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Chapter 8: Using the ColdFusion MX Code Compatibility
Figure 8.1: The CFML Code Analyzer page.
Figure 8.2: Migrating the administrative settings.
Figure 8.3: Running the migration settings.
Chapter 9: Project Case Study—Upgrading the Existing ColdFusion 5.0 Application
Figure 9.1: The Login page.
Figure 9.2: The User Main page.
Figure 9.3: The Post the Query page.
Figure 9.4: The View Message page.
Figure 9.5: The Delete Message page.
Figure 9.6: The schema for the BulletinBoard database.
Chapter 10: Upgrading the ColdFusion 5.0 Application to a ColdFusion MX Application
Figure 10.1: The design of the Login page.
Figure 10.2: The design of the User Main page.
Figure 10.3: The design of the Post Message page.
Figure 10.4: The Login page.
Figure 10.5: The Login page with an error message.
Figure 10.6: The Post Message page.
Figure 10.7: Inserting the message into the database.
Figure 10.8: The View Message page.
Figure 10.9: The Delete Message page.
Figure 10.10: Deleting the query from the database.
Figure 10.11: The Code Compatibility Analyzer.
Figure 10.12: The Code Compatibility Report.
Chapter 11: Using the <cffile> Tag to Upload a File
Figure 11.1: The HTML upload form.
Figure 11.2: Selecting a file on the local computer.
Figure 11.3: Uploading a file.
Chapter 12: Project Case Study
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Creating the Knowledge Bank Application
Figure 12.1: The Login page.
Figure 12.2: The User Module Start page.
Figure 12.3: The Directory Listing page.
Figure 12.4: The Search Knowledge Bank Criteria page.
Figure 12.5: The Search Results page.
Figure 12.6: The Admin Module Start page.
Figure 12.7: The Verify New Articles page.
Figure 12.8: The View Activity Log page.
Figure 12.9: The schema for the KnowledgeBank database.
Figure 12.10: The design of the Articles table.
Figure 12.11: The design of the Logins table.
Chapter 13: Creating the Knowledge Bank Application
Figure 13.1: The Login page.
Figure 13.2: The User Module Start page.
Figure 13.3: The Directory Listing page.
Figure 13.4: The Search Knowledge Bank Criteria page.
Figure 13.5: The Search Results page.
Figure 13.6: The Admin Module Start page.
Figure 13.7: The Verify New Articles page.
Figure 13.8: The View Activity Log page.
Figure 13.9: The Login page.
Figure 13.10: The Login page with an error message.
Figure 13.11: The ColdFusion MX Administrator interface.
Figure 13.12: The screen for adding and managing data sources.
Figure 13.13: The interface to provide details about the KnowledgeBank data source.
Figure 13.14: The interface indicating successful creation of the KnowledgeBank data source.
Figure 13.15: The interface displaying the data source in the Connected Data Sources list.
Chapter 14: Handling Errors and Exceptions using ColdFusion MX
Figure 14.1: The standard error format.
Figure 14.2: The Settings menu of ColdFusion Administrator.
Figure 14.3: The Debug menu page of ColdFusion Administrator.
Figure 14.4: The Debugging IP Address menu of the ColdFusion Administrator page.
Chapter 15: Project Case Study—Creating the Recruitment System Application
Figure 15.1: The Welcome and Login screen.
Figure 15.2: The Main Working Console screen.
Figure 15.3: The Application Details screen.
Figure 15.4: The Add New Applicant screen.
Figure 15.5: The Search Console screen.
Figure 15.6: The Search Results screen.
Figure 15.7: The schema for the RecruitmentApp database.
Figure 15.8: The design of the Applicants table.
Figure 15.9: The design of the Skills table.
Figure 15.10: The design of the Applicants_Skills table.
Figure 15.11: The design of the Logins table.
Chapter 16: Creating the Recruitment System Application
Figure 16.1: The design of the Login page.
Figure 16.2: The design of the Main Working Console page.
Figure 16.3: The design of the Application Details page.
Figure 16.4: The design of the Add New Applicant page.
Figure 16.5: The design of the Search Console page.
Figure 16.6: The design of the Search Results page.
Figure 16.7: The Login page.
Figure 16.8: The Login page with an error message.
Figure 16.9: The ColdFusion MXAdministrator page.
