I just arrived in D.C. and will be here all week. First stop is a presentation to a State Department user group in Rosslyn, and I have several more government meetings over the next few days. And then comes CFUNITED, which is the primary reason that I am here this week (along with lots of the...
Well, I've discovered one cause for Treo rebooting. The application in use during most reboots is Blazer, the included web browser. In fact, I have gotten the device to reboot almost on demand by doing nothing more than turning on the device, firing up the browser, and filling in an HTML form. Has...
First Mike Nimer and his cfform.com , and now Prayank Swaroop creates Looking for help with CFCHART? , a blog dedicated to ColdFusion's tag. What better way to get the inside scoop than from the engineers who build the features!
Check out this Alexa Traffic Details report on ColdFusion powered Myspace.com . Growth from under 500,000,000 daily pages views in early 2004 to over 5,000,000,000 daily page views in mid 2005. I'd call that scalable.
I spoke to the UKCFUG in London this evening. Al Manning was up first, he discussed a ColdFusion/Flex application, and using ColdFusion as a Flex backend. And then I introduced ColdFusion MX 7 event gateways; what they are, why they are needed, their architecture and internals, gateway classes and...
I'm in tiny Luxembourg airport awaiting my flight to London. I flew in this morning to spend the afternoon with ColdFusion users at the European Commission. The EC was an early ColdFusion customer from back in the Allaire days, and remains one of the largest ColdFusion shops in the world. One group...
cffaq.com is now available in Swedish (the 14th language). Thanks to Stefan Gudmundsson for the translation.
ColdFusion MX 7 ships with a new version of Verity K2 Enterprise server which is (now) used for all ColdFusion Verity processing. Verity K2 is a server itself, and ColdFusion is a client application which connects to K2 so as to perform searching, indexing, etc. The ColdFusion Administrator's...
Continuing from me previous post ... Apparently Snap Appliance is now owned by Adaptec (last I knew it had been spun off by Quantum). But the nice surprise is that the Snap Appliance site is powered by ColdFusion.
I have a Dell PowerVault 705n at home, I use it as a network storage device and as a backup device. But recently I upgraded my primary server to Windows 2003, only to discover that while it could see the NAS it could not reliably read or write files, and the NAS could not authenticate against the...