Are you using SeeFusion? If you are, you should be able to see what the
exact SQL passed to CF is.
(And also, why are you not using cfqueryparam ?)
Andrew Scott wrote:
I have spent a day on this, and I can see the potential problem but
having one of those days where it is just not working
I personally use cfsavecontent if I need to save more than a few
words... or if there's quotes and punctuation involved. I think it makes
for more readable code.
M@ Bourke wrote:
cfsavecontent variable=Test
... Some JS code.
/cfsavecontent
I've never used cfsavecontent to
I agree. But this is exactly why we *deprecate*:
It's formal acknowledgement that there's a better way of doing
something, an official statement saying the old functionality shouldn't
be used.
Raymond Camden wrote:
On Jan 8, 2008 4:50 PM, Andrew Scott [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I agree
I vaguely remember running into a similar issue with virtual hosts... I
think having unique IPs instead of CNAMEs made the problem go away.
This was a while ago, so my recollection may be hazy.
MrBuzzy wrote:
I wish it was but that all checks out ok. Ta.
On 1/8/08, Taco Fleur [EMAIL
host headers as well.) )
MrBuzzy wrote:
Interesting I can definitely test that theory, thanks. I would have
thought that would impact the whole site not just cfadmin, but
definitely worth a crack!
On 1/8/08, Haikal Saadh [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I vaguely remember running into a similar
Retrofitting DataFormat to do what LSDateFormat does breaks
principle-of-least-surprise; Probably won't be too long before an angry
mob gathers.
That said, deprecating DateFormat sounds like a good idea, if for no
other reason but the fact that it makes your app easier to localise.
Andrew
to assume your problem was with dates as strings?
Cheers.
btw... I really am in a different world today - kicking back in Adelaide
with a beach view nice ;)
On Jan 7, 2008 11:42 AM, Haikal Saadh [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Retrofitting DataFormat to do what LSDateFormat does breaks
You sure it was moderating the list and not looking at On Error GOTO
every 5 mins? :p
Barry Beattie wrote:
indeed.
I remember my first foray into this tech listserv thing nearly 10
years ago with Charles Carrol's LearnASP.com. He moderated every
single message. Drove him nuts.
I'm confused! Is it on in April???
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So, really, what you want are not really nested transactions in the
database sense, but more in the AOP sense;
Apparently ColdSpring supports AOP. Maybe you should have a play with that?
Barry Beattie wrote:
this is starting to get off-topic from CFCAMP, but since I want the feature:
things.
That said, my original point still stands though. ColdSpring looks like
it has potential to solve your problem. And it's there for use now,
rather than whenever CF9 comes out.
On Nov 23, 2007 12:00 PM, Haikal Saadh [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So, really, what you want are not really
Yes! Get rid of that useless Macbook Pro. In fact, I'll come over and
take it away for you personally :)
Scott Barnes wrote:
I'm on the verge of throwing in the Mac towel.. its nothing really
specific just that unless I'm using Adobe Products + iLife etc, the
majority of my time is spent
There were a bunch of linux livecd distros that were made to repair
various windows problems. Have you tried one of them?
Dale Fraser wrote:
I don't think this can be done through repair, I can't find out how.
Regards
Dale Fraser
http://learncf.com
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From:
If I were to hazard a guess, your database tables have changed recently?
Looks like cfquery trying to get at a non-existent column?
Taco Fleur wrote:
Hello all,
I've had the following error before, done some research on the
internet and found it was to do with making changes int he
Would a better way be to show a 'Joe Bloggs is running the payroll
process, come back later' message when the second person tries to
perform this task?
Would having all these locks make the next person doing this task wait,
or will it make everyone wait?
Dale Fraser wrote:
What happens if
Andrew Scott wrote:
Shared development is not good, and why would you do it and force your
developers into putting up with other developers breaking code while you are
trying to do your job?
Downtime is a very good reason to be more productive and move to workstation
development.
