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Easily Monitor Log File Output in OSX Terminal (tail -F)
Here’s a quick tip that is a real time saver in some situations. As a developer you often come across programs, tools or servers that produce output in form of a log file. Or maybe – and this includes myself – you use logs for debugging purposes. In ColdFusion for …
By Stefan Richter
July 18, 2012
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Pushing with Coldfusion 10: Part 2a, WebSockets
Our last piece mentioned some standard technologies, newly supported in Coldfusion, which facilitate push-style communication on the web. We’ll now take a closer look at my favorite, WebSocket, and see how to wield it the Coldfusion way. WebSocket, quoting wikipedia, is a web technology providing for bi-directional, full-duplex communications channels …
By William Berry
June 27, 2012
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Pushing with Coldfusion 10: Part 1
Push-style communication (think news tickers and chat windows) is as prevalent on the web now as ever. Early approaches, implemented by repurposing some unrelated capabilities of the browser and server (read this if that’s too vague), have given way to the WebSocket and Server-Sent Events standards. These technologies have gained …
By William Berry
June 6, 2012
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Is ColdFusion Really Becoming Popular Again?
I have somewhat of an unwarranted gambling degenerate reputation here at the WebProNews offices. It may or may not have to do with the time I was pushing a double digit debt in lunches from various bets. However, I would not bet on ColdFusion. I even previously wrote about the …
By Michael Marr
April 26, 2012
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ColdFusion Based Sites Are Target For Latest SQL Attack
In the beginning of December, it was discovered that a SQL attack was making its rounds across the internet. It was redirecting visitors from their site to a malicious one, titled – “Lilupophilupop”. The attack was named after the URL with the same name. It is being reported that over …
By John Vinson
January 6, 2012
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