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May 28, 2005

Hello From Jerusalem

Posting this quick entry to say "hi" from the holy city of Jerusalem (vacation trip, for a change).

A colleague just forwarded me a link to a page describing WebAssist Database Search , a Dreamweaver extension which generates rather impressive looking search and drill-down interface code against databases of your choice. Code is generated for ColdFusion, ASP, and PHP (as the code supports CF5 or...

ColdFusion

May 22, 2005

Ted Patrick On Flex

Ted Patrick has posted his thoughts on Flex after having completed his first project for a client. This one is well worth the read.

ColdFusion Documentation In Polish

CFML.pl has posted CFMX7 documentation in Polish .

ColdFusion Powers PalmGear.com

As the owner of a new PalmOne Treo, I've been dropping by PalmGear.com , and was pleased to see that it is powered by ColdFusion and Fusebox.

Report Builder Tutorial: Using Input Parameters

I am working on a series of short Breeze (and Captivate) based tutorials on the new ColdFusion Report Builder. The first on Using Input Parameters is now online. Next one will be on charting. If you have suggestions for future topics, let me know.

ColdFusion Powers Uniden Online

Uniden creates electronics, cordless phones to digital scanners to VoIP equipment to marine electronic and more. Uniden's web site is powered by ColdFusion. Thanks to Tommy Forrest for bringing this one to my attention.

Treo 10 Day Report

I've been using my Treo 650 for a week and a half now, and I'll admit it, I am addicted to this thing. It's not perfect, actually it is rather imperfect, but I can't see myself parting with it anytime soon. I mentioned some pros and cons last week, and here are some additional comments and...

ColdFusion Powers Amusement Park Sites

Visiting Great America in CA? Kings Dominion in VA? Canada's Wonderland in Toronto? The web sites for these and other Paramount sites are all powered by ColdFusion MX. Thanks to Robert Richardson for bringing these to my attention.

Creating A Telnet Gateway

A CFC that accepts text input and returns text responses can easily be made accessible via Telnet. This is what you'll need to do: 1) Make a copy of /cfusionmx7/gateway/config/socket.cfg (name it telnet.cfg perhaps), and then edit the copy and change the port: port=23. 2) Create a new gateway...