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Jun

Member since Jun 12, 2009

Recent Blog Comments By Jun

  • The Performance Cost Of Throwing Exceptions In ColdFusion

    Posted on Aug 1, 2009 at 4:33 AM

    Let give my opinion to my question above. I think there's no difference at all. My concern was just by using ctry, java objects on the background already loaded the System.Exception or what ever class it belong to and with that alone it already cost the server some resources but it occurs to me th... read more »

  • The Performance Cost Of Throwing Exceptions In ColdFusion

    Posted on Jul 31, 2009 at 5:18 AM

    my question is just by using the cftry tag will it will it cost me an extra overhead? Let say I have 10 queries on a page which will be executed one at a time, although 10 is too much but for the sake of example just consider it. Which page will load faster? the page that has 10 cftry catch for ea... read more »

  • ColdFusion Session Management And Asynchronous Page Requests

    Posted on Jun 16, 2009 at 12:10 AM

    I tried what you just sugested but unfortunately it didn't work. I already that thought in mind before trying my last resort that solves my problem. Anyway, here's what i did that is same as what you suggested. On the website the customer has already a cookie named custID and the styleID (car style)... read more »

  • ColdFusion Session Management And Asynchronous Page Requests

    Posted on Jun 12, 2009 at 5:15 AM

    I have a little problem somehow related to frames and session or cookie. Do you guys know that if you have an iframe, the parent page don't share cookie and session to the iframe. I'm developing a website that uses a Kelley blue book Control Mode. I have to include the kbb.com info into an iframe i... read more »

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