Ben Forta

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November 23, 2004

Blackstone And Access To Final SQL

This one has bugged me for a long time. ColdFusion allows you to build SQL statements dynamically (using variables, expressions, conditions, and more), but have you ever wanted to know exactly what that final generated SQL was? ColdFusion obviously knows what it is, and if you have debugging turned...

November 23, 2004

Blackstone And XML Method Arguments

Arguments (parameters) passed to (for UDFs and CFC methods) may be validated using the TYPE attribute which takes a data type as a value. One important type that is missing in CFMX is XML, and we plan to fix this by supporting TYPE="xml" in Blackstone. Oh, and of course itself supports...

November 22, 2004

Improving In Blackstone

is used to enumerate the variables used in your code, ensuring that they exist, optionally setting default values if they do not, and possibly also validating data types. Placing a series of tags at the start of a page makes it easier to ensure that required variables exist, and that they are of...

November 21, 2004

Blackstone Dreamweaver Extensions #4

Dreamweaver supports the creation and use of ColdFusion Recordsets (essentially tags), listing returned columns as bindings which can subsequently be used in output code. Dreamweaver has been able to do this for a while, generating a single .cfm page containing both the query and the output code....

November 21, 2004

Washington Technology: ColdFusion Is RAD

Washington Technology is running a piece today by S. Michael Gallagher about the need for rapid application development tools. He states that "While Web-based applications solved the problem of how to get applications to users and centrally maintain them, they presented new technical challenges for...

November 14, 2004

Understanding Blackstone Application Events

The new application event mechanism (planned for Blackstone) provides powerful new functionality to ColdFusion developers. Lots of you have asked about this feature since it was first mentioned in the MAX ColdFusion BOF (and then blogged in my BOF report), and so a basic overview is in order. Here...

November 11, 2004

MX Europe 2005 Cancelled

The MX Europe site (http://mxeurope.org/) posted this message today: "Regretfully, due to unforeseen problems securing sponsorship, the MX Europe 2005 conference has been cancelled, and therefore postponed until further notice. We thank everyone who showed support for their efforts and hope to be...

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