Or,
IMO, the age of designers who only do photoshop or html is long gone...
maybe they could be trained to write their presentation layer stuff as
coldfusion pages and/or custom tags?
That aside, if you think option 3 will break your post-commit scripts,
why not use maven instead of ant, and
Barry Beattie wrote:
On Oct 1, 8:14 am, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm interested in what you come up with, I like the idea of a small
regex builder and this could be quite difficult. Will you post your
thoughts and code to this list?
Yeah, definitely! That's
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Of Haikal Saadh
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Subject: [cfaussie] Re: CF mini-projects
Barry Beattie wrote:
On Oct 1, 8:14 am, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm interested in what
I get to be doubly snotty).
The only reason why I brought in CF at all into this equation was that I
thought the whole java/cf regex processor will make a nice (albeit
academic) showcase for the use of interfaces in CF.
On 10/9/07, Haikal Saadh [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Barry Beattie
Barry Beattie wrote:
The only reason why I brought in CF at all into this equation was that I
thought the whole java/cf regex processor will make a nice (albeit
academic) showcase for the use of interfaces in CF.
wot, if it's worth doing, it's worth over-doing?
The Enterprise java
In addition to/instead of tweaking with the jvm settings, I suggest you
deploy SeeFusion and use it to see what specific requests cause your
memory usage to spike.
Stephen M wrote:
I've got a 6.1MX system that is crashing way too often. It might be
the Shado content management setup, but
sense?
I'm trying it in the onRequestEnd, nothing is flushed intentionally to
the client before this.
On 8/31/07, *Haikal Saadh* [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Why do you need to do this in the first place?
UTF8, which is the default, will let you use all
I know you know it's not normalised, but why not normalise?
That aside, SQL Server doesn't seem to like to do too many LIKE queries,
in my experience. But as the others have suggested, you might want to
look into it's full text indexing capabilities.
Dale Fraser wrote:
I have a database
The aggressive-content-caching proxy is a possible explanation for this.
Maybe try adding No-Cache headers to your responses?
Taco Fleur wrote:
It's nothing like that. We don't append cftoken to the url.
The user signs in, sees the correct information, then goes to another
page and sees the
like it is a content caching issue, as both users are
with iprimus...
Its pretty serious though... Should they not play by the rules and
look at last modified dates etc?
thanks guys.
On 8/30/07, *Haikal Saadh* [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The aggressive
that require sign in behind SSL, even
though the data is not that sensitive to warrent the extra overhead of
SSL?
I never thought about something like this before, an ISP caching data
that should only be accessible by users who signed in.
On 8/30/07, *Haikal Saadh* [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto
I'd be inclined to agree, but then, I think if your tag is that complex,
you'd need to rethink what your tags doing, maybe use nested tags. I think.
Plus, cfif thisTag.executionMode is start is idiomatic CF.
(That said, I'm a firm believer in 'tags for presentation, CFCs for logic').
Andrew
To reply to your request for an Orange with an Apple, why not write a
thin wrapper around java.sql.DatabaseMetaData?
http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/docs/api/java/sql/DatabaseMetaData.html
particularly
Commons Feed Parser has a head start on you. It's still in the sandbox,
but looks like it will suffice for your purposes:
http://commons.apache.org/sandbox/feedparser/apidocs/index.html
Taco Fleur wrote:
Hmm, no...
I know how to get rid of tags, I need to convert HTML entities (i.e.
I remember a thread from here a while back discussing the various
idiosyncrasies of floating point arithmetic, and that you should be
really storing money in cent amounts.
I've got no first hand experience in this, but have a flip thru the
archives.
David Harris wrote:
Something odd is
that would be useful. Care to share Haikal?
Blair
On 8/10/07, *Haikal Saadh* [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Java/Cf/Js isn't so bad... try vim/perl/java :)
I switched to a java wrapper for regexes, so at least there's
consistency between java and cf
Like raid 5 but twice as good? :D
Is it this?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Non-standard_RAID_levels#Linux_MD_RAID_10
Andrew Scott wrote:
Joel,
Not heard of Raid 10 as of yet, is that similar to 5 in some way?
