Hi,
I am aware of the POI utility. Would appreciate an answer to my question if
possible.
Marc
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Hi,
I am aware of the POI utility. Would appreciate an answer to my question if
possible.
Marc
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I am aware of the POI utility. Would appreciate an answer to my question if
possible.
I don't think it's as simple as converting from binary to text and
back again (as you've discovered). There's no guarantee that there'll
be a one-to-one correspondence between the content of the binary file
Someone wrote a nice little cffunction, cfmodule or cfc to use with Verity
searches to exclude illegal characters from the search routine. I've tried to
find it using Google but have had no luck. Does anyone know of a pre-built
function that will do this? Thanks!
VerityClean:
http://www.cflib.org/udf/verityClean
On Mon, Aug 30, 2010 at 11:31 AM, Richard Steele r...@photoeye.com wrote:
Someone wrote a nice little cffunction, cfmodule or cfc to use with Verity
searches to exclude illegal characters from the search routine. I've tried to
find it
Marc,
In this case it might be helpful to understand why POI isn't an option so that
people can suggest approaches that might be useful but fit within your
constraints.
Steve
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Yes that would be interesting to know since I also believe that POI is
what ColdFusion uses for its internal tags to do manipulation. I mean
if it doesn't use POI, then why are the POI jars included in CF? :)
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From: Steve Bryant [mailto:st...@bryantwebconsulting.com]
I started to write the code answer but I'm afraid I didn't have time today.
The short answer is that POI is probably the only option since there aren't
really any other options within Java and your binary conversion method
failed.
To get the process going, I suggest reading your file in as a
There's JExcelAPI, too. It's API is pretty straightforward.
http://jexcelapi.sourceforge.net/
I've got a custom tag for it... only tested on Railo recently though...
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Hello all,
I just started looking a git to use for source control for our CF projects.
I wanted to ask those who are using it a few questions.
First a few facts:
Our servers are running Linux (dev, staging, production) but we are writing
our code on Windows boxes.
We are using CF builder and I
I'm not a git user myself, but here is a recent blog article I remember seeing:
http://www.bytestopshere.com/post.cfm/git-is-scary-but-it-doesn-t-need-to-be
-Matt
On Mon, Aug 30, 2010 at 9:16 PM, Mallory Woods mallory.wo...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello all,
I just started looking a git to use for
You may find this presentation may help.
http://experts.na3.acrobat.com/p65645730/?launcher=falsefcsContent=truepbMode=normal
Also Mike Henke (http://www.henke.ws/) blogs about using .git with CF on a
regular basis.
hth,
larry
Hello all,
I just started looking a git to use for source control
On 31/08/2010 11:16, Mallory Woods wrote:
I just started looking a git to use for source control for our CF projects.
I wanted to ask those who are using it a few questions.
git is a distributed version control system so having a central
repository is fine for later, completed versions
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