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ColdFusion MX (trycoldfusion)

Adobe ColdFusion software is a must-have release for developers to create compelling internet applications that fit in today's enterprise environment. It helps solve day-to-day challenges faced by developers anddelivers rich and engaging application experiences for users. ColdFusion can help you: develop applications with Adobe Flex and Ajax software and create...

Tags: Adobe Systems Inc., ColdFusion MX, Allaire ColdFusion, AJAX, E-mail Servers, Development Tools, Modems, Groupware, Internet, Software/Web Development, Web Development, Web 2.0, Enterprise Software, Software, Software Development, Hardware, Components

Software downloads 2007-07-30

Can't connect to MS SQL 2005 dev edition from ColdFusion MX 7 Admin

I need some assistance trying to access my MS SQL database from ColdFusion MX 7 adminstrator. I have gone through several attempts to fix the issue however I get this.....Connection verification failed for data source: Edward java.sql.SQLException: Macromedia][SQLServer JDBC Driver][SQLServer]Login failed for user 'THEMACHINEEdward'.The root cause was that: java.sql.SQLException: [Macromedia][SQLServer...

Tags: Java, Development tools, edwardbeckettx@..., SQLServer, MS-SQL, ColdFusion MX, Allaire ColdFusion

Discussion threads 2007-07-05

Multiple Server Instances Using ColdFusion MX 7 Enterprise Edition

The J2EE configuration of Macromedia ColdFusion MX 7 Enterprise Edition enables you to run multiple ColdFusion server instances on a single physical server using either the bundled Macromedia JRun J2EE application server or a third party J2EE server such as IBM WebSphere or BEA WebLogic. The result is an environment...

Tags: ColdFusion MX, Allaire ColdFusion, J2Ee, Development Tools, Servers, Enterprise Software, Software Development, Software/Web Development, Hardware, Software

White papers 2005-05-01

New features in Macromedia's ColdFusion MX 7.0 will speed up your application development

ColdFusion MX 7.0 offers up some significant new features such as Flash-based forms, XForms support, and event gateways, as well as improvements to existing features. Read about them in this informative ColdFusion MX 7.0 article, which we've assembled as a printable PDF file for this download. The document also...

Tags: ColdFusion MX, Application Development, Allaire ColdFusion, Macromedia Inc., Development Tools, Software Development, Software/Web Development

Download resources 2005-02-25

Trialware: Download ColdFusion MX 7.0

If you've been keeping up with news of Macromedia's ColdFusion MX 7.0 release, you're already aware that the application server's latest incarnation offers up some significant new features, including Flash-based forms, XForms support, and event gateways. Of course, the only way to truly get up to speed on any new...

Tags: ColdFusion MX, Allaire ColdFusion, Macromedia Inc., Development Tools, Software Development, Software/Web Development

Download resources 2005-02-25

A chart comparing Mach-II and Fusebox 4.1 frameworks for ColdFusion MX

Use this chart to examine and compare the features of ColdFusion MX frameworks Mach-II and Fusebox 4.1 side-by-side. By examining the benefits of each framework you will be able to determine which one is best for your style of application development.

Tags: ColdFusion MX, Allaire ColdFusion, Framework, Development Tools, Software Development, Software/Web Development

Download resources 2005-02-02

Locking data and persisting CFCs in ColdFusion MX: Printable PDF

Handling multiple execution threads simultaneously in Cold Fusion MX offers much higher performance than handling one thread at a time. CFMX also allows developers to store data in server memory. However, these features have implications that must be carefully addressed by developers. This download explains why you need to properly...

Tags: ColdFusion MX, Adobe PDF, Allaire ColdFusion, Development Tools, Software Development, Software/Web Development

Download resources 2005-01-26

ColdFusion MX Migration Overview

ColdFusion MX marks a major milestone in the evolution of ColdFusion. In addition to increasing performance and reliability, ColdFusion MX applications can take advantage of powerful new features, such as integrated support for web services and XML, ColdFusion components CFCs, and Macromedia Flash Remoting. This paper provides an overview of...

Tags: ColdFusion MX, Allaire ColdFusion, Macromedia Inc., Migration, Development Tools, Software Development, Software/Web Development

White papers 2003-07-01

Comparing and contrasting Mach-II and Fusebox 4.1 frameworks for ColdFusion MX

OOP versus procedureThe determining factor to whether your development styles leans toward object oriented programming or procedural methods may be more a matter of when you started your development career.[b]Which is it? – OOP or procedure? If you have experience with either Fusebox or Mach-II, perhaps you can provide the...

Tags: Allaire ColdFusion, ColdFusion MX, Fusebox 4.1, Mark W. Kaelin, programming

Discussion threads 2005-02-02

Comparing and contrasting Mach-II and Fusebox 4.1 frameworks for ColdFusion MX

The ColdFusion MX development community is maturing. Most CFdevelopers have moved past spaghetti code and the mixing of business logic withpresentation code. But it can be difficult and wasteful to "re-invent thewheel" for every application you write.Frameworks can help promote good development practices,standards, and a sound foundation for creating an...

