it restarts and works normally. Tis an odd thing. When I am
This doesnt work for me and I cannot work out why?
I run onApplicationStart in application.cfc and all my old application
variables still exist, i have to restart the service all the time but i can't
do this on my shared server.
What is another way besides creating a temp file to
cfform action=ClaimsTop.cfm method=post scriptsrc=../../CFIDE/scripts/
name=ClaimsTop height=285 width=480 format=Flash skin=HaloBlue
cfformgroup type=tabnavigator height=240 style=marginTop: 0
cfformgroup type=page label=Contact Information
That's by design. CF knows when an application starts. You can 'force'
it a few ways.
1) In CF9, within onRequestStart, add a check for url.init (or some
such), and run applicationStop(), you then need to reload the current
request.
2) Or even simpler, within onRequestStart, add a check for a
Here's the poor mans answer to applicationStop(), it works on CF7 CF8.
|||cfset| |application.setIsInited(false) /
|
See Mister Dai for a more detailed explanation:
http://misterdai.wordpress.com/2010/06/11/cf-flag-application-to-run-onapplicationstart/
|
|
Thanks,
Eric Cobb
ECAR
I have the following layout and I can't make it work.
All I want is the header and footer to be fixed size and the center to
expand to fill the size of the screen.
Thanks
cflayout name=outerlayout type=vbox style=width:939; height:100%
cflayoutarea
Huh, not sure what happened with the formatting on that. Here you go:
cfset application.setIsInited(false) /
Thanks,
Eric Cobb
ECAR Technologies, LLC
http://www.ecartech.com
http://www.cfgears.com
Eric Cobb wrote:
Here's the poor mans answer to applicationStop(), it works on CF7 CF8.
I'm hoping someone has dealt with CF8 and Cybersource (Simple Order
API).
We've gotten it to run on CF6.1 but can't seem to get past this on CF8.
Here is the sniplet of error code:
ROOT CAUSE:
ROOT CAUSE:
java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: Could not initialize class com.
Paul, were you ever able to find the issue with this, I am running into the
same problem.
I'm hoping someone has dealt with CF8 and Cybersource (Simple Order
API).
We've gotten it to run on CF6.1 but can't seem to get past this on CF8.
Here is the sniplet of error code:
ROOT
Hi, I want to read records from a tab delimited log file, so I have
defined an ODBC datasource on the directory, and a DSN on the ODBC
socket in the CF administrator (CF 9).
All I want to do is read the records:
CFQUERY DATASOURCE=logSMTP NAME=getLogs
SELECT * FROM [#file#.log]
/CFQUERY
I
On Wed, Aug 4, 2010 at 9:27 AM, Scott Stewart webmas...@sstwebworks.com wrote:
So what your saying is, design patterns, like music theory, exist so
you know when you're breaking them :)
That's a good way of phrasing it :)
The key thing to remember about design patterns is they include a set
Hi,
I have this code in Application.cfm
CFERROR TYPE = Exception template = /commun/requestError.cfm
Under CF 5 and untill CF 8, the application scope was not changed when
running requestError.cfm
even if it is in the virtual directory \commun
But now in CF 9, the Application.cfm in the commun
Well i do something similar in a way.
As do I. I've got a setLocalTZ() function and all my times are based on UTC.
Once you go UTC you'll never go back. ;)
~|
Order the Adobe Coldfusion Anthology now!
As an aside:
I see this time and time again and just don't get it. If you're going to
bother to test that url.Parkname exists and isn't a zero length string then
why aren't you trimming it when you check?
On Fri, Jul 30, 2010 at 12:57 AM, Ria Ragam ragam0...@gmail.com wrote:
I know I'm a little late to the game here, but wouldn't the easier way be
just to union an explicitly set row?
It's a LOT less code and lets the db take the load.
cfquery name=GetParks datasource=cfdocexamples
SELECT PARKNAME, REGION, STATE, cORDER = 2
FROM Parks
Where REGION = 'Southeast
Just noticed this thread and I thought it was worth pointing out that
Railo allows you to set the server to any timezone on a per web
application context basis (so you can have different sites on the same
server all running in different timezones).
On Thu, Jul 29, 2010 at 7:57 PM, Paul Hastings
As someone already indicated, why do you want to run db link command from
CF. It should be just a one time thing that your DBA can run. Later you can
run query against a table in linked database like this
SELECT *
FROM
On Wed, Aug 4, 2010 at 9:58 AM, Won Lee won...@gmail.com wrote:
I assume
My last email was incomplete
SELECT *
FROMyourtableinlinke...@nameofdblink
On Wed, Aug 4, 2010 at 8:25 PM, Qasim Rasheed qasim.li...@gmail.com wrote:
As someone already indicated, why do you want to run db link command from
CF. It should be just a one time thing that your DBA can run.
There is definitely a difference between CF8 and CF9. I understand
that the ext was changed to 3.x and I was wondering if anybody played
with the css to make it work the same as CF8.
The following code works fine in CF8 but not CF9. I mean it works, but
the layout is different and I cannot make
Something a bit simpler may be to use the ApplicationStop function. From
QuickDocs:
http://cfquickdocs.com/cf9/?getDoc=applicationstopDescription
Stops or resets the current application. The application is restarted on the
next request to the application.
As a caveat, its CF9 only so far.
DP_ParseBBML) has this flaw, I just tested it.
I looked at all the open source CF based forums I could find and they all
had the same flaw. Many used the DP_ParseBBML module or some variation on
it.
Basically, I think if you prevent conversion of images with quotes,
this goes away.
That
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