Andrew Scott
Senior Coldfusion Developer
Aegeon Pty. Ltd.
Tried two double slashes?
[changed\\?]
Try two single quotes before the question mark:
[changed''?]
Scott Thornton wrote:
Hi,
Running the following query in MS Access query designer.
SELECT [Prostheses List].[Billing Code] AS mbs_item_no,
[Prostheses List].MinBenefit AS mbs_item_cost,
did see the second ? [New?] as well,
right?)
Scott Thornton wrote:
Thanks,
no it did not work.
Haikal Saadh [EMAIL PROTECTED] 07/08/2007 3:00 pm
Tried two double slashes?
[changed\\?]
Try two single quotes before the question mark:
[changed''?]
Scott Thornton wrote
You just answered you own question: http://blogcfc.riaforge.org/
Dale Fraser wrote:
Thanks
Taco,
But
I'm referring to the type of thing that Blog CFC does, formats
and color codes
CF code, there is probably a legitimate source for this somewhere.
Regards
Dale
it displays fine in IE
2. when the XML is parsed on local server its fine
3. only when written to another server with cffile is it giving an
error in IE and when parsing.
On 8/1/07, *Haikal Saadh* [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Try running the resulting output file
Maybe refer to the earlier thread about cfobject timing out?
skateboard.com.au wrote:
Hi People
I have a webservice that I call. Every 2 days it dies. Refreshing the
wsdl file via the CF admin fixes the issue. One of you guys indicated
previously that there was code to automate the
I love the last picture o the banner... the two guys holding on to their
pool cues while sheepishly looking at the woman who's rebooting her web
server from her phone.
Grant Straker wrote:
Hi All,
Just over 30 days until the conference which is the most fun you can
have with your pants on
So it's the actual cfobject tag that's timing out? Not the subsequent
cfinvoke? cfinvoke seems to have a timeout parameter.
(Excuse my ignorance, never actually used cfobject for a web service call)
Matthew wrote:
Howdy,
Our CF server keeps crashing whenever a web service we are consuming
Here's another thought:
If it actually is the cfobject call that's timing out, maybe you could
save the WSDL file to your server, and have it hit that?
That way you won't have to worry about it timing out, and you can
happily use cfinvoke timeout= /
Haikal Saadh wrote:
So it's the actual
Roll your own?
There are a few Live CD Linux or BSD based ones out there you can use
for this sort of thing, if you don't have the resources to set up a
dedicated *nix box as a firewall.
Dale Fraser wrote:
I know lots of you have your own servers so thought you might help.
We have
To make a generalisation, does that mean that most of the OO CF want to
be java programmers?
(And I'm asking as a java dev turned cf dev turned java dev)
Dale Fraser wrote:
After reading a Blog Entry of Ray Camden, in a general comment, he made this
statement.
CF is not OO. CF should NOT
That, and the CF installer automatically wires up CF and JRun together.
(Not having deployed CF on anything other than JRun personally, this is
a really weak argument, though)
Chris Velevitch wrote:
On 6/29/07, AJ Mercer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am hoping to get some time on the
The thread of a lifetime, and it just has to be while Barry's on vacation.
Scott Barnes wrote:
*snip*
All i need now is Barry to chime in with some more brand-war bait,
maybe I could throw in a .NET remark or two to end with maybe a fight
between Adobe or Microsoft which M@ then can
Hmm, let's see.
If Windows Vista = Windows Me 2 (I can't remember where I heard that)
then windows 2008 should be like windows 2000 2? The one that everyone
liked? (After service pack 2 anyway).
Scott Barnes wrote:
Steve,
I am going to send you Windows Server 2008 as once you see the new
See... doing things with the stock standard java classes, the lot you
download from Sun, can be a right pain, as you correctly point.
However, no Java dev. worth his salt will limit himself to just that.
There are heaps of libraries and frameworks that make coding in java
much more pleasant.
