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Category Archives: ColdFusion
Executing System Commands with ColdFusion
Update 19 March 2010: Note that as of ColdFusion 8 onwards cfexecute allows you to capturing the standard and error outputs. Update 13 May 2008: This project has been moved over to RIA Forge at http://systemcommand.riaforge.org/ This is an update to a previous entry. Typically when you want to execute a system command you would [...]
Using ColdFusion frameworks on shared hosting
I have had problems in the past when wanting to use a ColdFusion framework such as Mach II, Model Glue, ColdSpring or Reactor in a shared hosting environment. For example, suppose you install ColdSpring under the /coldspring directory, then everything works just fine. Then another site on the same shared server also installs coldspring, and [...]
Executing System Commands with ColdFusion
This entry has been updated! Typically when you want to execute a system command you would use the <cfexecute> tag, but there are some situations when this may not be ideal such as when you want to capture both the “standard output” and “error output” streams of the system command. Standard Output Stream and Error [...]
Date Objects vs Date Strings in ColdFusion
To use dates effectively in ColdFusion it is important to understand when you are dealing with dates represented internally as Strings and when you are dealing with dates represented internally as date Objects. This is particularly important when dealing with non US dates formats. So how do you know when you are using a date [...]
Hello World with ColdFusion and Spring