CFUnited 2010

[Todd Rafferty]

Just a reminder that speaker selection for CFUnited 2010 started and that if you have a CFML topic that you think should be discussed and you're want to try your hand at presenting, you should submit your here ( http://callforspeakers.cfconf.org/ ). If there's any Railo related topics (ehcache caching, clustering, etc), by all means, let us know so we can assist you.

If you haven't been to cfunited before, I highly recommend it. I went to the 2009 conference (Thanks again Railo!) and it was great. Met a lot of people, talked a lot about CFML, jQuery and AIR. I dare say there was a lot of CFML developers interested in jQuery tracks. If you think jQuery is being discussed way too much in the cfml community and you're a fan of dojo and whatnot, YOU SHOULD BE PRESENTING. Topics like this are awesome because they're relevant and they expose CFML developers to another framework that they might possibly look into / work with.

If you are considering going to CFUnited, do yourself a favor, take a laptop. If you don't have one, beg, steal or borrow. There are a few hands on development track, but most of it is presentation and you should be trying out new code or brainstorming while you're there. The whole place is a big fountain of ideas. I have seen people assisting with debugging other people's code in the hallways, etc.

Plus, If you're working on something cool now, you have a chance to present that 'something' at CFUnited's demo mania - they let anyone get up and present interesting stuff on their project. Slidesix was presented, Fusiondox was presented, John Mason's Merlin project was presented, etc. Even Raymond Camden had a cf_maze demonstration that he had from his blog topic.

~Todd Rafferty ** Volunteer Railo Open Source Community Manager ** http://getrailo.org/

[gary gilbert]

Hi Todd,

I just submitted a session called "EHCache, Railo, and You".  Will be working with a clustered railo environment, ehcache and object caching naturally with code examples and so forth.

Not sure how the voting goes on speakers but I certainly wouldnt mind some support from the Railo Community on getting accepted

Regards

Gary Gilbert
http://www.garyrgilbert.com/blog

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[Todd Rafferty]

Speakers are decided by entirely the Stellr team and CFUnited advisory team. I can't find a list of who is on the advisory board at the moment since it doesn't appear to be updated on the website.

[Sean Corfield]

I'm on the advisory board. Since CFUnited already accepted a caching
topic specific to Adobe, you can bet I'll vote for one specific to
Railo :)

[gary gilbert]

Thanks Sean, I will keep my fingers crossed.  I didnt see that the topic was already covered...for CF9...


Gary Gilbert
http://www.garyrgilbert.com/blog

[Martin Sauer]

Hallo,

if having CRLF in a text-column, like it usually is when getting mails
per CFPOP, querying this column with LIKE '%abc%' fails (no records found).

<cfsavecontent variable="pg">
query('test':['abc'])
</cfsavecontent>

<cfset t=evaluate(pg)>

<cfquery name="t1" dbtype="query">
select * from t where test like '%abc%'
</cfquery>
<cfdump var="#t1#">

with Railo 3.1.2.001 on WinXPPro

Viele Grￜￜe,
Martin Sauer

[Todd Rafferty]

Your test query in this email works fine for me.

~Todd Rafferty ** Volunteer Railo Open Source Community Manager ** http://getrailo.org/

Viele Grüße,
Martin Sauer

[Martin Sauer]

maybe the CRLF is not copied correctly via clipboard, so please try this:

<cfsavecontent variable="pg">

query('test':['<cfoutput>#chr(10)#</cfoutput>abc<cfoutput>#chr(10)#</cfoutput>'])

</cfsavecontent>

<cfset t=evaluate(pg)>

<cfquery name="t1" dbtype="query">
select * from t where test like '%abc%'
</cfquery>
<cfdump var="#t1#">

Viele Gr��e,
Martin Sauer

Todd Rafferty schrieb:

> Viele Gr��e,
> Martin Sauer

[Todd Rafferty]

I rewrote your test and wrote up a bug report - https://jira.jboss.org/jira/browse/RAILO-524

~Todd Rafferty ** Volunteer Railo Open Source Community Manager ** http://getrailo.org/

