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A Developer's Story, Part 1 'Actually, it's no one's fault.' This was the conclusion I had come to after a week of working on a nightmare project I had been called in on. The CIO had asked me for a briefing on what I had found so far. 'But how could t... Jan. 31, 2003  Reads: 7,694

inFusion Mail Server from On-Line Data Solutions Once they've learned the basics of ColdFusion, one of the first applications many developers will write is an e-mail program. By using CFMAIL and CFPOP, it is easy to create a basic application that will send mail to an SMTP servi... Jan. 31, 2003  Reads: 8,415

Bridging the Gap Between Flash and ColdFusion MX Everybody knows that Flash MX and ColdFusion MX are able to communicate with each other via Flash Remoting, right? But where can ColdFusion developers go to learn everything they need to know to begin building Flash applications a... Jan. 31, 2003  Reads: 8,885

Stretching Web Services to Its Limits XML has already solidified its position in the Web application space as the solution for data extensibility, and we are becoming increasingly aware of Web services and its potential to revolutionize the distributed application a... Jan. 31, 2003  Reads: 7,427

Which Is Faster? Which is faster, or ? Which is faster, CFML or ? Which is faster... ? If you're a ColdFusion developer, chances are that you've asked (or have been asked) these questions and others like them. Jan. 31, 2003  Reads: 14,480  Replies: 2

Ask the Training Staff I don't know about you, but February is going to be a very busy month for me. Not only is there plenty of CF work to keep me busy, but my wife, my son, and I are eagerly awaiting the birth of baby boy number two! Nevertheless, I ha... Jan. 31, 2003  Reads: 9,873

NQcontent V2 from NetQuest Every day it seems as if another content management system (CMS) is popping up on the horizon, many of them built using ColdFusion. Typically, these CMSs contain the same type of functionality. Jan. 31, 2003  Reads: 9,331  Replies: 3

PDFs on the Fly If you've ever generated any type of custom report using ColdFusion, odds are you've fielded this question at some point in time. And while the task may sound rather difficult, it can be made relatively simple with a particular open... Jan. 31, 2003  Reads: 11,756  Replies: 4

Tales from the List One of the most enjoyable aspects of being an active contributor to the CFDJ List is having the opportunity to help developers new to ColdFusion. New developers greatly appreciate the help from 'seasoned professionals,' and often ... Jan. 31, 2003  Reads: 9,276

Product Review Central You'll notice more product reviews than usual in the next few issues of ColdFusion Developer's Journal. We've got three in this month's issue alone. This is simply the direct result of more CF-related products on the market. It's ... Jan. 31, 2003  Reads: 10,598  Replies: 1

CFML Forever! Since New Atlanta first announced BlueDragon about a year ago, we've been asked two common questions: 'What is BlueDragon?' and 'Why did you create it?' I thought a good starting point and introduction for my first column (which, ho... Jan. 31, 2003  Reads: 9,117  Replies: 2

Fun with Filters in CFMX There are a lot of powerful new integration points between CFMX and Java, but one that might benefit a lot of people - even those who don't know how to program in Java - is the ability to leverage servlet filters in CFMX. Jan. 31, 2003  Reads: 14,932