Google is experimenting with some very cool options for searching. First off, they have show new view: keywords that display additional ways to view / filter search results:
The financial and government sectors drove plenty of the work performed in preparing LiveCycle ES for its debut in the enterprise market.
ColdFusion's latest version emerges for the first time under the Adobe brand name; it's changed a lot since its early dot-com days of doing database calls for HTML.
So I've been ranting and raving about how we need to make this the year everyone knows about ColdFusion.
Well, I am very happy to say that Yahoo has just updated their Search SDK, and guess what language makes a brand new appearance??.
Yep - that's right. COLDFUSION! Sorry to "yell" but I'm just that happy about it. The SDK includes both a simple search example and my ColdFusion Yahoo package.
There are multiple methods of debugging applications, including the very cool FusionDebug, log files, ServiceCapture, and the debugging rolled into Flex Builder 2 itself.
A user asked me if it was possible to backup and restore a MySQL database from ColdFusion.
A coworker asked me this so I thought I'd whip up a quick example.
I was working on a Flex project when I hit a brick wall. I had a very simple form.
I work in the financial industry as a developer and not that the financial industry has any greater implementation of XML than any other, but web applications that utilize back office processing for loan applications, or new account opening processes, or retail internet banking applications all to some extent make calls to a host. Many times it's a DB2 database, and many times some other process that returns account information or validation information in xml format.
At one point or another, whether it's an enterprise level website, or one of your own, you're going to have the burning desire to see how you can take advantage of what XML can do for your applications.
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