On Mon, Nov 30, 2009 at 7:07 AM, Martin Sauer <cf...@pro-int-pro.de> wrote:

maybe the CRLF is not copied correctly via clipboard, so please try this:

<cfsavecontent variable="pg">

query('test':['<cfoutput>#chr(10)#</cfoutput>abc<cfoutput>#chr(10)#</cfoutput>'])

    </cfsavecontent>

<cfset t=evaluate(pg)>

<cfquery name="t1" dbtype="query">
 select * from t where test like '%abc%'
</cfquery>
<cfdump var="#t1#">

Viele Grüße,

Martin Sauer

Todd Rafferty schrieb:

> Your test query in this email works fine for me.
>
> ~Todd Rafferty ** Volunteer Railo Open Source Community Manager **
> http://getrailo.org/
>
> On Mon, Nov 30, 2009 at 2:39 AM, Martin Sauer <cf...@pro-int-pro.de

> <mailto:cf...@pro-int-pro.de>> wrote:
>
>     Hallo,
>
>     if having CRLF in a text-column, like it usually is when getting mails
>     per CFPOP, querying this column with LIKE '%abc%' fails (no records
>     found).
>
>     <cfsavecontent variable="pg">
>     query('test':['abc'])
>     </cfsavecontent>
>
>     <cfset t=evaluate(pg)>
>
>     <cfquery name="t1" dbtype="query">
>     select * from t where test like '%abc%'
>     </cfquery>
>     <cfdump var="#t1#">
>
>     with Railo 3.1.2.001 on WinXPPro
>

>     Viele Grüße,
>     Martin Sauer

[Peter Boughton]

Just a quick note on terminology:

Chr(10) is just LF (LineFeed), also represented as \n in some places.

CR (Carriage Return) is Chr(13), also represented as \r in some places
(and is mostly unnecessary, even on Windows, with a few irritating
exceptions).

So saying CRLF means Chr(13)&Chr(10) rather than just Chr(10).

[Paul Klinkenberg]

Hmm, you do know you could create the query by using <cfset t = query('test':['#chr(10)#abc#chr(10)#']) /> I suppose?

You are right about this bug; you should file it in https://jira.jboss.org/jira/secure/IssueNavigator.jspa

Regards,

Paul Klinkenberg

Op 30 nov 2009, om 13:07 heeft Martin Sauer het volgende geschreven:

maybe the CRLF is not copied correctly via clipboard, so please try this:

<cfsavecontent variable="pg">

query('test':['<cfoutput>#chr(10)#</cfoutput>abc<cfoutput>#chr(10)#</cfoutput>'])
</cfsavecontent>

<cfset t=evaluate(pg)>

<cfquery name="t1" dbtype="query">
select * from t where test like '%abc%'
</cfquery>
<cfdump var="#t1#">

Viele Grüße,

Martin Sauer

Todd Rafferty schrieb:
> Your test query in this email works fine for me.
>
> ~Todd Rafferty ** Volunteer Railo Open Source Community Manager **
> http://getrailo.org/
>
> On Mon, Nov 30, 2009 at 2:39 AM, Martin Sauer <cf...@pro-int-pro.de
> <mailto:cf...@pro-int-pro.de>> wrote:
>
> Hallo,
>
> if having CRLF in a text-column, like it usually is when getting mails
> per CFPOP, querying this column with LIKE '%abc%' fails (no records
> found).
>
> <cfsavecontent variable="pg">
> query('test':['abc'])
> </cfsavecontent>
>
> <cfset t=evaluate(pg)>
>
> <cfquery name="t1" dbtype="query">
> select * from t where test like '%abc%'
> </cfquery>
> <cfdump var="#t1#">
>
> with Railo 3.1.2.001 on WinXPPro
>

> Viele Grüße,

[Paul Klinkenberg]

Damn, my mails are arriving in the mailing list about 2 hours later :-(

[Michael Offner-Streit]

issue solved for version 3.1.2.003

/micha

Todd Rafferty schrieb:

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