Some of my FusionAuthority Quarterly Update Tip Columns now available online
Some may know that I'm a regular contributor to the FusionAuthority Quarterly Update.
Some may know that I'm a regular contributor to the FusionAuthority Quarterly Update.
Have you started using the CF 8 debugger? Either way, you may have noticed that the documentation on it is rather sparse.
I'm keeping my streak alive of having written in each of the first 5 editions of the FusionAuthority Quarterly Update.
Developer Connection > ColdFusion Developer Center". Go figure. :-)
OK, time to do a little myth-busting/truth-talking.
I announced a few weeks ago that Volume 1 of Ben's CF8 Web App Construction Kit, which Ray and I co-authored, had finally arrived in physical form.
Some may be interested to learn that I've had another article published on the Adobe Devnet site yesterday: "ColdFusion 8 server monitoring - part 2: Using the Server Monitor in production".
Well, today I got to experience something I hadn't in 5 years: holding in my hands a book with my name on it.
I'm surprised to still see people lament when they learn that CF8's server monitor does not run on CF8 Standard, or that it doesn't run at all against CF 6 or 7.
You may have heard of the new Multiserver deployment option that was introduced in CFMX 6.
So by now most have heard that Adobe announced at cf.
Have you ever needed to know programmatically what IP addresses, besides localhost, ARE allowed to access your Developer Edition of ColdFusion? I'll show you how here. [More]
I'm surprised to not see much out there about how to reload or refresh CF's cached WSDL proxy for calling a web service, at least programmatically using the new CF 7 Admin API.
Folks often ask me whether I know if BlueDragon can run either of the two performance analysis tools, SeeFusion and FusionReactor.
Had you noticed the JDBC updater at http://www.
Some of us have been hearing about or seen previews of SeeFusion 4, with its nifty new Flash-based interface.
Have you tried to invoke a web service method from CFML when it declares optional arguments, and you don't pass in those optional arguments? You get an inobvious error message.
[Updated a few times since 2006, to correct some minor changes in the tools involved.
In my last post, I referred to CFUnited as being in DC.