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- Relationship Status:
- Married
- What do you like about Coldfusion
- Rich features baked into the language; ease of integration with Java; vibrant community
- What other technologies do you use?
- Java, Javascript
- About Me:
- Husband; father of 2 beautiful daughters; long-time CF and Java programmer; Homebrewer.
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- http://mxunit.org
Marc Esher's Blog
MXUnit Eclipse Plugin Updated
I just added a new release of the MXUnit plugin for Eclipse to the update site. If you have no idea what I'm talking about, and you're interested in unit testing for CF, give MXUnit a shot (http://mxunit.org).
For those of you who do know what I'm talking about, the changes are:
For those of you who do know what I'm talking about, the changes are:
- Biggest change: the plugin now supports authentication. Basic authentication has been tested. NTLM should work, although your mileage may vary. You set the username and passwor
Posted on February 18, 2008 at 3:19pm —
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Sure, we can place CFCs in different folder. And while creating the object, specify the folder name.... see the following code below...
objName = CreateObject("component", "Foldername.CFCName");
ex: objCFCothr = CreateObject("component", "Model.CF…
(si os hace falta, os puedo traducir el texto- pero con fallos del
teclado!! -GB!)
My client is an UK based industry specialist, they want to continue annual growth and require an additional 4 developers to meet quota. They require experienced co…
Muralee, Thanks ..
So even for the exceptions also the execution of application.cfm file will be same naa.
A Great ColdFusion Framework by Rob for ajax Application Development
It will call the application.cfm in the C folder. The couldfusion will search for application.cfm in the current folder, if it doesn't find it there, will automatically search in the parent folder. It won't search in the inner folders for applicatio…
Thnx Aleksander.....
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