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Retrieving Page/Section Variables Using ShadoCMS API

2009-07-10 22:25:20.0

ShadoCMS API provides an easy way to programmaticaly retreive the variables and their values that might be assigned to a page or a section.

Here are a couple of example of how the API can be used.

Rendering Container Content Using ShadoCMS API

2009-07-10 22:06:42.0

Recently a question was asked on the ShadoCMS mailing list about how to render container content using one''s own code (rather than the standard addContainer2Page mechanism). Here is how to can easily accomplish this task.

Programmatically Clearing the Permissions Cache

2009-06-29 22:58:43.0

User permissions are cached for quick access. These contain what kind of rights does a user/group have on which objects.

There are times when you want to programmtically clear the permissions cache. Here is how to do that.

Running Railo and Adobe ColdFusion on the Same Context Root in JBoss

2009-05-27 17:49:54.0

To make my applications run both on Railo ColdFusion and Adobe ColdFusion, I needed to make sure that code changes I was making for Railo did not break anything in Adobe CF. Initially, I set up two separate JBoss instances, one running AdobeCF and the other running RailoCF. However, it is a bit of a pain to start two servers, checkout content on both folders, sync files between two directories and so on.

A much nicer way is to get both AdobeCF and RailoCF to run on the same JBoss instance. That is actually not a problem if you can run them in different contexts (e.g., AdobeCF on /adobecf and RailoCF on /railocf). But in my case, I need to run them both on the same context root: /. Getting that to work is slightly more tricky but way more elegant. This is what I did:

Moving to Railo - Test compile-time errors quickly

2009-05-27 17:45:56.0

Over the last few weeks I''ve been working quite intensively with Railo. And over that period I''ve been migrating a lot of my current applications to Railo. The migration process has been relatively painless and that is really impressive. There are two things to look out for: compile-time errors and runtime errors in the code that you migrate.

Railo makes it really easy to uncover compile-time errors. It provides a setting in the Web Administrator that goes off and compiles all the cfm and cfc pages in your application. Imagine if your application has a lot of cfm and cfc files. How complex would it be to test if all of them work ok or not.

How to setup Apache with JBoss on a Shado Site

2009-02-04 16:58:27.0

At Straker we have standardized on JBoss as our application server of choice. This article shows how to configure Apache virtual hosts to proxy request to JBoss, basically doing what the JRun web connector would do if you were running JRun. There are 2 parts to the configuration, one is to use a proxy inside an apache virtual host to map requests to the back end JBoss application server. The other is to configure JBoss to recieve the proxy requests for the specific domain.

Apache Configuration

To setup a virtual host make sure you have NameVirtualHost set in your apache conf file. Then create a ProxyPass and ProxyPassReverse that maps to the site. In the example below the sitename is "mysitename" using the domain name "www.mysitename.com". Any request coming in on port 80 to apache for the site will be mapped to the mysitefolder in your webroot.

NameVirtualHost *:80

<VirtualHost *:80 >
	ServerName www.mysitename.com

   	ProxyPass /cfide		http://127.0.0.1:8080/cfide/
	ProxyPassReverse /cfide 					http://127.0.0.1:8080/cfide/
	  
    ProxyPass /CFIDE		http://127.0.0.1:8080/CFIDE/
	ProxyPassReverse /CFIDE 					http://127.0.0.1:8080/CFIDE/
	  
    ProxyPass /shadomx		http://127.0.0.1:8080/shadomx/
	ProxyPassReverse /shadomx 					http://127.0.0.1:8080/shadomx/
	  
	ProxyPass /mysitename		http://127.0.0.1:8080/mysitename/
	ProxyPassReverse /mysitename 					http://127.0.0.1:8080/mysitename/
	
 	ProxyPass /		http://127.0.0.1:8080/mysitename/
	ProxyPassReverse / 					http://127.0.0.1:8080/mysitename/
	
	##-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------##
	
	ProxyPreserveHost on 

</VirtualHost>

JBoss Configuration

In the Jboss/server/default/deploy/jobssws.sar folder is a file called server.xml