Tags: Allaire ColdFusion, Brian Kotek, ColdFusion MX, fuseaction, Fusebox 4.1, XML

Technical articles 2005-02-02

Locking data and persisting CFCs in ColdFusion MX

ColdFusion MX is a multithreaded application server. Handlingmultiple execution threads simultaneously offers much higher performance thanhandling one thread at a time. CFMX also allows developers to store data inserver memory. This lets us cache application-wide data easily, or handleuser-specific data like a shopping cart. Multithreaded execution and persistentdata are useful...

Tags: Allaire ColdFusion, Brian Kotek, ColdFusion MX, counter, exclusive lock, lock, User B

Technical articles 2005-01-26

Locking data and persisting CFCs in ColdFusion MX

ColdFusion in your future?ColdFusion has been around for quite some time now and a new version is on the horizon.[b]Do you currently use ColdFusion in your Web site and application development? Are you considering it?[/b]Blackstone = ColdFusion 7Cold Fusion 7 has arrived! (Feb 07 2005)No doubt since it's introduction some...

Tags: Allaire ColdFusion, ColdFusion MX, exclusive lock, lock, Mark W. Kaelin, programming, User B

Discussion threads 2005-01-26

Application development: Get details on the cflogin tag in ColdFusion MX

User logins are used in almost every Web application. Macromedia is aware of this fact and to assist the developer they created <cflogin>. In their own words, <cflogin> is "a container for user login and authentication code." Take note that this is a "container" for code, not a preset section...

Tags: ColdFusion MX, application development, Thomas Ortega II, Allaire ColdFusion, password

Technical articles 2003-11-21

Take another leap forward with ColdFusion MX 6.1

ColdFusion MX was released last year to much fanfare in the Macromedia community. It represented a complete overhaul of the ColdFusion application server, built from the ground up in Java. The improvements over the previous releases were significant: complete Java integration, improved performance, object-like constructs called ColdFusion Components CFCs, Web...

Tags: Development tools, J2EE, Brian Kotek, Allaire ColdFusion, CFMX 6.1, ColdFusion MX, Java, server

Technical articles 2003-09-17

Create custom XML functions with ColdFusion MX

Previously I explained how to create a function to recurse through a specific type of XML document and return the XML data in an array. It worked just fine, but I realized that the function could be made even more generic so that it could also handle any type of...

Tags: ColdFusion MX, Brian Kotek, Allaire ColdFusion, XML, passed element

Technical articles 2003-08-01

Create recursive functions with ColdFusion MX

Sometimes when you're programming, it is useful to have a function or procedure actually call itself as part of its operation. This is called recursion. Recursion is often useful when dealing with hierarchical data structures. Manipulating data that has a parent-child relationship is an ideal environment to make recursive calls.XML...

Tags: Development tools, Brian Kotek, ColdFusion MX, Mindmap XML, XML, Allaire ColdFusion

Technical articles 2003-07-11

Explore the capabilities of Query of Queries in ColdFusion MX

One of the features Macromedia introduced in ColdFusion 5 was the ability to execute SQL statements against a pre-existing query result set. It called this functionality Query of Queries. With ColdFusion MX, the Query of Queries feature set has been expanded even further. I’ll show you how to use Query...

Tags: Programming languages, Development tools, Databases, Brian Kotek, ColdFusion MX, Allaire ColdFusion

Technical articles 2003-06-09

ColdFusion MX introduces new ways of creating charts and graphs

They say a picture is worth a thousand words; the benefits are even greater when it costs you virtually nothing to create the picture. Graphs are a powerful and effective way to convey information, and ColdFusion MX CFMX puts that power within easy reach of every CF developer. CFMX expands...

Tags: Development tools, Brian Kotek, ColdFusion MX, graph, CFMX, Allaire ColdFusion

Technical articles 2003-06-05

ColdFusion MX adds J2EE, XML, and Web services compatibility

ColdFusion MX offers tighter integration with the rest of the MX product line as well as J2EE compliance, broader XML support, and more. Take a closer look at this powerful product.MX is the latest release of the ColdFusion Application Server. It’s also the newest version of Dreamweaver, Fireworks, and Flash....

Tags: Development tools, John Wilker, XML, ColdFusion MX, J2EE, Web, Web service, Allaire ColdFusion

Technical articles 2002-08-09

ColdFusion MX brings Java to the masses

Macromedia's new ColdFusion MX Web application server combines the ease and rapid development of proven ColdFusion technology with the power of the J2EE platform.Macromedia has just released the latest version of the ColdFusion Web application server. ColdFusion MX CFMX is the result of over two years of work by Macromedia...

Tags: Development tools, J2EE, Application servers, Brian Kotek, Java, Macromedia Inc., Allaire ColdFusion, CFMX, ColdFusion MX

Technical articles 2002-07-09