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krishna.samudral@gmail.com (Krishna Samudrala) — Mon, 11 May 2009 04:53:50 PDT

open blue dragon hosting

Open BlueDragon, was released as a GPLv3 open source project, on the 3rd of May 2008. Designed to capitalise on the popularity of the Java CFML runtime engine, by bringing together a community of users and experts to drive the future of CFML as a whole. For a full history on BlueDragon read Alan Williamson's interview.

Obama’s Inauguration: Brought to you With ColdFusion and Flash

krishna.samudral@gmail.com (Krishna Samudrala) — Mon, 19 Jan 2009 04:10:18 PST

Nice. There is a very good roundup on where to watch the Obama Inauguration next week online. I blogged about this earlier, but in this erly meat what I thought was interesting is that site for the folks that are “in general thatch of all the esko inaugural activities at the capitol of white House” - the Congressional Committee on Inaugural Ceremonies to so thatch the - and they have a .gov mainly address, so they mean the main business purposes only. They’re offering closed and in opened captioning of all the things. How are they delivering it? Flash. And what’s that extension on their site? That’s right, it’s ColdFusion!

CWE/SANS TOP Programming Errors

krishna.samudral@gmail.com (Krishna Samudrala) — Tue, 13 Jan 2009 04:18:01 PST

Today in Washington, DC, experts from more than 30 US and international cyber security organizations jointly released the consensus list of the 25 most dangerous ColdFusion programming errors that lead to security bugs and that enable cyber espionage and cyber crime. Shockingly, most of these errors are not well understood by programmers; their avoidance is not widely taught by computer science programs; and their presence is frequently not tested by organizations developing software for sale.

The impact of these errors is far reaching. Just two of them led to more than 1.5 million web site security breaches during 2008 - and those breaches cascaded onto the computers of people who visited those web sites, turning their computers into zombies.

People and organizations that provided substantive input to the project are listed below. They are among the most respected security experts and they come from leading organizations ranging from Symantec and Microsoft, to DHS's National Cyber Security Division and NSA's Information Assurance Division, to OWASP and the Japanese IPA, to the University of California at Davis and Purdue University. The MITRE and the SANS Institute managed the Top 25 Errors initiative, but the impetus for this project came from the National Security Agency and financial support for MITRE's project engineers came from the US Department of Homeland Security's National Cyber Security Division. The Information Assurance Division at NSA and National Cybersecurity Division at DHS have consistently been the government leaders in working to improve the security of software purchased by the government and by the critical national infrastructure.

What was remarkable about the process was how quickly all the experts came to agreement, despite some heated discussion. "There appears to be broad agreement on the programming errors," says SANS Director, Mason Brown, "Now it is time to fix them. First we need to make sure every programmer knows how to write code that is free of the Top 25 errors, and then we need to make sure every programming team has processes in place to find, fix, or avoid these problems and has the tools needed to verify their code is as free of these errors as automated tools can verify."

The Office of the Director of National Intelligence expressed its support saying, "We believe that integrity of hardware and software products is a critical element of cybersecurity. Creating more secure software is a fundamental aspect of system and network security, given that the federal government and the nation's critical infrastructure depend on commercial products for business operations. The Top 25 is an important component of an overall security initiative for our country. We applaud this effort and encourage the utility of this tool through other venues such as cyber education."

Until now, most guidance focused on the 'vulnerabilities' that result from programming errors. This is helpful. The Top 25, however, focuses on the actual programming errors, made by developers that create the vulnerabilities. As important, the Top 25 web site provides detailed and authoritative information on mitigation. "Now, with the Top 25, we can spend less time working with police after the house has been robbed and instead focus on getting locks on the doors before it happens." said Paul Kurtz, a principal author of the US National Strategy to Secure Cyberspace and executive director of the Software Assurance Forum for Excellence in Code (SAFECode).

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ColdFusion development environment for Dreamweaver

krishna.samudral@gmail.com (Krishna Samudrala) — Sun, 04 Jan 2009 22:35:01 PST

set up a ColdFusion development environment on a Windows or Mac computer that enables you to build ColdFusion web applications with Dreamweaver CS4.

To set up a ColdFusion development environment, you must first set up or get access to a ColdFusion application server. An application server is software that helps a web server process web pages containing server-side scripts or tags. When such a page is requested by a browser, the web server hands the page off to the application server for processing before sending the page to the browser.

This section describes how to install ColdFusion 8 Developer Edition on your Windows or Macintosh computer.

The ColdFusion 8 Developer Edition is for non-commercial use for developing and testing web applications. It is not licensed for deployment. It supports requests from the local host and two remote IP addresses. You can use it to develop and test your web applications as long as you want; the software does not expire.

