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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 StudyCreating 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.




Macromedia ColdFusion MX. Professional Projects
ColdFusion MX Professional Projects
ISBN: 1592000126
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2002
Pages: 200

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