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cf.Objective() Baseball BOF Logistics

For those of you who will be coming to our group outing to the Twins vs. Red Sox baseball game on Saturday evening, here's what you need to know logistically. We'll congregate on the 2nd floor near the bridge into the mall, after the conference closing remarks, and plan to catch the 5:12 train -- that should leave plenty of time to use the restroom and drop things (e.g. your laptop) off back in your hotel room before we leave. You won't be able to bring any food or drinks into the ballpark, so don't plan on bringing them with (translate)

Using Taffy Without an Application.cfc Base Class

One of the most common complaints I hear about Taffy is that it requires that you extend its base class in your Application.cfc... component extends="taffy.core.api" {} Sometimes you don't want to do this. Maybe you have another base class you're using, or you just don't want to. Whatever your reasons, it's a dealbreaker. Talking with Chris Phillips at cf.Objective() today, I had an epiphany that it should be possible to get Taffy running without extending taffy.core.api from your Application.cfc. The only reason it's been a requirement thus far was to automatically bootstrap in Taffy's handling of the onApplicationStart, onRequestStart, and (translate)

Welcome ContentBox v1.5.2

We are so proud to announce another major milestone in our software, v1.5.2. This release has definitely been a world collaboration event as we joined forces to completely update the Administrator UI and fix over 50 different tickets. So big thanks go to Curt Gratz, Seth Engen, Brad Woord, Richard Mckenna, Joel Watson, Andrew Scott, etc. You can find all about the release in our release notes in our Jira repository. Another major update of this release is that now you can download ContentBox in 3 flavors: ContentBox Source: To deploy in any CFML engine (Adobe or Railo) ContentBox WAR: (translate)

Welcome ContentBox v1.5.2

We are so proud to announce another major milestone in our software, v1.5.2. This release has definitely been a world collaboration event as we joined forces to completely update the Administrator UI and fix over 50 different tickets. So big thanks go to Curt Gratz, Seth Engen, Brad Woord, Richard Mckenna, Joel Watson, Andrew Scott, etc. You can find all about the release in our release notes in our Jira repository. Another major update of this release is that now you can download ContentBox in 3 flavors: ContentBox Source: To deploy in any CFML engine (Adobe or Railo) ContentBox WAR: (translate)

Rose Max & Ramatis in Costa Rica

LIVE – Passarim by Antonio Carlos Jobim Osquestra Sinfonica Nacional of Costa Rica Maestro Jeremy Fox Rose Max (voice), Ramatis Moraes (voice and violão), Carlomagno Araya(drums), Jamie Osley (bass), Michael Orta (piano). Arranjed by Rafael Piccolotto de Lima. March,2013- Teatro Nacional de Costa Rica, San Jose, Costa Rica. (translate)

Face Detection with JJIL Library and ColdFusion (Experiment)

I was trying to do face detection with Faint Java library and noticed quite disappointingly it only works on 32bit platforms. Looking elsewhere found JJIL Java library build to do face detection on mobile applications and also quite nice blog post by Richard Nichols on the subject. It was a good start. I suggest you to read that post first since I build a new copy of JJILCore.jar with Richard’s updated codes. Just like OpenCV, JJIL also use haar cascade file to detect objects from images and the face detection is as good as the haar values. OpenCV haar and JILL use (translate)

Face Detection with JJIL Library and ColdFusion (Experiment)

I was trying to do face detection with Faint Java library and noticed quite disappointingly it only works on 32bit platforms. Looking elsewhere found JJIL Java library build to do face detection on mobile applications and also quite nice blog post by Richard Nichols. It was a good start. I suggest you to read that post first since I build a new copy of JJILCore.jar with Richard’s updated codes. Just like OpenCV, JJIL also use haar cascade file to detect objects from images and the face detection is as good as the haar values. OpenCV haar and JILL use two different (translate)

Viviotech joins as a hosting provider!

We are so excited to announce that you can now get your ContentBox goodness with Viviotech. They are offering several hosting plans for ContentBox and they have great services and offerings. So check them out! Vivio Technologies offers a range of ColdFusion Hosting options on both Linux and Windows Operating Systems. We provide Managed and unmanaged VPS Hosting, Dedicated Server Hosting, and Server Cluster Hosting. Our technicians are experts in their field, and can provide invaluable assistance for whatever your demanding projects might need. We will do everything we can to help you be successful. (translate)

CFUnit switches to subversion

In preparation for its upcoming version, v2.0, the CFUnit project has switched to Subversion version control system. Subversion will provide a number of improvements over the previous version control system, CVS. Switching to this version control system will help coordinate the changes planned for the next version of CFUnit, and provide easier access to potential contributes. The previous CVS repository will be retained temporarily for historical purposes, but all future development will be done via the new system. Online browser access of the new repository is available at: http://cfunit.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/cfunit/ For access via a SVN client, this URL can should used: (translate)

CFUnit launches its production release!

Six months after its beta release, and four months after its first release candidate, CFUnit has launched its first stable production version. CFUnit is a xUnit testing framework for ColdFusion, modeled after the popular JUnit framework. This release includes more detailed SQL exception messages, as well as new set of core runner files. These core files are for convenience and can by duplicated to begin building ColdFusion unit tests as quickly as possible. From version v0.1 to v1.0 CFUnit has grown steadily. Interesting in the project is constantly increasing, which is visible in the project’s download rate which continues to (translate)

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