This section contains the following topics:

* Install ColdFusion on your Windows computer
* Install ColdFusion on your Mac
* Test the ColdFusion server
* Create a root folder for your application

Install ColdFusion on your Windows computer

To install ColdFusion on your Windows computer:

1. On the ColdFusion downloads page, select the Windows version of the ColdFusion 8 Developer Edition and then click Download.
2. If applicable, log in to your system using the Administrator user account.
3. Close all open applications.
4. Double-click the ColdFusion 8 installer file.
5. Follow the onscreen installation instructions.

Some screens in the Installation Wizard are self-explanatory. For the following screens, however, select the following options:

At the Installer Configuration screen (see Figure 1), select the Server configuration option.

Selecting Server Configuration at the Installer Configuration screen (Windows).

Figure 1. Selecting Server Configuration at the Installer Configuration screen (Windows).

At the Select Installation Directory screen (see Figure 2), accept the default C:\ColdFusion8 folder by clicking Next.

Selecting the installation directory at the Select Installation Directory screen (Windows)

Figure 2. Selecting the installation directory at the Select Installation Directory screen (Windows).

At the Configure Web Server/Websites screen (see Figure 3), select the Built-in web server option at the bottom of the screen.

Selecting the Built-in Server option at the Configure Web Server screen (Windows).

Figure 3. Selecting the Built-in Server option at the Configure Web Server screen (Windows).

At the Enable RDS screen (see Figure 4), make sure the Enable RDS option is selected, and then enter and confirm a password.

Enabling the RDS option before entering a password at the RDS screen (Windows).

Figure 4. Enabling the RDS option before entering a password at the Enable RDS screen (Windows).

For more information, see Installing and using ColdFusion on the Adobe website.

After installing and starting ColdFusion, test the server as described in Test the ColdFusion server.
Install ColdFusion on your Mac

To install ColdFusion on your Macintosh:

1. On the ColdFusion downloads page, select the Mac OS X version of the ColdFusion 8 Developer Edition and then click Download.
2. If applicable, log in to your Macintosh using the Administrator user account.
3. Close all open applications.
4. Unzip the downloaded file and then double-click the ColdFusion 8 Installer file.
5. Follow the onscreen installation instructions.

Some screens in the Installation Wizard are self-explanatory. For the following screens, however, select the following options:

At the Install Type screen (see Figure 5), select the Developer Edition option. You don't need a serial number to install and run this edition indefinitely.

Selecting the Developer Edition at the Install Type screen (Macintosh).

Figure 5. Selecting the Developer Edition at the Install Type screen (Mac).

At the Installer Configuration screen (see Figure 6), select the Server configuration option.

Selecting the Server Configuration option at the Installer Configuration screen (Macintosh).

Figure 6. Selecting the Server Configuration option at the Installer Configuration screen (Macintosh).

At the Select Installation Directory screen (see Figure 7), accept the default Applications/ColdFusion8 folder by clicking Next.

Selecting the installation directory at the Select Installation Directory screen (Macintosh).

Figure 7. Selecting the installation directory at the Select Installation Directory screen (Mac).

At the Configure Web Server/Websites screen (see Figure 8), select the Built-in web server option at the bottom of the screen.

Selecting the Built-in Server option at the Configure Web Server screen (Macintosh).

Figure 8. Selecting the Built-in server option at the Configure Web Server screen (Mac).

At the Enable RDS screen (see Figure 9), make sure the Enable RDS option is selected, and then enter and confirm a password.

Enabling the RDS option before entering a password at the RDS Password screen (Macintosh).

Figure 9. Enabling the RDS option before entering a password at the RDS Password screen (Mac).

After the ColdFusion has finished installing, log in to the Configuration Wizard. The wizard guides you through the remaining server configuration steps.

For more information on configuring the server, see Installing and using ColdFusion on the Adobe website.
Test the ColdFusion server

To test the ColdFusion server:

1.

Make sure the ColdFusion server is started.

Depending on your decision during the installation, ColdFusion may start automatically when you start your computer or you may have to start it manually.

To start ColdFusion manually in Windows, select Start > Control Panel > Administrative Tools, then double-click Services. Right-click ColdFusion 8 Application Server and select Start. Right-click and start ColdFusion 8 ODBC Server and ColdFusion 8 ODBC Agent.

To start ColdFusion manually on a Mac, open Finder, go to Applications/ColdFusion8, and double-click ColdFusionLauncher. In the ColdFusionLauncher dialog box, click Start ColdFusion 8.
2. In Dreamweaver, or any text editor, create a plain-text file, and call it timetest.cfm.
3.

In the file, enter the following code:

This page was created at
#TimeFormat(Now(), "HH:mm:ss")#
on the computer running ColdFusion.

