Andrew Scott wrote:
> However, if someone wishes to get CF running on Vista now and spend the
> heartache that Adobe are going to do eventually that's all fine. After all
> it is their time that they are using up to have this play.
Ah well, consider the heartache spent, got it working nicely here
Just wondering if
anyone here from Melbourne is prepared to do a presentation at CFUG on
AJAX.
Steve
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Ok I did say correct me if I am wrong, and you did do that:-)
What I got confused with was the road map said business and made the
assumption of the server being released first. I think that is interesting
that businesses will get Vista before the average folk, wonder what
marketing strategy M$ h
Its not negative
Its great to see people who have the time to do this stuff and find out what
works and what doesn't.
Its a benefit to everyone
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Andrew Scott wrote:
> Correct me if I am wrong but I did read that the server version of Vista
> would be released before the workstation version.
Vista will be out at least 6 months before Windows Server 2007
(currently slated as 2H 2007), and Vista's IIS7 won't be a "crippled"
version at all as
Hi Jason,
Architecting CF Applications
Breeze recording:
http://zeroone.partner.breezecentral.com/p12716461/
Slides:
http://www.bloginblack.de/archives/000779.cfm
Thanks,
kj
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Steve,
Correct me if I am wrong but I did read that the server version of Vista
would be released before the workstation version.
Senior Coldfusion Developer
Aegeon Pty. Ltd.
www.aegeon.com.au
Phone: +613 8676 4223
Mobile: 0404 998 273
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Kai did say he was "starting the recording ...now"
He's a nice guy and very helpful. if you get stuck with links to it,
try emailing him directly asking for the recording download details.
On 7/12/06, Jason Bayly <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Thanks for that barry, weird none of us here r
Thanks for that barry, weird none of us here received the email with the link,
even tho we successfully registered yesterday. Go figure.
Do u know if the presentations are saved for viewing later? Kinda miffed now
this one is half over.
Cheers
Jason
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Jason, the link email came yesterday (just saw your post)
http://zeroone.partner.breezecentral.com/communitytalks/
On 7/12/06, Jason Bayly <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Anyone received the email with the link to the preso in it?
> Still noting here, and I registered yesterday.. Is there a way
That said
Why would they even bother putting effort into getting it to work on a
desktop machine. It is server software after all.
Until a new windows server OS comes out, I would not be holding my breath
for Adobe to be doing any work to get the installer to work on Vista.
Unless your planing
Hiya
Anyone know if previous presentations are available online somewhere? Im
guessing the breeze files can be played back later. The last CF presentation
about frameworks sounded interesting.
Any thoughts?
Jason
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Any suggestions for
presentations or anyone offering to do one?
Regards
Steve
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Anyone received the email with the link to the preso in it?
Still noting here, and I registered yesterday.. Is there a way to get to the
presentation without receiving an email?
Or is it still on???
jason
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http://www.newgency.com/
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Mark,
Ok your points are valid, and serious I mean that you would be more aware
that as Windows Vista is in Beta it is best not to even try to get this to
work, but hey if you do that's good.
My experience with Macromedia/adobe is simple at best, I know that they
still do not have a native SQL 2
>From experience the ColdFusion team is slow to respond to such issues. Give
it another 6 months before relying on them for an update :)
Sounds like the installer is not compatible with Vista. You could try:
a) Installing it on a non-vista machine then transferring files and reg keys
over (dodgy
Heyas..
I don't mind if its undocumented code.. what I want to do is clear any
reference to a single template from the trusted cache which I believe is
stored in ram.. not so much the compiled file itself..
Clearing the template from trusted cache should then make coldfusion
identify that the f
Andrew,
Ok so let me get this straight. What your implying is:
a)Because I'm trying to do something new/different, I'm not a
serious developer (despite holding that position for the last 8 1/2
years)
b)I didn't use VS/VPC/VMware etc, so I failed to take the smartest
route. Despite alrea
Andrew Scott wrote:
> That depends on which side of the fence your sitting on now isn't it?
>
> Senior Coldfusion Developer
> Aegeon Pty. Ltd.
> www.aegeon.com.au
> Phone: +613 8676 4223
> Mobile: 0404 998 273
Ummm, no, it's probably more likely to depend on which side of the bed
you got out of
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