Adjust the Connector node for port 8080 as follows

      <Connector protocol="HTTP/1.1" port="8080" address="${jboss.bind.address}"  enableLookups="false" 
               connectionTimeout="20000" redirectPort="8443" proxyName="www.mysitename.com"   proxyPort="80" />

For each new site you can bind a differnet back end port , eg port 8081 for mysitename2.com

Getting the real remote host

One of the issues with using the apache proxypass directive is that you lose the acutal information on the client usually available via the ColdFusion cgi.remote_addr variable. You can use the the following to code to get the real client IP information

<cfset stHttpHeader = getHTTPRequestData().headers >
<cfset realip = stHttpHeader["x-forwarded-for"]>

Periodically Polling the server from Flex

2009-01-29 16:27:28.0

This article gives a quick example of how to poll a server periodically from ZoomFlex using Cairngorm. Not a lot of explaination but some code examples that you can work through.

Add an onCreationComplete function to the default application file

// added to mx:Application
creationComplete	 = "onCreationComplete();" 

// runs this function
private function onCreationComplete() : void
    		{
    			dispatchEvent( new ApplicationEvent( ApplicationEvent.CREATION_COMPLETE ) );
    			
    		}

In the ApplicationCommand.as

package com.super14.controller.commands
{
	import com.adobe.cairngorm.control.CairngormEvent;
	import com.universalmind.cairngorm.commands.Command;
	import com.universalmind.cairngorm.events.Callbacks;
	

	import flash.events.Event;
	import flash.events.TimerEvent;
	import flash.utils.Timer;
	
	import mx.core.Application;


	public class ApplicationCommand extends Command
	{
		
		private var debugWindow : DebugWindow 	= null;
		private var __model : ModelLocator		= ModelLocator.getInstance();
		private var pollingInterval : Number	= 1000 * 60 * 10;//interval in MS the application automatically polls the server
		private var timer : Timer				= new Timer( pollingInterval );
		
		public function ApplicationCommand()
		{
			super();
		}
		
		override public function execute(event:CairngormEvent):void {

            super.execute(event);

            switch(event.type) 
            {
            	
            	case ApplicationEvent.CREATION_COMPLETE	:	onCreationComplete( event as ApplicationEvent );		break;
            	case ApplicationEvent.POLL_SERVER		:	pollServer();											break;
            	
            }
            
  		}
  		
  		private function onCreationComplete( event : ApplicationEvent ) : void
  		{
  			
  			initPolling();//start the polling

  			
  		}
  		

  		
  		/**********************************************
  		 *  function to set up the server polling
  		**********************************************/
  		private function initPolling() : void
  		{
  			
  			timer 	= new Timer( pollingInterval );
  			
  			timer.addEventListener( TimerEvent.TIMER , pollServer );
  			
  			timer.start();
  			
  		}
  		
  		

		
		/**************************************************************
		 * Poll the server for new data
		 * NB: DON''T USE THIS TO REFRESH LARGE DATA SETS FROM THE SERVER!
		 * If you *really* need to do this, use the poll to check something, then 
		 * based on the results of that, then *maybe* re-get data.
		 * You can use the "refresh" if you want to re-get data sets. This should only be used in
		 * development really...
		 * ************************************************************/
		 private function pollServer( event : Event = null ) : void
		 {

		 	trace("ApplicationCommand : pollServer()" );
		 	
		 	var handlers : Callbacks				= new Callbacks( onResult_pollServer );
		 	var delegate : FantasyconfigDelegate	= new FantasyconfigDelegate( handlers );
		 	
		 	//only poll if the user is logged in
		 	if( __model.loggedin )
		 	{
		 		
		 		delegate.pollServer( __model.currentLogin.obj_uuid );
		 		
		 		//reset the timer to fire again the set amount after it has been manually done
		 		timer.reset();
		 		timer.start();
		 		
		 	}
		 	
		 	
		 	
		 }
		 private function onResult_pollServer( event : * ) : void
		 {
		 	//NB: DON''T USE THIS
		 	var poll : PollVO		= event.result as PollVO;
		 	
		 	__model.PollResults		= poll;
		 	
//		 	__model.PollResults.fantasyactive= false;//hardcode it closed for now
		 	
		 	__model.TippingButtonEnabled	= poll.tippingactive;
		 	
		 	__model.currentRound		= poll.currentround.toString();
//		 	__model.currentNumberTrades	= poll.totaltrades;//may do this only on init load, but both values should be in sync any way