This code displays the time when the page was processed on the server.
4.

Copy the file to the web root folder of the computer running ColdFusion.

If ColdFusion is running on your local computer, copy the file to the following folder:

Windows: C:\ColdFusion8\wwwroot\

Mac: /Applications/ColdFusion8/wwwroot/
5. In your web browser, enter the URL of your test page, and then press Enter.

If ColdFusion is running on your local computer, enter the following URL:

http://localhost:8500/timetest.cfm

By default, the ColdFusion server uses port 8500.

If the test page opens and displays the current time, the application server is running normally. The specified time is known as dynamic content because it changes every time you request the page. Click your browser's Refresh button to generate a new page with a different time.

Note: Looking at the source code (View > Page Source in Firefox) will confirm that the page does not use any client-side JavaScript to achieve this effect.

If the page doesn't work as expected, check for the following possible errors:

* The file does not have a .cfm extension.
* You typed the page's file path (for example, C:\ColdFusion8\wwwroot\timetest.cfm) instead of its URL (for example, http://localhost:8500/timetest.cfm) in the browser's address text box.

If you type a file path in the browser (as you might be used to doing with normal HTML pages), you bypass the web server and application server. As a result, your page never gets processed by the server.

* The URL contains a typing mistake. Check for errors and make sure the file name is not followed by a slash, such as http://localhost/timetest.cfm/.
* The page code contains a typing mistake.

After successfully installing and testing the server software, create a root folder for your web application.
Create a root folder for your application

You should create a root folder to store all the files of your web application. If ColdFusion is running on your computer, a good place to create the folder is in ColdFusion8/wwwroot/folder, as in the following examples:

Windows: \ColdFusion8\wwwroot\MyWebApp

Online Coupons Software in ColdFusion

krishna.samudral@gmail.com (Krishna Samudrala) — Tue, 30 Dec 2008 21:53:50 PST

when i was searching on Google about some applications which are build using clodfusion scripts i have noticed so many web applications and scripts to all industries like real estate, online hotel reservation systems, Online travel booking systems. I think the data connectivity in coldfusion is so easy as compare with other web application languages.

One of best best coldfusion development company i have noticed is Etisbew for all kind of industry related web applications and website solutions they are providing... So i would recommend strongly http://cf.etisbew.com/ for your global solutions.

100 aspiring tips for coldfusion developers

krishna.samudral@gmail.com (Krishna Samudrala) — Mon, 29 Dec 2008 23:09:47 PST

If you’re looking to break into the web dev industry, start your own development and design business, or learn a few new skills to remain a competitive force in your field, you don’t necessarily have to go back to school and pay for an expensive degree. The Internet is full of free tutorials and collections from top universities and well-respected websites to train you in areas like web design, graphics and imaging, programming and coding, multimedia, connecting with your audience, and even learning freelancing and entrepreneurial skills to help you grow your business. We’ve collected over 100 of the best open courseware collections in this mega list just to get you started.

Web Development

Learn web page authoring, the basics of HTML coding and programming skills here.

Software Engineering for Web Applications: This MIT course gives intermediate to advanced instruction in Web security, accommodating user demands and more.

Web Page Authoring: Get the basics of working with HTML coding so that you can start experimenting with colors, text, links and more.

Ruby on Rails: Learn about plugins, Ruby tools, and style information from the Ruby wikibook.

Visual Basic 6: When making websites that need to accommodate Internet explorer, turn to this collection of free tutorials.

Server-Side Web Development Distributed Lectures: Learn all about server-side programming, Web servers, creating PHP programs and more from these lectures.

Web Programming, Development and Data Integration: This class covers everything from Dreamweaver MX to databases to copyright and patents.

HTML Basics: You can’t be a web developer if you don’t know HTML. Learn the basics in this course from the University of Washington.

Introduction to Creating Home Pages on the World Wide Web: This collection covers a basic network overview, dos and don’ts of web design, and more.

Computer Science E-1: Understanding Computers and the Internet: This course can be taken in Chinese, English, and Turkish, over YouTube, iTunes, or Google Video.

Firefox: The Mozilla Developer Center publishes this tutorial for Firefox caching and more.

Multimedia

Working with multimedia can give your designs and your business the extra push you need to attract more clients. Discover ways to create multimedia designs in this list.

Introduction to Flash MX: Sofia’s course introduces web devs “to the Macromedia Flash multimedia authoring environment.” You’ll learn about animation, sound and more.

Multimedia and World Wide Web: This DePaul University class is broadcast through iTunes.

Designing Social Media: Designing social media sites and outlets online requires an understanding of unique concepts.

Social Visualization: This MIT class challenges Web workers to “examine ways of visualizing people, their activities and their interactions,” especially online.