I don't think it's strange... a date is not a timestamp. If you want to
use a date you should use CF_SQL_DATE.
Scott Thornton wrote:
Hi,
I had a bit of an unexpected problem whilst using the above today.
Problem is my time looks like '01/jan/2007 23:02' but I want to only use the
date
Well... what exactly are you afraid of?
Your server being compromised by a virus? Users downloading an infected
file? Users uploading an infected file?
Mitigating those threats will need different approaches, and the
approaches will vary widely depending on your architecture and
I think Dmitry has been bitten by the URL-Bar-does-not-work bug.
I got bit by it when I tried it on OSX as well.
Andrew Scott wrote:
Actually it works fine for all our websites as well, but they had already
been tested for Safari on a Mac. Except www.aegeon.com.au which doesn't seem
to have
Have you looked in the error logs to see what's causing your error 500?
My understanding is that it should be all UTF8 by default anyway.
Andrew Scott wrote:
Cheers Mark,
Roller also works on more than that, they have got it work on Jboss,
webshepre and some others.
I didn't think of the
Isn't 'working week' a locale specific thing?
Western work weeks are Monday to Friday, but I do know a few countries
which finish work Sun-Thurs.
Andrew Scott wrote:
Goes back to the standard that Sunday is the start of a week.
Andrew Scott
Senior Coldfusion Developer
Aegeon Pty. Ltd.
Remember that as you add instances, resources available to each
individual cluster drops.
Now, rather than having stage and live on one machine, wouldn't it make
more sense to have two machines?
* One for the live.
* Second one for stage, with maybe an additional instance clustered
Having seen more than my fair share of request scope abuse, I can see
why he would.
I think easy access to request in CF can cause poor code. But then
again, guns don't kill people, people kill people, right?
Peter Tilbrook wrote:
I agree (disciplined) but he then bagged the request scope
something?
On 05/06/07, * Haikal Saadh* [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Having seen more than my fair share of request scope abuse, I can see
why he would.
I think easy access to request in CF can cause poor code. But then
again, guns don't kill people
Don't forget http://smithproject.org/
Open Source CF Implementation.
It has most of the tags and functions CF has.
Scott Barnes wrote:
*snip*
CF should be free to be honest. It's to late in the game to charge,
ASP is free, PHP/ROR free, JSP even Free? CF?
*snip*
I cringe at this remark!
Throwing fresh graduates at a project unsupervised is like letting oh I
don't know... letting a hypercaffeinated bull loose in a china factory.
It doesn't matter if it's CF or .net.
I've done some bad things in my day... and I've seen others do bad
things as well...
ping
Matt Voerman wrote:
Hi Guys,
Just a quick note to let you guys know that we at the Adobe Australia
office haven't forgotten about you, and do monitor this (and several
other) lists on a regular basis.
We have a couple of Community related irons in the fire and will
communicate more on
And is there a lucky draw at the end of this?
Matt Voerman wrote:
Hi Guys,
Just a quick note to let you guys know that we at the Adobe Australia
office haven't forgotten about you, and do monitor this (and several
other) lists on a regular basis.
We have a couple of Community related
is starting to get a little muddy.
Cheers,
Robin
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The dev edition is free, so students could use that.
I think it's more a case of it's easy to go from something like, say,
java to cf, but going the other way around is not always easy. IMHO it's
better to learn something like Java, with all it's
intricacies/quirks/capabilities and then pick
I think we're all asking the wrong questions here. It shouldn't be so
much as 'What can you do with cfant /' as much as 'What ant tasks are
there in CF that we can rip out and feed into normal ant so that we
don't need to hit /cfide/administrator all the time?'.
Ant in java can be used to,
Ant isn't something you would use at runtime, really... it is a build
tool after all.
With most java pieces, you can use them directly from your code if you
need to, rather than having to resort to ant to do it for you.
The only reason _I_ would use this tag is (with by cf dev turned java
Bringing this up here is preaching to the choir, really.