			//update the round tipping picks, JIC the round changed
			dispatchEvent( new Tipping2Event( Tipping2Event.LOADAVALIABLEROUNDS ) );
	 	
	 		notifyCaller( event );
		 	
		 }		 
		 
		 /*************************************************
		 * USE THIS TO REFRESH DATA FROM THE SERVER
		 *************************************************/
		 
		 private function refreshData( event : * ) : void
		 {
		 	//put the list of events this will fire the data you wish to refresh...
		 	dispatchEvent( new GetFixturesByRoundEvent(__model.currentRound) );
		 	dispatchEvent( new MembersquadEvent ( MembersquadEvent.GETPREVIOUSSQUAD ) ) ;
		 	
		 }
  		
	}
}

In the Delegate

package com.super14.controller.delegates {

    import com.straker.zoom.services.IValueObjectService;
    import com.straker.zoom.services.ValueObjectService;
    import com.super14.controller.events.*;
    import com.super14.controller.events.Fantasyconfig.*;
    import com.super14.model.ModelUtil;
    import com.super14.model.vo.FantasyconfigVO;
    import com.super14.model.vo.PollVO;
    import com.universalmind.cairngorm.business.Delegate;
    
    import mx.collections.ArrayCollection;
    import mx.rpc.IResponder;
    import mx.rpc.events.ResultEvent;
    import mx.utils.ObjectUtil;
    import mx.utils.StringUtil;

    public class FantasyconfigDelegate extends Delegate{

		private static var POLL_SERVER : String	= "POLL_SERVER";    	

        public function FantasyconfigDelegate(responder:IResponder = null) {
            super(responder);
            __rds.addEventListener(''Fantasyconfig_fault'',this.onFault);
        }


        /**********************************************************
         *   Polling method
         * This method is to poll the server
         **********************************************************/
         public function pollServer( memberUUID : String ) : void
         {
         	
         	__rds.addEventListener( POLL_SERVER , onResult_PollServer );
         	
         	var args : Object = {
         		memberUUID : memberUUID         		
         	};
         	
         	__rds.invoke( new FantasyconfigVO() , "pollServer" , POLL_SERVER , args , false , false ); 
         	
         }
         private function onResult_PollServer( event : * ) : void
         {
         	
         	__rds.removeEventListener( POLL_SERVER , onResult_PollServer ) ;
         	
         	//parse the event result to a pollevent
         	var thisResult : PollVO = ModelUtil.copyFields2VO( new PollVO() , event.result );
         	
         	event.result	= thisResult;
         	
         	notifyCaller( event );
         	
         }
         
         
        /**********************************************************
         *   Public CRUD Methods
         **********************************************************/

        public function getVO(vo:FantasyconfigVO):void {

            __rds.addEventListener(''Fantasyconfig_get'',onResults_convert2VOs);
            __rds.getThis(vo,''Fantasyconfig_get'');
        }


        public function createVO(vo:FantasyconfigVO):void {

            __rds.addEventListener(''Fantasyconfig_create'',onResults_convert2VOs);
            __rds.updateThis(vo,''Fantasyconfig_create'');
        }

        public function updateVO(vo:FantasyconfigVO):void {

            __rds.addEventListener(''Fantasyconfig_update'',onResults_convert2VOs);
            __rds.updateThis(vo,''Fantasyconfig_update'');
        }

        public function deleteVO(vo:FantasyconfigVO):void {

            __rds.addEventListener(''Fantasyconfig_delete'',onResults_convert2VOs);
            __rds.deleteThis(vo,''Fantasyconfig_delete'',false,false);
        }



        /**********************************************************
         *   Public Filtered Method
         **********************************************************/

        public function getVOs(columns:String):void {

            var oArgs:Object                         = new Object();
            oArgs["className"]                       = ObjectUtil.getClassInfo(new FantasyconfigVO()).name;
            oArgs["selectFields"]                    = columns;


