Hi Steve
So my CFC would be like this?
cfcomponent displayname=Employee hint=ColdFusion Component for
getting Employee ID
!--- This function retrieves employee info from the database ---
cffunction name=retrieveEmployees hint=Gets employee info from the
database returntype=query
cfquery
Hi list, I know this
is off topic, but is s.o.
here who knows of a tool
similar to fusion-reactor
but for LAMP-servers ?
Uwe
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Hi All,
I have a short turn around on this so hopefully someone can help. I have
searched the Adobe website, but I didn't find the appropriate documents.
As I understand it if you purchase ColdFusion Enterprise edition, you
get to use it on 2 machines (Production, Development/Hot Spare),
Steve,
there was a special promotion to get a cfbuilder and flash builder with each
purchase, I do not know if that promotion is still active, if you cannot
find it on the Adobe site then I guess not.
All editions of CF can be used for development completely FREE, they simply
have an IP address
I swear that I saw somewhere (I thought on this list but couldn't find
it) that the licensing for CF9 was a change for what I had said before
about the dev/hot spare, and it didn't have the ip restrictions.
I thought that Adam had put both of the items out on this list, but I
was looking for the
Bobby,
This post will give you some insight on the environment, and it's
challenges:
http://blog.cutterscrossing.com/index.cfm/2008/6/22/Build-Applications-That-Scale
As for settings and production...We didn't really run into any
showstoppers. We pushed it to give us a lot of info (AMF
I found the EULA for ColdFusion. Here are the appropriate sections:
3.1.3 If Licensee purchases one or more Production Software licenses,
then Adobe also grants Licensee the
right to install and use the Software as Development Software for
internal development, testing and staging.
3.2
Dev and Hot Spare are 2 different things. You can always install full
Enterprise on any server in Dev mode for free, and that has a 2 IP limit.
Hot spare is a licensing change (came in 8.0.1, iirc) that allows a 'dark'
server to have a full installation re-using your production license, but
On 3/10/2011 6:47 AM, DURETTE, STEVEN J (ATTASIAIT) wrote:
I swear that I saw somewhere (I thought on this list but couldn't find
it) that the licensing for CF9 was a change for what I had said before
about the dev/hot spare, and it didn't have the ip restrictions.
Yes, the EULA for CF9 has
Ian,
I think your a little confused about a couple of things. First off,
AJAX really has no direct relationship with ColdFusion. AJAX runs on
the client side and ColdFusion runs on the server side. AJAX simply
allows your browser to make additional HTTP requests via JavaScript
instead of having
What would be the web service equivalent of this HTTP request?
wsTest.cfm
|cfhttp url=https://secure-devsite/pur-loader/ws/ppur_v0.cfc; method=post
multipart=yes
cfhttpparam name=authentication value=
type=formfield
cfhttpparam name=ppurfile
I found what I needed for the development server info in the EULA.
Thanks though.
I also found the info about CF Builder with ColdFusion. You had to
purchase before Jan 1, 2011. If we had we would have gotten 3
complimentary copies with every purchase of CF 9 Enterprise.
Ian, you would need to convert the uploaded file to base64 before
submitting it to the web service. This essentially will transfer the
file as text. Once the web service has it, you would then convert it
back to it's original binary format. Ben Nadel has an article
describing this process.
On 3/10/2011 8:05 AM, Dean Lawrence wrote:
Ian, you would need to convert the uploaded file to base64 before
submitting it to the web service. This essentially will transfer the
file as text.
What would be the result of converting a text file to base64? I'm not
dealing with a binary file
One of our multi-national clients wants content specific to the location of
the end user. Pretty straightforward stuff, but something we haven't done
before. Does anyone have any recommendations of products or services they've
had good experiences with?
If it is a file, then yes it is binary. The contents may be ASCII
text, but the file itself is binary. When you convert the file to
base64, you are converting it into a text string. This you can pass to
the web service. The web service would then read the string, convert
it back binary and use
I use a product called ip2location. They have a dll that will return a country
code based on ip. Usually work pretty well. It cost around $100/yr. I have mine
setup as a com object under windows. Seems to be pretty low overhead.
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On Mar 10, 2011, at 10:40 AM, Michael Grant
Thanks again Steve. It looks like a good read. Hopefully, I will be able to
wear them down if not convince them :-)
On a side, we also had Mike Brunt help with some JVM performance tuning. I
don't guess I need to tell you what a good choice that was. :-)
.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.
