Barry,
My first reaction, what date is it again oh wow its past April 1st:-)
My second reaction, after I picked myself of the floor, that is a very bold
and very strategic move by Adobe on this. My thoughts are that it would be
to compete with Blend / WPF / silverlight or whatever they damn
Yep we are using the one from aussie post cost 1600 bucks by memory
gives you a number of different styles of sql..
our table structure is
recordid
authorityid
stateid
name
featurecode
status
postcode
conciseGazettr
Longitude
Latitude
map100k
but yep beware there there are certain suburbs
Ok here's my take...
It's really not unexpected. The SDK source was provided from day one, this
at least makes it official. No more concerns about IP when building custom
components.
From a Coldfusion perspective?
Learn Flex / Actionscript as of yesterday. There's going to be an explosion
in
Angus
You're quite correct about a relationship between Flex and ColdFusion
sales. I interviewed Tim Buntel at MAX last year for BuilderAU and he
told me then that CF sales had been helped by Flex. Scorpio will
offer even better Flex support so if you're building frontends in Flex
and you want
You're right Andrew. Not all the source was available, rpc for one. Also you
can't currently recompile the framework if you want to strip out debug for
instance. so i guess we'll be able to do that soon.
On 26/04/07, Andrew Muller [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Angus
You're quite correct about a
If you SWITCH between the trunk and branches with out doing a commit, wont
you loose your changes?
On 4/25/07, Andrew Scott [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Peter,
At least with my expereince and knowledge I earn more than $21 an hour.
I also did say it will open a debate...
The reason being is
I can see a lot of positives about Adobe's move in this regard,
suffice to say some interesting thoughts popped into my head for
CFMX'ers especially well anyone for that matter.
Here's the thing I did wonder though today, what if Bluedragon +
WebORB + CFEclipse folks go together and formed an OS
I do agree with you Andrew. I just posted the link as an illustration.
I stumbled across it when looking for other authentication methods
than the one I used so far. You know: never stop learning. But after
playing around with it for a while, I too found that there is too much
'duplication' (as
Howdy,
There's an old article here on inner classes;
http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/knowledgebase/index.cfm?id=tn_19580
Also I have seen syntax something like this, but I haven't ever tried it;
cfobject type=JAVA
action=Create
name=xxx
class=OuterThing$InnerThing
Also, if you're
yeah, sorry Adam my example earlier should have been a $ not : between
the classes.
On Apr 26, 8:15 pm, MrBuzzy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Howdy,
There's an old article here on inner
classes;http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/knowledgebase/index.cfm?id=tn_19580
Also I have seen syntax
Cheers all.
Just some notes:
1) Andrew, I think you have misread what I asked. Yes, I pointed you
@ some constructors. What you were supposed to be noting was that
those constructors require arguments of type Field.Index, Field.Store,
Field.TermVector, which are inner classes. Make sense now?
[sorry didn't see your follow-up Grant, was busy writing mine]
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yes that is correct.
On 4/26/07, AJ Mercer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you SWITCH between the trunk and branches with out doing a commit, wont
you loose your changes?
On 4/25/07, Andrew Scott [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Peter,
At least with my expereince and knowledge I earn more
Way hey! Sorted it.
Once I RTFM'ed, I saw where I was going wrong:
cfset oDoc.add(oField.init(id, 1, oStoreNo, oIndexNo))
And from the Java docs for field:
blockquote
Throws:
IllegalArgumentException - in any of the following situations:
* the field is neither stored nor indexed
Scott,
I think we need to wait and see how they plan this, my thoughts are more on
a tight repository because of the more upto date builds. Could be wrong, but
if anyone wanted to branch out then they would be hitting a merge nightmare.
But guess we need to wait and see...
On 4/26/07, Scott
The podcasts contain some pretty interesting info. Namely Adobe and trusted
committers will be responsible for the main source. I suppose this will be
for the core branch... with forks for more focused audiences.
The expanded client market will drive more server sales. Red5 and co will
benefit.