            __rds.addEventListener("Fantasyconfig_getObjects",onResults_convert2VOs);
            __rds.invoke(new FantasyconfigVO(), "getObjects","Fantasyconfig_getObjects",oArgs,false,false);
        }


        public function getVOsByFilter(    filterValue: String,
                                           filterName : String,
                                           columns    : String,
                                           blockSize  : int,
                                           maxRows    : int,
                                           startRow   : int ):void {

            var oArgs:Object                          = new Object();
            oArgs["className"]                        = ObjectUtil.getClassInfo(new FantasyconfigVO()).name;
            oArgs["selectFields"]                     = columns;
            oArgs["useBlockFactor"]                   = true;
            oArgs["blockSize"]                        = (blockSize < maxRows ? blockSize : maxRows);
            oArgs["startRow"]                         = startRow;
            oArgs["whereClause"]                      = "";

            //information to pass through the function call
            oArgs["_passThrough"]                           = new Object();
            oArgs["_passThrough"]["filterValueText"]        = filterValue;
            oArgs["_passThrough"]["filterValuefilterName"]  = filterName;

            //only put the whereClause in if we have filterValueText and filterValuefilterName
            if(filterName.length != 0 && filterValue.length != 0)    {
                var format : String = "{0}.{1} like ''%{2}%''";
                oArgs.whereClause = StringUtil.substitute(format,[ "obj_fantasyconfig",
                                                                   filterName,
                                                                   filterValue
                                                                  ]);
            }

            __rds.addEventListener("Fantasyconfig_getFilteredObjects",onResults_convert2VOs);
            __rds.invoke(new FantasyconfigVO(), "getObjects","Fantasyconfig_getFilteredObjects",oArgs,false,false);
        }



        /**********************************************************
        //  DataService Result Handler
         **********************************************************/

        private function onResults_convert2VOs(event:*):void {
            // Massage the incoming data before the caller gets the results...
            var list : ArrayCollection = new ArrayCollection();
            var vo   : FantasyconfigVO     = new FantasyconfigVO();

            switch(event.type){

                case "Fantasyconfig_getObjects":
                 event               = new ResultEvent(event.type,false,true,vo);
                case "Fantasyconfig_getFilteredObjects":
                    // Note: event.result is Query serialized to an arrayCollection of Objects
                    for each (var it:* in event.result) {
                        vo             = copyFields2VO(new FantasyconfigVO(),it);
                        list.addItem(vo);
                    }
                    // Replace arrayCollection of objects with arrayCollection of true VOs
                    event.result = list;
                break;

                case "Fantasyconfig_create":
                    // Replace object with true VO
                    vo                  = copyFields2VO(new FantasyconfigVO(),event.result,true);
                    event               = new ResultEvent(event.type,false,true,vo);
                break;

                case "Fantasyconfig_update":
                    // Replace object with true VO
                    vo                 = copyFields2VO(new FantasyconfigVO(),event.result);
                    event               = new ResultEvent(event.type,false,true,vo);
                break;

                case "Fantasyconfig_delete":
                    // we send back a VO with only the obj_uuid of what has been deleted
                    vo                = new FantasyconfigVO();
                    vo.obj_uuid       = event.arguments.obj_uuid;
                    event              = new ResultEvent(event.type,false,true,vo);
                break;

                default: // for get
                    // Replace object with true VO
                    vo                 = copyFields2VO(new FantasyconfigVO(),event.result);
                    event               = new ResultEvent(event.type,false,true,vo);
                break;
            }

            __rds.removeEventListener(''Fantasyconfig_create'',            onResults_convert2VOs);
            __rds.removeEventListener(''Fantasyconfig_get'',               onResults_convert2VOs);
            __rds.removeEventListener(''Fantasyconfig_update'',            onResults_convert2VOs);
            __rds.removeEventListener(''Fantasyconfig_delete'',            onResults_convert2VOs);
            __rds.removeEventListener("Fantasyconfig_getFilteredObjects",onResults_convert2VOs);
            __rds.removeEventListener("Fantasyconfig_getObjects",        onResults_convert2VOs);

            // Do not remove this call. Required to notify caller that results are in.
            notifyCaller(event);
         }
 