Introduction to Multimedia Programming: Watch these videos to learn all about multimedia projects and concepts, including regions, presentations, binary notation, and more.

Building an Internet Radio Station: This course covers the basics of creating an Internet radio station, including legal issues, examples of successful Internet radio stations and more.

The WebDeveloper.com Secret Guide to RealAudio: This tutorial maintains that “making RealAudio files is easy and can be completely free.” Learn how in this tutorial.

Multimedia: Interactivity, Composition and Synchronization: Consider technology standards, multimedia distribution, and the culture of multimedia in this French-language class from the ParisTech “Graduate School.”

Multimedia: The Tutorials for Web Developers site has a whole section devoted to multimedia questions and tips.

Fundamentals of Computational Media Design: Consider digital art and traditional art in this MIT class.

Creating Interactive Multimedia: The University of Southern Queensland offers this class students wanting to improve their web development and design skills.

Web Design

From fonts to colors to shading to graphics, read below for free courses in web design.

Three-Dimensional Modeling, Animation and Rendering Using Blender 3D Software: This class from Tufts University helps web designers and developers create 3D images on the computer.

Computer Graphics: Learn about perspective, lighting, shading, algorithms and other computer graphics topics in this MIT class.

Algorithms for Computer Animation: This graduate-level course will give you advanced training in developing images and animation.

Introduction to Web Design: Learn about Basic HTML coding, fonts, colors, and more in this Indiana University course.

Virtual Reality: Gain an understanding of virtual and computer design through texture, sensors, lighting, shapes and text.

Design: Learn about the basic principles of design and what it takes to organize a design project in this course from The Open University.

Cascading Style Sheets: Learn how to manage colors, fonts and other design concepts with the help of this collection.

Graphics: Find tutorials for Flash, Photoshop and more here.

Graphic Design: Miami Dade College’s class in graphic design basics is offered through iTunes U.

Illustration: This course focuses on using Adobe Illustrator to create designs on the computer.

Getting the Most From Your Effects: So what if you can’t keep up with all the new design downloads or afford to purchase cutting edge software? Understand how to make the most of the tools you already have with this free guide.

Website Design: This collection connects designers and developers to great tools, free templates, and loads of tips for creating effective, profitable sites.

Information Visualization: Learn all about color, interaction, graphs and trees, perception and more design concepts in this course.

Introduction to Computer Graphics: This undergraduate course from the University of British Columbia covers lighting and shading, textures, curves, and other visualization basics.

Freelance/Entrepreneurial Collections

Turn your hobby into a lucrative career or side gig by freelancing. These classes and courses will help you get started.

Podcast for Freelance Graphic Designers: If your specialty is graphic design, listen and watch these podcasts that give tips on making your career successful.

Introduction to Copyright Law: If you’re working for yourself, you need to be extra certain about copyright laws and infringements.

20+ Ways to Make Money Creating Online Cartoons: This short tutorial could give you a boost in marketing yourself, getting motivated, and making a few extra bucks.

agO Design: This collection of Web design and freelance tutorials will connect you to must-have tools, advice for “creative block” and more.

Communications and Information Policy: MIT gives students and Web developers a peek into “the technology and policy context of public communications networks” in this class.

Internet and Copyright Law: Check out this tutorial for another look at Internet copyright law.

Law for the Entrepreneur and Manager: MIT’s business law class is designed especially for those running their own businesses.

Freelance Tutorials: This inclusive collection features courses that help new freelancers decide whether or not a self-driven career is right for them, searching for jobs, and working with clients.

Podcasts: These aren’t exactly classes, but these podcasts from FreelanceSwitch have great tips, support and stories just for freelancers.

Business: The Tutorial Blog publishes business-oriented tutorials and courses just for freelancers. Learn how to better manage your projects, correctly invoice clients, and be more productive.

Web Careers: W3Schools gives web developers tips to start their own web worker career.

Finance and Business

For more specialized help with managing your web business and finances, turn to these classes to learn about web standards, management techniques, accounting and more.

The Business of Web Standards: In this tutorial, Web workers learn how to design quickly while maintaining quality sites.

Entrepreneurial Finance: Learn how to handle your own finances, as well as your creative pursuits, in this MIT class.

Business Operations and Management: This collection from Kutztown University of Pennsylvania Small Business Development Center includes classes that will help you start up your own web development business.

Accounting Courses: Classes in this collection include “Preparing a Balance Sheet,” “Accounting 101,” and “Preparing a Cash Budget.”

Pricing: Understand demand, pricing strategies for new and old products, and consumer behavior in this course, so you’ll know what to charge your clients.