Bobby
Thanks Brian. I was actually just checking them out. It also looks like you
can just buy the data and use it locally.
On Thu, Mar 10, 2011 at 12:16 PM, Brian Cain bcc9...@gmail.com wrote:
I use a product called ip2location. They have a dll that will return a
country code based on ip.
If the client just wants reports on country of origin,
Google Analytics provides that info for free.
-Original Message-
From: Brian Cain [mailto:bcc9...@gmail.com]
Sent: Thursday, March 10, 2011 12:16 PM
To: cf-talk
Subject: Re: Serving Content based on Geolocation of IP address
I use
On Thu, Mar 10, 2011 at 12:30 PM, Rick Faircloth
r...@whitestonemedia.comwrote:
If the client just wants reports on country of origin,
Google Analytics provides that info for free.
http://ipinfodb.com/ also offers a free API you can use to lookup location
info, it has worked for me in the
I also remember that starting with 9 (or it could have been 8) that you can
use your server license on development and testing servers. Please correct
me if I am wrong on that. It may have been a special deal as well).
Eric
-Original Message-
From: Russ Michaels
Eric,
You are correct on that. I posted the relevant parts of the EULA in a
previous email.
Steve
-Original Message-
From: Eric Roberts [mailto:ow...@threeravensconsulting.com]
Sent: Thursday, March 10, 2011 12:39 PM
To: cf-talk
Subject: RE: ColdFusion License and Builder
I also
also, shouldn't those 2 tables be joined together some how?
They are...not sure why the first post didn't include all of the query
cffunction name=getAverageTotalCalls access=public
cfargument name=employeeID type=numeric required=yes
cfargument name=dateWorked
Shouldn't it be?
SELECT avg(da.connects+ sum(ad.acd)) as averageTotalCalls
I changed it and still got the same error:
Invalid use of group function
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can you provide a couple rows of data with no functions? just the ad.acd and
the da.connects?
and what you would like for it to show? whenever you use an aggregate
function like avg you have to use group by
like
select studentId, avg(grade)
from grades
group by studentId
On Thu, Mar 10, 2011
can you provide a couple rows of data with no functions? just the ad.acd and
the da.connects?
and what you would like for it to show? whenever you use an aggregate
function like avg you have to use group by
like
select studentId, avg(grade)
from grades
group by studentId
On Thu, Mar 10, 2011
can you provide a couple rows of data with no functions? just the ad.acd and
the da.connects?
and what you would like for it to show? whenever you use an aggregate
function like avg you have to use group by
like
select studentId, avg(grade)
from grades
group by studentId
Yes sorry I misread
So you want : (13 + 192) / 2?
Or do you need 192/13 ?
On Thu, Mar 10, 2011 at 2:07 PM, Torrent Girl moniqueb...@gmail.com wrote:
can you provide a couple rows of data with no functions? just the ad.acd
and
the da.connects?
and what you would like for it to show? whenever you use an
select avg(connects + acd) from (
SELECT da.connects as connects, sum(ad.acd) as acd
FROM dialeragent da, agentDaily ad WHERE da.employeeID = ? AND da.employeeID
= ad.employeeID AND da.dateWorked = ? AND ad.dateWorked = ? group by
connects
)
On Thu, Mar 10, 2011 at 2:20 PM, Greg Morphis
Have you tried SeeFusion for your server monitoring needs? It's very
lightweight.
On 3/10/2011 9:16 AM, Bobby Hartsfield wrote:
Thanks again Steve. It looks like a good read. Hopefully, I will be able to
wear them down if not convince them :-)
On a side, we also had Mike Brunt help with
Thanks Rex. I have never used it actually. Do you think it has any
advantages over FusionRactor? I've always heard others say FR is light
weight as well.
I thought about asking what people thought of the two in comparison but I
found and read this:
Adobe modified the EULA again for CF9 to allow Standard and Enterprise
to installed as Production Software on one server, as Disaster
Recovery Software (or as you called it a 'dark' server) on a different
single server, and as Development Software for internal development,
testing, and
This is a known bug, please log in at the Adobe site and vote for getting it
fixed:
http://cfbugs.adobe.com/cfbugreport/flexbugui/cfbugtracker/main.html#bugId=83425
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On 3/11/2011 12:49 AM, Casey Dougall wrote:
http://ipinfodb.com/ also offers a free API you can use to lookup location
i use ipinfodb webservice for a bike route planning app it fails (0,0
locations) a bit too often (its a back-burner side project so i don't care
much). you'd be better off
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