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Hello World with ColdFusion and Spring

By Kevan Stannard | Published: November 3, 2009
Firstly, what is Spring? Spring is a Java based ‘dependency injection’ framework, which is a complicated name for something that simply ‘helps objects to talk to each other’ in a well designed way. Spring is the framework that was the basis for the popular ColdFusion dependency injection framework, ColdSpring. Learn more about dependency injection in [...]
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Executing System Commands with ColdFusion

By Kevan Stannard | Published: March 26, 2008
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 [...]
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Executing System Commands with ColdFusion

By Kevan Stannard | Published: September 21, 2007
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 [...]
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