Figure 16.10: The screen for adding and managing data sources.
Figure 16.11: The screen to provide details about the RecruitmentApp data source.
Figure 16.12: The screen indicating the successful creation of the RecruitmentApp data source.
Figure 16.13: The screen displaying the RecruitmentApp data source in the Connected Data Sources list.
Chapter 17: Introduction to ColdFusion Components
Figure 17.1: HTML description of the Employee component.
Figure 17.2: The architecture of Web services.
Chapter 18: Project Case Study—Creating the Online Appraisal Application
Figure 18.1: The Employee Validation page.
Figure 18.2: The Appraisal Form page.
Figure 18.3: The Performance and Recommendations page.
Figure 18.4: The Reviewer Main page.
Figure 18.5: The Appraisal Reviewer page.
Figure 18.6: The Create Performance Policy page.
Figure 18.7: The schema for the ElectricComp database.
Figure 18.8: The design of the tblLogins table.
Figure 18.9: The design of the tblEmployees table.
Figure 18.10: The design of the tblQtrlyAppraisals table.
Figure 18.11: The design of the tblQtrlyAppraisalDetails table.
Figure 18.12: The design of the tblAnnualAppraisalResults table.
Figure 18.13: The design of the tblPolicies table.
Chapter 19: Creating the Online Appraisal Application
Figure 19.1: The design of the Employee Validation page.
Figure 19.2: The design of the Appraisal Form page.
Figure 19.3: The design of the Reviewer Main page.
Figure 19.4: The design of the Appraisal Reviewer Form page.
Figure 19.5: The design of the Create Performance Policy page.
Figure 19.6: The design of the Performance and Recommendations page.
Chapter 20: Understanding the Verity Search Engine
Figure 20.1: The Verity Collections page.
Chapter 21: Project Case Study—Creating a Worldwide Search Application for Infotools Inc.
Figure 21.1: The Managing Collections page.
Figure 21.2: The Create Document Collections page.
Figure 21.3: The Create Database Collections page.
Figure 21.4: The Document Collection Search page.
Figure 21.5: The Document Collection Search Results page.
Figure 21.6: The Database Collection Search page.
Figure 21.7: The Database Collection Search Results page.
Figure 21.8: The Sales Interaction Detailed View page.
Figure 21.9: The schema for the InfoTools database.
Figure 21.10: The design of the SalesInteractions table.
Figure 21.11: The design of the SearchCollections table.
Chapter 22: Creating the Worldwide Search Application
Figure 22.1: The design of the Managing Collections page.
Figure 22.2: The design of the Create Document Collections page.
Figure 22.3: The design of the Create Database Collections page.
Figure 22.4: The design of the Document Collection Search page.
Figure 22.5: The design of the Document Collection Search Results page.
Figure 22.6: The design of the Database Collection Search page.
Figure 22.7: The design of the Database Collection Search Results page.
Figure 22.8: The design of the Sales Interaction Detailed View page.
Figure 22.9: The Managing Collections page.
Chapter 23: Working with XML Data Using ColdFusion MX
Figure 23.1: A sample XML document.
Chapter 24: Project Case Study—Creating the Purchase Management Application
Figure 24.1: The Generate Purchase Order page.
Figure 24.2: The Create XML File page.
Figure 24.3: The View New Invoices page.
Figure 24.4: The View Individual Invoice page.
Figure 24.5: Schema for the WeMakeCars database.
Figure 24.6: The design of the tblItemMaster table.
Figure 24.7: The design of the tblSupplier table.
Figure 24.8: The design of the tblItemSupplierCostList table.
Figure 24.9: The design of the tblRequisitions table.
Figure 24.10: The design of the tblPurcbaseHeader table.
Figure 24.11: The design of the tblPurchaseDetails table.
Figure 24.12: The design of the tblInvoiceHeader table.
Figure 24.13: The design of the tblInvoiceDetails table.
Chapter 25: Creating the Purchase Management Application
Figure 25.1: The design of the Generate Purchase Order page.
Figure 25.2: The design of the Create XML File page.
Figure 25.3: The design of the View New Invoices page.
Figure 25.4: The design of the View Individual Invoice page.
Chapter 26: Drawing Charts
Figure 26.1: Example of creating a chart.
Figure 26.2: A bar chart.
Figure 26.3: A pie chart.
Figure 26.4: An area chart.
