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• Porting The ColdFusion Application.cfc Framework Component Over To Node.js

  Posted on May 18, 2011 at 2:11 PM

  @Ben, Spent lots of time doing prototyping and testing on different virtual machines (mobile, ie5-8,linux) I realized sometimes you got to enforce requirements on your app/product and realize that ubiquity is hard to reach. It was for a global financial institution. Have you tested on windows 98... read more »

• Porting The ColdFusion Application.cfc Framework Component Over To Node.js

  Posted on May 18, 2011 at 1:19 AM

  @Ben, Btw I've used to follow you back in the hay day when your blog had a picture of your father? ancestor?. Then I got a role as a UX designer, now back into coding.... read more »

• Porting The ColdFusion Application.cfc Framework Component Over To Node.js

  Posted on May 18, 2011 at 1:13 AM

  @Ben, we use monit to monitor specific port, response, and pid. we have 4 node daemons (unix service) running and nginx config to do failover to "upstream proxy locations". Its kind of a round robin deal. If nodeA fails, then nginx routes requests to nodeB, etc. In the meantime monit is... read more »

• Porting The ColdFusion Application.cfc Framework Component Over To Node.js

  Posted on May 4, 2011 at 1:13 AM

  The node.js actually pushes to the pub channel of the image processing unique subscriber channel id to nginx. We may eventually decide to setup a dedicated node.js pub/sub handler, but so far nginx has handled everything well. It is our "swiss army knife" frontend server that proxies to N... read more »

• Porting The ColdFusion Application.cfc Framework Component Over To Node.js

  Posted on May 4, 2011 at 1:04 AM

  it is doing a regular cfhttp request to a local port. The pub/sub is handled through our frontend nginx module. Though eventually we may bring that to node.js.... read more »

• Porting The ColdFusion Application.cfc Framework Component Over To Node.js

  Posted on May 3, 2011 at 9:13 AM

  We have a node.js webservice backend that does complex imagemagick processing in lieu of Coldfusion's native image processing. Coldfusion handles the upload and passes the image location to the node which fires a complex single command imagemagick script. (resize 3 times output individual files, re... read more »

• Odd MySql CFQueryParam Truncation Issue (Help)?

  Posted on Feb 28, 2008 at 9:11 PM

  try taking out cfsqltype="cf_sql_varchar" and just use value.... read more »