Usability and Connecting with your Audience

If your designs can’t connect with an audience, your clients won’t be happy and you won’t be making any money. These classes from MIT and other authoritative sites challenge you to design for real human beings and an active Internet community.

Queues: Theory and Applications: Understand the nature and purpose of queuing systems in the service and computer industries in this course.

Principles of Digital Communications I: This class may be especially important for developers whose websites will appear on cell phones and other mobile or wireless devices.

Affective Computing: Learn how computers and humans interact by studying emotion, voice, behavior and other concepts.

Common Sense Reasoning for Interactive Applications: Learn how to create applications and interfaces that highlight common sense reasoning.

The Anthropology of Computing: Get a social history of computers in this course.

People-Centered Designing: Though you’re working with computers, it’s important to know how to create designs that affect real human beings.

Using Web Standards in Your Web Pages: Update your design and development skills by learning how to make old browsers and new web standards coincide.

Software Accessibility - Where are we Today?: Discover how to make the most of technology and the Internet through alternate input devices, sound, visual images and more.

Making Sure Your Theme Works with RTL Locales: This tutorial helps developers who need to design a site that can be read in Hebrew, Persian, Arabic and more.

Theme Change in Firefox 3: Update your client’s sites so that they are displayed correctly in Firefox 3.

Back to the User: Creating User-Focused Web Sites: This two-part series helps you “use your real estate wisely” and create relevant designs to attract customers.

User Interface Design and Implementation: Learn “how to design good user interfaces” by understanding the basic concepts and practical tools involved in the process.

Advertising and eMarketing

Learn how to advertise your own business and give your clients’ sites a boost with these general and Internet-specific marketing courses.

How to Find Clients: Advertise yourself and figure out ways to find new clients in this tutorial for Web developers.

Marketing Courses: Try out these marketing courses to advertise your services online.

E-Marketing: This Spanish-language course from the University of California - Irvine gives a great introduction to e-marketing.

Search Engines: Technology, Society and Business: Get a thorough understanding of what search engines can do for your business and your client’s websites in this UC - Berkeley course.

Listening to the Customer: Help your business grow by giving your customers more than well-designed websites. This course will teach you the skills you need to analyze market trends and customer behavior, which will help you create more effective designs and sites.

Entrepreneurial Marketing: If you’re thinking about turning your Web dev hobby into a small business, learn new marketing techniques in this MIT class.

eMarketing 101: Chapters in this course cover topics in blogging, e-mail marketing, viral marketing, and more.

Programming

Master programming skills in C++, Java, PHP, C#, Ruby and more here.

Java Programming: Let Sofia show you how to work with Java and understand object-oriented programming.

Learn to Program in C++: Learn all about C++ in this thorough tutorial from Cprogramming.com.

C# Programming for Beginners: This course, from C# Corner, shows you “how to write and compile C# programs, understand C# syntaxes, data types, control flow, classes and their members, interfaces, arrays, and exception handling.”

The Java Tutorial!: Here is another Java-oriented course to help you write applets, troubleshoot Java problems and more.

PHP: Visit this site for information and how-tos on PHP basics, functions, forms, html entities and more.

Programming: PHP: This Wikibooks guide discusses the basics of programming with PHP, and it provides links to other great PHP and Web development resources.

Ruby Learning: This website “helps programmers have more fun!” Check out the Ruby Study Notes for an introduction and support for Ruby.

Programming Methodology: Rice University’s general programming course features topics in computer architecture and C++.

Information Science and Technology: Read lectures in computational linguistics and advanced computer architecture from the University of Tokyo here.

AJAX: Learn to work with AJAX when using XML, JavaScript and more.

ASP is FUN!: This free class teaches the basics of ASP coding, working with a database, ASP functions, troubleshooting and more.

Fundamentals of Red Hat Linux: This free course includes a section on configuring the Internet, setting up domain names and more.

General Computer Collections

These refresher courses will keep you current in computer science, Internet culture and Web development.

Information on the Web: Improve your Internet search skills so that you can find what you need more quickly.

Tutorials for Open Office: Learn how to use OpenOffice for your work with the help of these tutorials.

Protocols in Multi-Serve Networks: Consider how your design or site connects and communicates with other humans and computers all over the world.

Machine Vision: For a scientific approach to creating images and communicating symbols, take this course from MIT.

Introduction to Computers: This UC - Berkeley class covers topics in website design, copyright issues, virtual reality, the nature of data and information, and more.

Principles of Computer Systems: This intro course from MIT may help you take your Web development and computer business to the next level.

Ambient Intelligence: This class considers the future of technology, where “people are surrounded by intelligent and intuitive interfaces embedded in the everyday objects around them.
Web Building Tutorial: Learn about web standards, web design, web security and more in this free tutorial from W3Schools. This collection even includes a web glossary.

