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CFEclipse

I've been using CFEclipse for a while now and for CF code I have been noticing some of the helper errors are not quite accurate.  I guess I just don't like seeing errors/warnings in the Problems tab.  Turns out this is really easy to fix here is my example.

I keep getting report is a required attribute warning where its only required for crystal reports ( I'm using ColdFusion reports ).

To fix this goto installpath\plugins\org.cfeclipse.cfml_1.3.1.6\dictionary open the CF8.xml find the node for cfreport and change.  Close and reopen Flexbuilder/Exclipse.

No more errors. :)

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Coldfusion Forums

I don't mind browsing an online forum now and then and I really like to have a place I can go to ask questions.  Mailing lists are great but often I tend to skip over alot of emails.  So I did some searching and found the following Coldfusion forums.

DigitalPoint CF Forum

DreaminCode CF Forum

Sitepoint CF Forum

Adobe CF Forum

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Subeclipse in Flexbuilder

I wanted to intergrate SVN into Flexbuilder.  As flexbuilder doesn't include all the java plugins installing SubEclipse took 1 or 2 extra steps.  I found this blog post which worked for me without issue:

http://www.flexer.info/2008/04/30/how-to-install-subclipse-on-flex-builder-3/

It's working great. Now to find a MS SQL explorer plugin so I don't need Enterprise manager open as well.

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Adobe Air Camp

I recently attended Adobe's Air Camp ( Melbourne Australia ).  There was quite a large turn out and a surprising amount of interest.  I spoke with a few people and, as noted by Adobe, one of the key points is due to Adobes push for cross platform frameworks.

I'd say 70% of laptops I saw there were Macs and 100% of the Adobe staff were on Macs.  I sat with a few guys who basically said if this didnt run on Linux then they wouldn't have been there that day.  I think this is a good thing for Adobe.  I have personally been using Flexbuilder in OSX, Windows and I played with it in Linux all with great success.

One of the nice things Adobe is doing is working hard to integrate its products and although I don't use CS3, others at work do and now they can design UI in Flash and Fireworks then pass that onto a developer to implement the logic.

The presenters and their blogs were:

 

Andrew Spaulding - http://www.flexdaddy.com/

Mark Blair - http://www.blairsblog.com/

Matt Voerman - http://blog.schematic.com.au/

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Coldfusion XML Unformat

I found this function very usefull just recently so I though I'd share.

Description
This is a simple UDF which does the exact opposite of CFMX's XmlFormat() function. Specifically, it replaces the following five characters in XML-escaped data with their normal equivalents: > with > < with < ' with ' " with " & with &

XMLunFormat

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Macbook and Wifi

Well after wiping Leopard and rolling back to Tiger I was really disappointed as I had the same wifi dropping issue. This time I knew it wasn't specific to Leopard so I began to investigate options to fix this permanently. After much trial and error I came across this: http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=1017323&start=50&tstart=0 which while I had to cross my fingers and hope for the best on reboot worked!

So now I have my environment set back up and a reliable wifi connection. I guess I will try Leopard again when 10.5.3 is released. BTW this is not affecting everyone but it seams it's specific to the router/access point you are using as Apple Airport AP's seam to have no issue.

tags:
Mac, Apple, OSX, WIFI

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