        // copies the returned results into VO. Can also optionally resolve obj_uuid of the related properties.
        private function copyFields2VO(vo:FantasyconfigVO,item:Object,resolveObjectUUIDs:Boolean=false):FantasyconfigVO {

            for (var it:* in item){
                if (typeof item[it] == "object" && item[it].obj_uuid != undefined){
                    vo[it.toLowerCase()] = item[it].obj_uuid;
                }else{
                    try{
                        vo[it.toLowerCase()] = item[it];
                    }catch (err:Error){}
                }
            }
            return vo;
        }



        //TODO Remove this function if not being used anywhere
        private function getFieldValue(it:Object,fieldKey:String, defaultVal : *):* {
            var results : * = defaultVal;

            if      (it[fieldKey.toUpperCase()] != null) results = it[fieldKey.toUpperCase()];
            else if (it[fieldKey.toLowerCase()] != null) results = it[fieldKey.toLowerCase()];

            return results;
        }


        /**********************************************************
         *   Private attributes
         **********************************************************/

        private var __rds       : IValueObjectService  = ValueObjectService.getInstance() as IValueObjectService;    // who to provide access to remote data services (rds)?
    }
}

/* Version info: $Revision: 5191 $ */

Using ShadoCMS and the Across Language Server

2009-01-19 01:35:39.0

This article covers how to setup and use ShadoCMS integration with the Across Language Server to manage seemless translation workflows. ShadoCMS integrates with Across via CrossAPI which is the web service API interface for Across.

Out of the box ShadoCMS ships with an Across TMS Service which packages, dispatches and then retrieves and publishes translated content. The workflow between ShadoCMS and Across is as follows:

A Contributor in ShadoCMS creates and edits content in the CMS in the primary language of the site
The ShadoCMS TMS (Translation Management System) will package up the content for translation depending on the rules configured in the site and for the specific language pair.
Across will receive the translation and notify the assigned translators for the language pair.
Across will then be used to manage the translation process.
Once the translation is completed Across will notify ShadoCMS the translation is ready ShadoCMS will pick up the translation and notify the publishers of the page the content belongs to that it is ready for publishing
The ShadoCMS publisher will publish the content.

The ShadoCMS - Across Integration is a highly configurable system and developers / web administrators can configure the system to suit their own organizational requirements.

Install ColdFusion on Jboss with Apache

2009-01-14 18:36:53.0

This article describes how to install ColdFusion 8 on JBoss and then using Apache as the web server.

1. Download JBoss from the download site. I downloaded jboss-5.0.0.GA.zip

2. Unzip the download file and put on the server somewhere convienient

3. Go to boss-5.0.0.GA/server/default/deploy and create an empty folder called "cfusion.war"

4. Download ColdFusion 8 from adobe and install using the J2EE option. This will create a cfusion.ear file in a temp directory of your choosing.

5. Unzip cfusion.ear , this will create a cfusion.war file.

6. Unzip cfusion.war and you will have CFIDE and WEB-INF folders

7. Copy CFIDE and WEB-INF folders into the boss-5.0.0.GA/server/default/deploy/cfusion.war folder created earlier

8. You will most likely want CF installed with the context-root of "/" rather than "cfusion" so create an empty text filein the boss-5.0.0.GA/server/default/deploy/cfusion.war/WEB-INF folder called jboss-web.xml and add the follow code.

<jboss-web>
    <context-root>/</context-root>
</jboss-web>

9. To stop the default war conflicting with the cfusion context root rename ROOT.war file in the deploy folder to ROOT.war.backup

10. If you want to change the port Jboss will run on then open boss-5.0.0.GA/server/default/deploy/jbossweb.sar/servers.xml and change from the default of 8080.