But it was very well documented for a tutorial, can't take that away from
it:-)
On 4/26/07, elAdi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I do agree with you Andrew. I just posted the link as an illustration.
I stumbled across it when looking for other authentication methods
than the one I used so far.
Have a look at url rewrites. ISAPI rewrite for IIS, Apache has it built in.
This functionality allows you to use regular expressions to alias 'pretty'
urls to url that contains a query string.
Blair
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Hi all,
I was reading something about
Hi Andrew,
Could you point you which part of the code hits the DB everytime? I
currently have my login 'scripts' (more of files stored in its old
folders) called via template when needed at work. I thought this is a
pretty efficient and simple way of authentication, just wondering
where this
On 4/26/07, Angus Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The podcasts contain some pretty interesting info. Namely Adobe and trusted
committers will be responsible for the main source. I suppose this will be
for the core branch... with forks for more focused audiences.
Cool, not sure how this
Exhibit A - http://blogs.zdnet.com/open-source/?p=1020
For some people, (open source) is a philosophical requirement, a sign
of integrity and trust in a vendor. This will close that gap and
address any lingering doubts they have about our openness and
commitment to community.
You have to
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This has nothing to do with Silverlight.
I am not sure about your experience working in large companies, but a
decision of this scale takes quite some time to finalize, and get
approval for.
We have been working on this internally for over a year, and it is
really the natural evolution for
On 4/27/07, Mike Chambers [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This has nothing to do with Silverlight.
I am not sure about your experience working in large companies, but a
decision of this scale takes quite some time to finalize, and get
approval for.
Yup, but the announcement itself is appearing to
You're so easy Scott:-)
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Yup ;) I can't suffer sillyness...
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You're so easy Scott:-)
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I have another take on this subversion issue...
1. we use a shared development server instead of each developer
having their own working copy.
why ?
a. designers project managers have no idea about subversion. they
want to see what the current state of development is by looking at the
dev
Hmmm, silliness is M$ thinking they can rip people off:-)
Sorry Scott you left yourself open on that one *lol*
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Pat,
That is very bad and here is why!!
First of all, it isn't very hard to setup up a staging server, and when that
is done and your happy that the build is stable you can export to the
staging server.
But the biggest headache for this model is down time, every time I have come
across this
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
Yeah well i went past Bills house yesterday, so I'm also thinking...
I could do a with more money :)
On 4/27/07, Andrew Scott [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hmmm, silliness is M$ thinking they can rip people off:-)
Sorry Scott you left yourself open on that one *lol*
Andrew Scott
Senior
in our experience of using shared development the downtime is minimal.
and who do you have to explain it to ? downtime on testing and
production servers is another issue, but while your in development if
someone changes something that breaks what your working on, they will
know about it very
Pat,
The downtime is when you try to fix a bug in your code, that was introduced
by another developer piss farting around in the same code. Trust me, I do
not care what you think this is the worst way of developing in a team
environment than you can imagine.
Ok, let's say a developer needs to
not preaching, just offering an alternative. You might not like it,
but it works for us.
and you would have to admit that it is better than NO version control.
On Apr 27, 10:57 am, Andrew Scott [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Pat,
The downtime is when you try to fix a bug in your code, that was
this thread didn't really go where I hoped... Angus Johnson and Andrew
Muller got closest (thanx guys)
(and it looks like it's degraded into the typical off-topic slanging
match that [many people] are well and truly over)
so before it collapses into a steaming pile of poo... Getting back to
I have a Panel control with multiple text and label controls within.
I
am able to assign values to the text property of these controls in
via
a function in an external actionscript file. I have now added a new
text control to the panel and I am unable to assign a value to its
text property. In
Barry,
Ajax will not die, it is thriving. The reason being is that for a quick
Web2.0 solution it is the most easiest to get up and running very quickly.
I have just finished an intranet system using dojo, and it was completed in
half the time it would have if I had been using flex. The reason
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
Can some one please explain how I go about setting up Subversion to ignore
Application.cfm?
Thank you.