Figure 26.5: Creating a chart based on a query.
Figure 26.6: Query and data point chart example.
Figure 26.7: The cluster chart.
Figure 26.8: The stacked chart
Figure 26.9: The percent chart.
Figure 26.10: The combined line and bar chart.
Figure 26.11: Output of the Chartfile.cfm template.
Figure 26.12: Dynamic pie chart.
Figure 26.13: The cache settings options of ColdFusion Administrator.
Chapter 27: E-Mail Integration with ColdFusion MX
Figure 27.1: The Mail Server options.
Figure 27.2: The screen indicating successful verification.
Figure 27.3: The screen indicating that the verification wasn't successful.
Figure 27.4: The output of the feedback.cfm template.
Chapter 28: Project Case Study—Creating the Sales Data Analyst Application
Figure 28.1: The Category Wise Sales Figures page.
Figure 28.2: The Item Wise Sales Figures page.
Figure 28.3: The View Customer List page.
Figure 28.4: The View Customer E-Mails page.
Figure 28.5: The schema for the SalesAnalysis database.
Figure 28.6: The design of the tblCustomers table.
Figure 28.7: The design of the tblSalesData table.
Figure 28.8: The design of the tblParameters table.
Chapter 29: Creating the Sales Data Analyst Tool
Figure 29.1: The design of the Category Wise Sales Figures page.
Figure 29.2: The design of the Item Wise Sales Figures page.
Figure 29.3: The design of the View Customer List page.
Figure 29.4: The design of the View Customer E-Mail page.
Figure 29.5: The main ColdFusion MX Administrator page.
Figure 29.6: The Mail Connection Settings section.
Figure 29.7: The Mail Logging Settings section.
Figure 29.8: The Successful Update Message page.
Figure 29.9: The Charting Settings page.
Figure 29.10: The Successful Update Message page.
Appendix A: Creating ColdFusion MX Custom Tags
Figure A.1: Calling a custom tag.
Appendix C: Using Java Objects in ColdFusion MX
Figure C.1: The Java and JVM Settings page.
Figure C.2: Setting the JVM class path.
Figure C.3: Calling and using a Java class in a ColdFusion page.
Appendix D: Using Dreamweaver MX
Figure D.1: The Dreamweaver MX interface.
Figure D.2: Various window components in Dreamweaver MX.
Figure D.3: Options for choosing a server-side technology.
Figure D.4: Choosing a local path for the Web site.
Figure D.5: Creating a Web page using the New Document dialog box.
Figure D.6: Previewing the HTML page.
Figure D.7: Creating an HTML table.
Figure D.8: Adding static content to an HTML table.
Figure D.9: Choosing the HTTP URL of the dynamic site.
Figure D.10: Previewing the dynamic CFML page.
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ColdFusion MX Professional Projects
ISBN: 1592000126
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2002
Pages: 200
Authors:
Rohit Kochar
,
Parag Rastogi
BUY ON AMAZON
MySQL Stored Procedure Programming
Conclusion
Using MySQL Stored Programs with PHP
Conclusion
Stored Programs as an Alternative to Expensive SQL
Dynamic SQL
Java How to Program (6th Edition) (How to Program (Deitel))
(Optional) Software Engineering Case Study: Incorporating Inheritance into the ATM System
Random-Access Files
Self-Review Exercises
Generic Methods: Implementation and Compile-Time Translation
Internet and Web Resources
Making Sense of Change Management: A Complete Guide to the Models, Tools and Techniques of Organizational Change
Part I - The Underpinning Theory
Individual change
Part II - The Applications
Restructuring
Mergers and acquisitions
Junos Cookbook (Cookbooks (OReilly))
Basic Router Security and Access Control
Restricting Inbound SSH and Telnet Access
Authenticating NTP
Using Counters to Determine Whether a Router Is Under Attack
Configuring RIP
Special Edition Using FileMaker 8
Working with Fields
Troubleshooting
FileMaker Extra: Incorporating Reports into the Workflow
Dedicated Find Layouts
Selection Portals
Microsoft Office Visio 2007 Step by Step (Step By Step (Microsoft))
Tracking Project Details with Gantt Charts
Importing Data to Create Organization Charts
Laying Out Office Spaces
Adding Door, Window, and Furniture Shapes to Office Layouts
Creating Network Reports
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