I say we do something more interesting and do a little NetWare bashing.
Who's in?
:D
Elliot wrote:
hmmm
http://www.computerworld.com/action/article.do?command=printArticleBasicarticleId=9020942
Do either of these allow you to change your oracle password once it expires?
AJ Mercer wrote:
http://eclipsesql.sourceforge.net/dbspecific.php
is another one
but they are for browsing (structure and data)
But I guess your SQL can use CREATE / ALTER statements
On 5/24/07, *Mark Mandel*
Is he a singleton? How'd he get created if he doesn't have a factory method?
grant wrote:
I ran Adam's code from above and got the Null Pointers are another
name for undefined values error.
I'd say god was more of a CFC than a Struct - and one without a
constructor at that.
M@ Bourke wrote:
18. There is no real vestigial/useless organ. There is no junk DNA.
Note: Males' nipples arouse women.
absolute rubbish, please explain retro viral DNA, also you can't
seriously believe nipples were created soley to arouse woman.
what happens when a 2 headed snake is
Without seeing the code, I'd say that it's because you're not passing
the correct type of argument. Remember that Integers are not ints etc.
What's the java class you're trying to use? If it's not an open source
one, could you paste the javadoc for the function you're trying to call?
CF
It's true. And I don't really want to sound like a snob (but hey, I'm a
mac user, I have ample amount of smugness) but don't you think that as
developers, we should know this stuff (OOP)? I understand that it can be
a bit hard to wrap your head around, but if you persevere, the bounties
are
Good god. You've brought back nightmares of what our setup was like 2 or
3 years ago. Someone would run a big query, bring the server down, and
it was time for a coffee break while the server rebooted. Or worse.
Someone would get confused and overwrite someone else's changes, and
shouting
Pundits Preaching the Passing of HTML have been Persistently Proven Pungent.
No one size fits all solution for anything, IMO. Vanilla HTML does
somethings very well, and adding fluff, in the form of AJAX/flash
wizardry on serves to get in my way.
That said, there are things where a liberal
Apparently yes:
http://livedocs.adobe.com/coldfusion/7/htmldocs/wwhelp/wwhimpl/common/html/wwhelp.htm?context=ColdFusion_Documentationfile=0272.htm
You need to use keytool to import the cert.
Halfway down the page... (search for 'certificate').
skateboard.com.au wrote:
Hi Guys
Does
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From: Haikal Saadh [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: cfaussie@googlegroups.com
Date: Wed, 18 Apr 2007 16:47:29 +1000
Subject: [cfaussie] Re: cfhttp and client certificates
Apparently yes:
http://livedocs.adobe.com/coldfusion/7/htmldocs/wwhelp/wwhimpl/common/h
tml/wwhelp.htm?context
I'm not sure if this is what you're talking about, but beans in a lot of
java frameworks have some sort of built in validation routine.
So something like:
public validate() throws ValidationException.
You could take a similar approach, but can be computationally expensive
if you validate()
I presume you mean versioning the schema rather than the actual data?
One way would be to only modify your schema using scripts (CF, or SQL).
Then you can shove these into SVN.
If you have scripts for each revision, you can then roll forward from
versions in a fairly arbitrary manner.
Andrew
Here's a thought:
Why not use an ORM framework, and let that worry about different data
models?
Scott Thornton wrote:
I use a program named Powerdesigner DataArchitect.
You make changes to conceptual diagrams, it creates physical diagrams, but it
is most useful generating the sql from the
+1.
Like anything that can be done in ant.
Pat wrote:
You could achieve a DB Rollback routine with SVN and ANT.
1. each schema update you make, you export your DB schema again to an
SQL file. eg
project\data\create.sql
this is a few clicks routine for SQL server, not sure about other
From Horse's Mouth:
http://www.openspf.org/Best_Practices/Webgenerated
AJ Mercer wrote:
We have a web site that has 'mail a friend' option that will send the
details of the page they are looking at to their friend(s)
Currently, I have it set up such that the email address will be that
I put my hands up for Brisbane... a lovely city ; )
(That's an 'interested' hand, though, not a 'commited' hand).