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Are you using eclipse, or Tortoise?
Eclipse, RMB on the file select team and there you will see add:ignore.
Tortoise is something simialt but I don't use it as the current version
crashes Vista far to much.
Andrew Scott
Senior Coldfusion Developer
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I agree with you Barry. As with the community aspect, I expect there
will be Adobe staff assigned to help manage and push the project
along, but there will need to be people who are not employed by Adobe
to get fully involved. (and they have to be capable and impartial)
Adobe will look after
the trouble about making general statements is people arguing the
point with edge-cases.
yes, there will always be simple sites that use server-generated HTML
and there will always be controlled conditions (intranets) that will
allow for specialised solutions.
and I'm not talking about
Yeah,
Mike has posted here a few times over the years just very rare.
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I am using Eclipse (Aptana) and the Add to SVN:Ignore is disabled
I don't see anything similar in tortoiseVN
On 4/27/07, Andrew Scott [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Are you using eclipse, or Tortoise?
Eclipse, RMB on the file select team and there you will see add:ignore.
Tortoise is
If you are using Eclipse, and CFEclipse then I suggest getting subversive.
You will love that plugin, trust me.
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is it better than subClipse?
On 4/27/07, Andrew Scott [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you are using Eclipse, and CFEclipse then I suggest getting
subversive. You will love that plugin, trust me.
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On 4/27/07, Barry Beattie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
this thread didn't really go where I hoped... Angus Johnson and Andrew
Muller got closest (thanx guys)
My bad :)
(and it looks like it's degraded into the typical off-topic slanging
match that [many people] are well and truly over)
He
Yeah. I have been on for some time, mostly to keep up with any
discussions about Flex and Apollo.
mike chambers
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Yeah,
Mike has posted here a few times over the years just very rare.
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On Apr 27, 11:46 am, Allan Browning [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a Panel control with multiple text and label controls within.
I
am able to assign values to the text property of these controls in
via
a function in an external
I walked into worked today with everyone around me saying did you
hear? Flex has been open- sourced. My imediate thoughts was that's
interesting. But honestly it won't make me continue with flex.
I started a project about 2 months ago which was only going to take a
few weeks. Without going into
Did a blog post,
http://blogs.msdn.com/msmossyblog/archive/2007/04/27/flex-open-source-what-s-changed.aspx
There will be complaints hehe.
On 4/27/07, Blair McKenzie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You shouldn't assume that open source = open contributions. Open source
means only one thing - the
fyi
We will be allowing contributions. This is mentioned in the FAQ:
http://labs.adobe.com/wiki/index.php/Flex:Open_Source:FAQ#Will_Adobe_be_allowing_external_developers_as_committers_to_the_project.3F
mike chambers
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Blair McKenzie wrote:
You shouldn't assume that open
Interesting.
Blair
On 4/27/07, Mike Chambers [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
fyi
We will be allowing contributions. This is mentioned in the FAQ:
http://labs.adobe.com/wiki/index.php/Flex:Open_Source:FAQ#Will_Adobe_be_allowing_external_developers_as_committers_to_the_project.3F
mike chambers
anyone know where i can get a working copy of oracle 8i? if someone has
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i've got this nightmare project where i'm migrating a sql server 2000 db to
ora8i, and my dev environment is ora10g. nuts. oh and i don't have direct
i agree, learning actionscript was like that. adobe/mm just don't do good
developer cultivation.
On 27/04/07, cfgroupie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I walked into worked today with everyone around me saying did you
hear? Flex has been open- sourced. My imediate thoughts was that's
interesting.
I got some Flex 3 books i can hand out btw?
On 4/27/07, grant [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i agree, learning actionscript was like that. adobe/mm just don't do good
developer cultivation.
On 27/04/07, cfgroupie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I walked into worked today with everyone around me
Hi Jeremy
I'd agree that there is quite a learning curve for Flex. The framework is
very comprehensive, lots of classes and it's easy to get lost. It's also
object oriented and there are some concepts such as event handling that can
do your head in at times. It's also significantly different to
cool - send one our way, I am sure that you don't need em anymore...