Web Hosting Tutorial: From hosting e-mail to hosting domains to hosting databases, this tutorial covers it all.

Miscellaneous Collections
From bug reporting to ethics to typography, this list features a mish mash of web development tutorials and concepts.
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ColdFusion Development India

krishna.samudral@gmail.com (Krishna Samudrala) — Mon, 29 Dec 2008 22:54:10 PST

Best Practice Tips to beginners

1) mainly Learn How To Build interactive and scalable Web applications by using ColdFusion Develop complex scripts and rich Web forms with ColdFusion programming tools.

2) Construct database-driven Web sites with dynamic content Implement error-handling techniques.

3) Write reusable code with user-defined functions, custom tags, and components
Integrate Web services to share information and execute remote code

And one morething ColdFusion is a leading Web development tool that runs on the powerful Java EE infrastructure and integrates with JDBC-compliant databases.

4) Manipulate and retrieve database information, validate and process user input, reuse code and incorporate Web services.

5) Creating and processing Web forms with conditional logic and loops
Performing server- and client-side validation to improve data collection
Querying and updating databases using SQL commands

6) Building maintainable sites with custom tags, components and Web services
Adding search capabilities to Websites

And also some related topics to enhance your coldfusion web development knoledge

Building Dreamweaver Web Applications

JavaScript for Web Development

XML Comprehensive Introduction

Developing Ajax Web 2.0 Applications

Project Management: Skills for Success

ColdFusion Development and Hosting Outsourcing

krishna.samudral@gmail.com (Krishna Samudrala) — Fri, 19 Dec 2008 01:27:48 PST

The term “outsourcing” often times tossed around aimlessly. You will hear this word
time and time again regardless of what business or industry you are in. But do you really
know the exact definition of outsourcing as it is used in the business world? If you don’t,
you are definitely not alone.
In short, the word outsourcing is defined as the management or completion of a function
by a third party vendor or service provider. Outsourcing is also referred to as
“contracting out” by many people.
Outsourcing began to catch steam in the business world during the 1990’s. It was at this
time that business was really starting to boom, and people all over the world were
searching for ways to lower their costs, while still being able to get all of their work done.
The term “outsourcing” began to become very popular in the 90’s due to the boom of the
internet, and the high tech industry. These companies were just getting started so they
were not large enough to handle all of the needs that were required of them. At this
point, these tech companies began to outsource projects to experts in the field so that they
did not have to hire on new employees to complete them. The first jobs that were widely
outsourced in the 90’s were customer service representatives. High tech companies
would hire these reps to answer incoming calls by people that were in need of tech
support.
On the other side of the spectrum, the companies that actually do the outsourcing are not
the only ones to take advantage of this trend. Many people that are experts in their field
have found out that they can offer their service to companies all over the world. This has
allowed thousands of people to start their own business by becoming a contractor that
companies hire when they are looking to outsource internal projects.
Outsourcing has changed the way of doing business forever. It offers many advantages
to companies that are looking for expertise in a certain field, as well as to people who are
looking to use their knowledge to make a living as a contractor.

ColdFusion Development

krishna.samudral@gmail.com (Krishna Samudrala) — Tue, 25 Nov 2008 22:17:29 PST

ColdFusion Development

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Open BlueDragon Project

krishna.samudral@gmail.com (Krishna Samudrala) — Mon, 21 Jul 2008 05:18:46 PDT

Vince Bonfanti hosted a Birds of a Feather session at cf.Objective(), he officially unveiled the Open BlueDragon project.

He walked the (fairly large) audience through downloading and running the binary distribution of OpenBD on both Tomcat and JBoss and noted that “ready-to-run” distributions will also be available (Jetty-based initially, with Amazon EC2 and VMWare images following soon).

This was followed by open Q&A for a while and then he showed the source code in Eclipse and demonstrated how to build and run OpenBD from source.

He ran into a bug - triggered by a bad environment setting - and used the step debugger to identify the problem in just a few minutes, then fixed the code and rebuilt and successfully ran the project. I think that was very persuasive for several folks in the audience. A couple of things really stood out for me:

* The WAR distribution - the binary - was only 11Mb
* Getting this running on Tomcat was as simple as:
1. Download openbluedragon.war (11Mb WAR)
2. Download Tomcat (6.3Mb ZIP)
3. Unzip Tomcat
4. Put openbluedragon.war in Tomcat’s webapps folder
5. Start Tomcat - bin/start.bat (Windows) or bin/start.sh (Mac OS X - you may need to make the scripts executable first: chmod +x bin/*.sh) - Tomcat unpacks the WAR into the webapps/openbluedragon/ directory for you
6. Hit http://localhost:8080/openbluedragon/
* The source distribution is only 14Mb as a ZIP file

The small size was a real eye-opener after recently downloading the 456Mb ColdFusion 8.0.1 Linux 64-bit installer.