11. Now open boss-5.0.0.GA/bin/run.conf and change the XMX memory setting to be 1024m rather than 512

Start up scripts

When you start JBoss using the standard run.sh script it will only bind the app server to the ''127.0.0.1'' host and also will not start the process in the background (meaning the process dies if you use control-C or close the terminal). To get around this here are some simple scripts you should put into the jboss/bin folder.

start.sh

LOG_FILE=/mnt/data-store/jboss-5.0.0.GA/server/default/log/jboss.out
nohup /mnt/data-store/jboss-5.0.0.GA/bin/run.sh -b 0.0.0.0 >$LOG_FILE 2>$LOG_FILE &

stop.sh

/mnt/data-store/jboss-5.0.0.GA/bin/shutdown.sh -S

log.sh

tail -f --sleep-interval=.5 /mnt/data-store/jboss-5.0.0.GA/server/default/log/jboss.out

Apache Integration

1. If you have been using Jrun comment out the JRun config module settings in httpd.conf

2. Set up a virtual host with the following (replacing your domain name obviously)

<VirtualHost *:80>
     ServerName amazon3.zoomflex.com

    ##  RequestHeader Set Proxy-keysize 512
  ##RequestHeader Set Proxy-ip %{REMOTE_ADDR}e


     ProxyPass / http://amazon3.zoomflex.com:8080/
     ProxyPassReverse / http://amazon3.zoomflex.com:8080/
     ProxyPreserveHost On


 </VirtualHost>

Important ShadoCMS Variables

2008-12-09 16:35:31.0

When working with templates, ShadoCMS makes available a whole bunch of variables. These variables can be used in templates for accomplishing tasks like conditional processing.

Here is a list of some important variables.

Overview

2008-11-20 11:19:15.0

By default, ShadoCMS sites are set up and coded to use the name of the site in all URLs. This works very well as a default option as it requires almost no webserver and code changes.

But there are times when you want to make the URLs in your site more readable/friendly by shortening them. One of the ways to accomplish that is by removing the site name that appears in all URLs.

Setting up a site in this manner requires the following things to be done:

Setup web root of the site in the web server
Change site settings in Shado Central
Change code used in the site that refers to site name
Test new URLs

This blog post takes you through the each of these in some detail.

Regular Expression for Finding Unqualified Component Names

2008-11-18 12:07:56.0

Using fully-qualified component names is always a good idea. It reduces the risk of incorrectly using a wrong component in case there are multiple components with the same name on a ColdFusion server. Also, when using ShadoCMS, it makes the code more robust as the Component Caching mechanism can correctly override the components if required.

However you develop sites with ShadoCMS, unqualified component references might creep into your code. Here is a quick way to locate such references.

Working with Page Variables/Properties

2008-11-12 21:07:23.0

Page variables (known as page properties in an earlier life) are very useful in setting up variables that can be inspected by templates at runtime. The inspected values can be then used to change the logic on a template. This allows developers to restrict the number of templates for a site, while maintaining the dynamic nature of ShadoCMS sites.

Here is a brief rundown on how you can programmatically work with page variables.

Email Users When They are Added to a Site

2008-11-12 01:52:27.0

When users are added to a ShadoCMS site, by default they are not notified that they have been added. However, if you need to notify users by email that they have been added to a ShadoCMS site, you can easily create an event handler that does this. Here is how...

Adding Print and PDF functionality

2008-11-10 10:10:43.0

Often it is very useful to add functionality to a site that allows a user to print a whole section to screen (which can then be printed to a printer) or to a PDF.

It is fairly straight-forward to create this in ShadoCMS. Here is how.

Automate Lucene Search Store Indexing

2008-11-07 17:36:17.0

Here is a script that can be added to ColdFusion scheduled tasks to automate indexing of a few or all Lucene search stores.

ShadoCMS Search and Java Version

2008-09-24 03:03:26.0

The ShadoCMS search uses a few Java libraries to index and retrieve content -- in site tree, digital assets and SOF objects.

These Java libraries are dependent on the version of Java that is being used on the ColdFusion server.

You need to have Java 1.5 or above on the server for the search to work.

Hungarian Notation for ShadoCMS Sites

2008-09-23 00:37:51.0

Hungarian notation is a naming convention in computer programming, in which the name of a variable indicates its type or intended use.

Test-driven Development with ShadoCMS

2008-09-18 04:41:06.0

Writing tests as you develop code for a ShadoCMS site is the best way to ensure that the code you write works as expected.

We recently added information in the documentation section that shows how to setup a test-driven development system using the MXUnit testing framework.

For more information go to to the documentation section: Testing Custom Code

Shado 8.5 New Release - Member Manager

2008-09-16 19:17:20.0

Straker releases the new member manager module as the first in a series of module enhancements and new functionality additions over the coming months.

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