This tutorial assumes that you have already installed the following: ColdFusion MX 7.0.1 (with examples and getting started material installed). The ColdFusion Flex 2 Adapter . Flex Builder 2 . The ColdFusion Flex 2 Adapter comes with installation instructions that must be followed very carefully....
Hotfix 1 for ColdFusion MX 7.0.1 has been made available. Thirteen reported issues have been addressed in this hotfix (as listed on the hotfix page).
A new sample ColdFusion / Flex 2 application has been posted to the Macromedia Labs site. FlexMail is an e-mail client written in Flex 2. It displays messages in your POP mailbox, allows you to read them (as well as reply, forward, and delete), and compose new messages. The back-end is a ColdFusion...
O?uz Demirkap? has been blogging in Turkish for a while, and has just started an English language blog .
Others have blogged this already, but it is important (and I don't want to forget where it is for future reference), so ... Brian Rinaldi has posted an impressive list of open source ColdFusion projects and applications .
Oracle has released a beta of Oracle Database 10g Express Edition , an entry-level, small-footprint database based on the Oracle Database 10g Release 2 code base that's free to develop, deploy, and distribute. And yes, it works with ColdFusion MX 7. Thanks to John Farrar for bringing this to my...
Want to generate labels using ColdFusion Reporting? Dean Harmon has posted a label creation wizard that you can download and drop it to your existing ColdFusion Report Builder. Please note that you MUST be using ColdFusion MX 7.0.1 to use this wizard (it will not work with CFMX7).
The lists have been buzzing the past few days over the use of XML, framework configuration storage, and more. And the conversation has more recently shifted to a ferocious debate about naming conventions. And to be brutally honest, I am both dismayed and appalled. As far as I am concerned there are...
ColdFusion developer Tuan Le has been blogged at Google Maps Mania . His 2RealEstateAuctions app meshes Google Maps and eBay real estate listings to display regional real estate listings. The back end is ColdFusion MX 7, using Flash Forms for data entry.
This one forwarded to me by coauthor, Ray Camden . Devil7 is a UK blogger, who is (in his own words) "sick of using ASP and too thick to go Dot Net… hence the ColdFusion stint". He's been blogging his progress working through our ColdFusion MX7 Web Application Construction Kit .