Allan Browning wrote:
Getting away from the certificate discussion, is there any show of
hands from Brisbane that would be interested in the flex training. My
hand is up.
Having
Scott Barnes wrote:
It's basically Microsoft's version of bitTorrent in a simplistic form.
You have a server which houses all the account details and what not
and you log files into it (doesn't really matter what). You can setup
groups etc and has its own eco-system around that (integrates
.
Does anyone know of something that has web access as well as can handle non
text type files (such as crystal report files etc)?
Some considerations:
We are a windows site (if we host application etc eg windows 2003, MS SQL).
Dreamweaver and homesite is used.
Thanks,
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.
Anyway, my key point is, if you need something you can transport over
http, subversion is it.
Happy to answer any extra questions you may have.
Scott Thornton wrote:
that's what I mean.
Haikal Saadh [EMAIL PROTECTED] 30/03/2007 4:16 pm
Subversion works over http, if that's what
Computer says no.
You're going to have to recurse.
Or, and watch out for symlinks:
http://joust.kano.net/weblog/archives/71.html
Steve Onnis wrote:
Is there a way in JAVA to delete non-empty folders? I have been doing
it with COM but the site I am working on is UNIX and I can't use
the header and footer.
How is it that this is not putting the stream into the out variable?
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So maybe
cf
createObject(java,java.lang.String).init(someBytes) might work.
/cf
@Haikal - Good idea, however CF cant perform this on a bytearray, the
error is ByteArray objects cannot be converted to strings.
On 3/29/07, Haikal Saadh [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Shouldn't you have
idea, however CF cant perform this on a
bytearray, the
error is ByteArray objects cannot be converted to strings.
On 3/29/07, Haikal Saadh [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Shouldn't you have
pageOut.write(replaceNoCase
objects all have the
toString(); so you could have done f.Content[1].toString();
Andrew Scott
Senior Coldfusion Developer
Aegeon Pty. Ltd.
www.aegeon.com.au
Phone: +613 8676 4223
Mobile: 0404 998 273
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I believe we are owed a punch line from the WebDU Web jam. I can't
remember what the rest of the joke was either, so maybe include that as
well?
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Not that I really care, as I'm hanging out for leopard :D Will be
upgrading the G4 powerbook once that comes out. )
cfgroupie wrote:
http://www.itnews.com.au/newsstory.aspx?CIaNID=47990
I just got one thing to say...
Accept or Deny
I love my NEW mac
Jeremy
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,
that are available only to our network and have the external entries
still work without us having to maintain a second copy of them (this
appears to be the only solution in SBS DNS).
Can we do this? How do y'all cope with this? Do I need to look at a
different naming schema?
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session (before, after and perhaps during) ;-)
Then, lets baldly go where many others have already gone... To the bar :-)
See ya all there
Max
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at the moment - but doesn't seem to be doing what
I am after
cfif ErrorOfSomeSort
cfheader statuscode=400 statustext=Bad Request /
cfabort /
/cfif
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
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Mark Stanton wrote:
*snip*
If MS turned this CFUG meeting into a MSathon then I don't think
anyone would go back.
*snip*
And we could start a riot!
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flexcoders?
cfgroupie wrote:
Hey guys,
I need a flex list to ask questions. Do we do it here on aussie or is
there one specific to flex. if so whats the url.
I'm getting dirty with flex and I'm coming up not smellin of roses.
jeremy
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good practice for all manner of reasons
Would you care to spell out other reasons?
Duncan
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Haikal Saadh
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ICT Resources, TALSS
QUT Kelvin Grove
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as comments to a
ticket, therefore I have to parse the comment text and find the ticket
numbers.
Any examples of how to do this in java greatly appreciated.
On 3/1/07, Haikal Saadh [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I gave up on the CF RE functions a long time ago. Maybe try using the
java regexps
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QUT Kelvin Grove
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