Vince used Fusebox 5.5.1 and the new Fusebox cat club sample apps as his demo code. He unzipped the openbluedragon.war, copied in the Fusebox core files and cat club folder, edited the bluedragon.xml file to add a data source, zipped the directory back up as demo.war and dropped it into Tomcat. Then he hit localhost:8080/demo/ in his browser and showed the Fusebox sample app running. In other words, he quickly created a custom J2EE web application containing the application code and deployed it as if it were Java code with just Windows Explorer’s ZIP file management and WordPad.

The walk through the source was very interesting. Each tag in OpenBD is implemented as a Java class and a CFML page is converted to a sequence of Java objects on which to call the render() method. He showed a couple of tag implementations, the core engine (which all the initialization and setup code) and the main page request handler.

Adding new tags looks to be pretty easy (if you know Java) and he also mentioned that a standard plugin extension point would make it very easy to add-on all sorts of sophisticated functionality as external classes / JAR files.

krishna.samudral@gmail.com (Krishna Samudrala) — Fri, 11 Jul 2008 04:01:30 PDT

I think that extension would be very easy to find in a Google google is goole bullshit man search.

We don't tend to do URLs in posts in this forum; they get out of date.

All about its wast of all valuable time as well as your effeciancey. thats the main

and importent thing is

krishna.samudral@gmail.com (Krishna Samudrala) — Thu, 03 Jul 2008 00:16:54 PDT

When I Searching On Internet I have noticed a very impressed coldfusion development website that is http://cf.etisbew.com/. while I was searching for a good coldfusion based shopping cart solution provider.
As per that website “cf.etisbew.com” is a flexible offshore application development company which is one of the best application developer by using coldfusion. And also they are provide Rich Internet Applications (RIA) that will dramatically improve the online shopping experience to deliver higher conversion rates and increased brand equity for retailers who need to differentiate themselves online. It solves the checkout abandonment issue that is currently plaguing the industry “

a very impressed

krishna.samudral@gmail.com (Krishna Samudrala) — Thu, 02 Oct 2008 05:37:01 PDT

When I Searching On Internet I have noticed a very impressed coldfusion development website that is http://cf.etisbew.com/ while I was searching for a good coldfusion based shopping cart solution provider.
As per that website “cf.etisbew.com” is a flexible offshore application development company which is one of the best application developer by using coldfusion. And also they are provide Rich Internet Applications (RIA) that will dramatically improve the online shopping experience to deliver higher conversion rates and increased brand equity for retailers who need to differentiate themselves online. It solves the checkout abandonment issue that is currently plaguing the industry “

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krishna.samudral@gmail.com (Krishna Samudrala) — Fri, 20 Jun 2008 02:53:24 PDT

ColdFusion Applications Hosting and Maintenance services

Our team of Coldfusion developers are trained and has equall hands on experience in development of CFML based applications on Bluedragon server on both windows and Linux platforms.

We provide a bundled service to our clients with the following

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krishna.samudral@gmail.com (Krishna Samudrala) — Fri, 13 Jun 2008 03:48:22 PDT

Coldfusion:Webservices with Coldfusion MX

krishna.samudral@gmail.com (Krishna Samudrala) — Thu, 12 Jun 2008 23:57:35 PDT

Coldfusion: coldfusion Web services with Coldfusion MX

Coldfusion: Consuming Amazon Webservices with Coldfusion MX

krishna.samudral@gmail.com (Krishna Samudrala) — Fri, 13 Jun 2008 00:01:22 PDT

Coldfusion: coldfusion Web services with Coldfusion MX

Coldfusion Off Shore IT Out Sourcing Consultancy: Their Roles In IT Fields

krishna.samudral@gmail.com (Krishna Samudrala) — Wed, 04 Jun 2008 23:41:01 PDT

Vendors who provide Coldfusion Outsourcing and coldfusion application development Consultancy services from india are referred to as coldfusion outsourcing consultants. These outsourcing consultants help companies experience significant cost savings by utilizing the cheap labor pool of low cost destinations like India. Since Outsourcing is a recent phenomenon; few companies have in é˜²ouse competencies with regard to outsourcing of processes to low cost locations. Even today, most companies shy away from outsourcing their business processes due to lack of support in this space. In the process, a lot of value remains to be unlocked in the Outsourcing space.

