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MS CF AND JAVA |
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11/29/02
12 Posts
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As we look to the future of web development, it's a fair bet that the MX applications implementing Java rather than COM will always be more portable. And although Microsoft does not currently include Sun's JVM with their XP OS, you can download a JVM directly from Sun's website. |
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Posting XML |
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11/29/02
13 Posts
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Not quite sure how to go about posting XML? If you're using MX, you can simply call a Java class (source code included). CF4.5 developers can use CFHTTP, although it's not nearly as efficient. For more information about how to post XML with CFHTTP, see http://www.granularity.net/technologies/xml/Granularity-Sending_and_Reciveing_XML_with_ColdFusion.pdf. |
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Sum Values in List |
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11/29/02
13 Posts
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Although it's preferable to use the DBMS to return aggregate values, here's a workaround that will sum a list of values even if the list contains a null value:ArraySum(ListToArray(ListChangeDelims(ValueList(qMyQuery.MyColumn),","," "))) |
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