Oh, I have an old Javascript book here that we don't use anymore, wanna
swap?
On 4/27/07, Scott Barnes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I got some Flex 3 books i can hand out btw?
On 4/27/07, grant [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i
So let me get this straight.
You set an expectation of how long it would take to complete a
project in software you are not familiar with and now your
disappointed because your expectation was not met.
Please, spare me...
On 27/04/2007, at 2:05 PM, Lucas wrote:
cool - send one our way,
Yes.
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Sent: Friday, 27 April 2007 12:34 PM
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Bah :) no such thing is a perfectly executed project in software, we are all
humans. Flex is RAD initially but it hurts after you want to get deeper into
mucking about with the code base. I blame mix-ins to be honest (decorater
pattern) as it's quite confusing for the untrained folks.
Secondly,
It's easier to learn coming from a Java or Flash background.
If your lucky enough for a company to pay you for 6 months while you
learn any software, all the best.
But to set commercial deadlines on such a proposal, madness..
On 27/04/2007, at 2:18 PM, Scott Barnes wrote:
Bah :) no such
Scott,
I knew it would not be long for you to voice your opinion on your blog.
But let's take a step back for a minute, Adobe have done a great job with
Flex as Macromedia before them. But one thing that seems to be missing and
Scott you touched on it, but I do not think that you fully looked
Hey Scotty,
When will microsoft be open sourcing wpf :)
On 27/04/2007, at 2:32 PM, Andrew Scott wrote:
Scott,
I knew it would not be long for you to voice your opinion on your
blog.
But let's take a step back for a minute, Adobe have done a great
job with
Flex as Macromedia
Hi Angus,
What sort of application was it?
A very basic calculation application. i.e. I fill out textbox one,
textbox two and textbox three shows the calculated result, then insert
into the database.
I know about all the lists, I used them as well. What I found their is
that most of the people
Word!
Jeremy
On Apr 27, 2:18 pm, Scott Barnes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Bah :) no such thing is a perfectly executed project in software, we are all
humans. Flex is RAD initially but it hurts after you want to get deeper into
mucking about with the code base. I blame mix-ins to be honest
http://www.codeplex.com/Project/ProjectDirectory.aspx?TagName=WPF
We do enough in the OS space we don't always chase headlines for it ;)
On 4/27/07, Bjorn Schultheiss [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey Scotty,
When will microsoft be open sourcing wpf :)
On 27/04/2007, at 2:32 PM, Andrew
Actually that's not true, WP/F was announced to chase headlines as you put
it at the beginning of last year.
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I could get into this with you Andrew, and spank you on how thinly you
actually do your research around this but to be honest, you hate
Microsoft for all the wrong reasons and just like the Vista pricing
battle of 2007, you keep shifting the agenda/topic once a point gets
made and debunked. Then
ps
http://www.sauria.com/blog/2007/04/25/adobe-open-sources-flex/
Adobe is moving pretty quickly. When I met with David a week and a
half ago, I got the impression that he and Ely had decided that they
wanted to open source Flex, but hadn't cleared it with his management
chain. A week and a
Scott,
Who cares, really... Of course they are going to be coy about such things, I
mean what is the point of announcing something that might be slammed on the
head by the company.
That would be like m$ saying we are planning to Open Source windows, and
then Bill Gates says No Way. Who is going
What ever tickles your fancy Scott, but at the end of the day who cares.
I don't hate M$, I hate any business/company that think they can exploit a
consumer.
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Yup we are interested. Count us in (x3 developers), that makes 4. I was
interested last time this was raised about 3 years ago and can provide the
venue if required. The conference room can hold about 20 ppl comfortably,
wireless internet available. If enough interest is around we might spring
Well technically then Barry should have posted that thread in the
watercooler then..
Don't pin Scott and I for something that is technically off topic, and has
no relevance to solving CF related stuff
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The man quotes Bambi,
Let him cry...
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