Earlier this week I mentioned that ColdFusion Scorpio would be including Apache Derby, and since that post I have been tinkering with the two on and off. Apache Derby is a Java based open source DBMS, and it is generally used in one of two ways: As a client server DBMS, Derby runs on a variety of...
First Ray's cryptic coffee message , then Damon posts this ... Do you think? ... nah, couldn't be! ;-)
Ray Camden has posted a cryptic message suggesting that you start drinking coffee because it'll be a late night. Hummmm.
Oh, this is just too slick for words! Here is a Google Maps link to the Adobe office (former Macromedia office) in San Francisco . The street view is using Flash. More details posted by Ted Patrick .
Apache Derby is an open source relational database implemented entirely in Java - it has a tiny footprint (2MB or so), includes an embedded JDBC driver, and supports both simple local access as well as client-server type access. So what does this have to do with ColdFusion? Well, Jason Delmore...
My sites were up and down for the past hour or so while I upgraded the servers to the latest and greatest version of Scorpio (the version that we plan to release as the public beta). Sorry for the inconvenience, we're back up now.
We've been talking about Scorpio Eclipse extensions, and many of you have seen me using Dreamweaver with Scorpio language awareness ... but what about HomeSite (including ColdFusion Studio)? While we'll not be adding any new functionality to HomeSite, you will be pleased to know that we do indeed...
I debated posting this entry. On the one hand the story in ComputerWorld today demands a response, and on the other hand as the story is an attempt to draw traffic and readers, I'm helping by responding. But, so many of you have asked me to respond that I feel I have no choice but to do so. So ......
Oliver Merk is a long time CF and Flex guy, manager of the Toronto Flex User Group, an Adobe certified developer ... and he is now blogging .
During last night's usergroup presentation I mentioned another new Scorpio tag, one we've not yet discussed publicly, and the tag that will now appear last in alphabetical CFML tag listings. provides access to ZIP and JAR files, supporting the following actions: DELETE deletes one or more files...