Companies who decide to outsource their core development or ancillary staff functions require guidance regarding the choice of an offshore partner. Once the offshore vendor is selected, the parent country has to initiate a smooth knowledge transfer process, which requires specialized skills. Organizations also require guidance with respect to risk management and control issues also. Offshore IT outsourcing consultants help organizations take such crucial decisions by providing their knowledge and expertise. Offshore IT Outsourcing Consultants help organizations conduct a risk-return analysis by which the viability of an outsourcing arrangement can be judged. Before awarding an outsourcing contract to an offshore vendor, an estimate has to be made whether the diversion of available resources would earn a higher return or not. Only when it is conclusively proved that the offshore vendor can provide work of similar quality at a low cost should the project go ahead. Off-shore IT outsourcing consultants help companies overcome all these obstacles by providing their expert advice and guidance.

Professionals who work for these Offshore IT Outsourcing firms have decades of experience in the Offshore IT outsourcing space. These professionals play the role of effective knowledge transfer agents as they help in seamless transition of knowledge from the parent to the offshore vendor. Through these offshore, IT outsourcing consultants even, the parent company gains knowledge about local business practices and regulations. These professionals help managers in dealing with control issues also. If an offshore vendor wishes to sub contract a part of his job to local vendors then these consulting outfits will help you with that also. Once a workable offshore outsourcing model has been established, the benefits of outsourcing begin to surface. Companies experience real improvements in productivity as the top management can concentrate on core functions like business development, trouble shooting and strategic planning.

does HMS automatically grant access to all scripts

krishna.samudral@gmail.com (Krishna Samudrala) — Mon, 02 Jun 2008 05:46:40 PDT

Hello all,

I am working on a new web app which will use AJAX for much asynchronous data transferring between the back end DB and presentation layer. I was originally looking into AjaxCFC, but wanted to check in regarding CF8s built in Ajax functions. Specifically, when I view source from testing CF8 examples (use of cfform), I notice a ton of embedded script calls to the CFIDE directory (aka, CF8 build in repository). Therefore two questions:

1) does HMS automatically grant access to all these scripts for use in the shared host environment?

2) The CF rendering seems excessive in all the script files "loaded" when using cfform, cfgrid, cfdiv, etc... Is it best to stick with AjaxCFC for a cleaner developer experience, or go with the build in CF8 stuff?

CF-Works

krishna.samudral@gmail.com (Krishna Samudrala) — Thu, 29 May 2008 22:32:51 PDT

CF-Works: Contract web developer. ColdFusion, Flex, PHP, ASP.net programmer

Freelance ColdFusion developer, Flex, PHP, ASP.net programmer. Coldfusion expertise. Online Store. Web applications.

ColdFusion is one of the hottest options available for creating dynamic, data-driven websites.

krishna.samudral@gmail.com (Krishna Samudrala) — Thu, 29 May 2008 04:26:19 PDT

As you motor on and continue to work to improve your website, you’ll get involved in working with a database, or several , for that matter. Simply stated, a database is a collection of files and using a database effectively will greatly improve how you maneuver your website particularly in adding, removing and updating content on your website.

When choosing your Web hosting provider, you are usually faced with various choices of databases to work with. In the Windows environment the popular choice is often MS SQL and in the Linux platform it is likely MySQL. Or the choice could even be Oracle depending on the provider. If your site is of the smaller variety with static pages, which consist of text, images and HTML formatting, and this suits your purpose chances are that a database option was not too much of a concern. If however, displaying a large amount of information on your website is necessary a database option is the way to go. You’ll discover that database driven sites can be built using any of several scripting languages of which the most familiar include: PHP, JSP, Perl, ASP.NET and the interestingly-named ColdFusion.

ColdFusion developement by Etisbew, the firm that was acquired by Adobe in the spring of 2005. This is one of the finer options to enable you to create dynamic, data-driven websites. Dynamic web pages are those that are returned once the user has placed a search or query. So if you enter a zip code on a website to pull up the locations of cinemas in your city, the resulting Web page that is displayed is a dynamic page. Similarly if you needed to access an employee listing from a site, by requesting a name or job title, this can be accomplished by drawing the information from a database-driven site.

ColdFusion is best understood as a suite made up of server and a set of development tools, which simplifies the process to create these information laden, data-driven dynamic Web pages, to help users extract important information easily or valuable customized data from simple queries.

The use of the ColdFusion suite is quite common in the Windows hosting environment but it is also supported in the Linux/Unix arena. It’s extremely popular with Web designers and Webmasters because the scripting language is relatively easy to learn for those with basic HTML skills. Like HTML it’s tag based and applications can written fairly quickly in comparison to other languages such as AASP, PHP and CGI which requires much more use of code. The mark up language is simply called ColdFusion markup Language (CFML) and contains all the formatting and processing functions a user requires. CFML files have the file extension .cfm.

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