Coldfusion 5 Developer's Guide

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Build and deploy data-driven Web applications using this premier resource. You'll not only learn about all the new features of ColdFusion 5 but you'll also get details for implementation with new technologies including XML,Wireless Delivery,and SQL Server 2000. Also covered are project management and advanced development techniques.

Your Professional Resource for Developing with ColdFusion 5

Master ColdFusion—the premier environment for ...

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Overview

Build and deploy data-driven Web applications using this premier resource. You'll not only learn about all the new features of ColdFusion 5 but you'll also get details for implementation with new technologies including XML,Wireless Delivery,and SQL Server 2000. Also covered are project management and advanced development techniques.

Your Professional Resource for Developing with ColdFusion 5

Master ColdFusion—the premier environment for developing flexible,powerful Web applications—with the authoritative information in this professional-level resource. From installing and optimizing your development operating system,to mastering advanced practices like advanced application security and using Web Distributed Data Exchange (WDDX),ColdFusion 5 Developer's Guide delivers the accurate,thorough instruction required to design and deploy a wide range of useful Web applications. ColdFusion developer and e-commerce guru Michael Buffington will help you discover—and master—the tools you'll need to excel in ColdFusion Web application development.

  • Properly serve ColdFusion applications
  • Deploy applications using development methods and code standards
  • Get the most from conventions,adaptations,and portable code
  • Work easily within all major operating systems and server platforms
  • Develop ColdFusion applications using variables,forms,and imported tools
  • Plan,design,administer,and monitor databases
  • Understand Third Normal Form and other database structures
  • Master security and automation techniques
  • Prevent lost data,orphaning,and corruption
  • Transfer platform-independent data with WDDX
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Product Details

  • ISBN-13: 9780072132250
  • Publisher: McGraw-Hill Companies, The
  • Publication date: 10/1/2001
  • Pages: 644
  • Product dimensions: 1.36 (w) x 7.50 (h) x 9.25 (d)

Table of Contents

Acknowledgments xvii
Introduction xix
Part I Installation & Overview
Chapter 1 Windows 2000 Installation and Optimization 3
Internet Information Server 5.0 4
SQL Server 2000 19
Installing ColdFusion 5.0 46
Wrapping Up 50
Chapter 2 Linux Installation and Optimization 51
Setting Up Apache as Your Web Server 52
Setting Up MySQL 63
Installing ColdFusion 5.0 68
Wrapping Up 69
Chapter 3 New ColdFusion 5.0 Features 71
ColdFusion Administrator 72
Database Connection Support 126
New Tags 127
New Functions 133
User Defined Functions 133
Queries of Queries 134
Wrapping Up 134
Part II The Project
Chapter 4 Project Planning 137
Planning Methods for Software Development 138
Planning Our Sample Skate Shop Application 142
Wrapping Up 164
Chapter 5 The Database 165
Background on Database Forms 166
Referential Integrity 172
Designing Our Database 179
Building Our Database 187
Wrapping Up 193
Chapter 6 Building the skate.shop Front End 195
Discussing the Skate.shop Code Standard 196
Building the Interface 199
Building the Mini-Applications for the Interface 219
Wrapping Up 265
Chapter 7 Building the skate.shop Administrator Tool 267
Administrator Overview 268
Order Processing 275
Reporting 289
Wrapping Up 293
Chapter 8 Launching and Maintaining the Site 295
Building a Maintenance Scheduler 296
Staging and Launching skate.shop 309
Monitoring Performance 315
Tweaking Performance 331
Listening to the Customer 336
Wrapping Up 343
Part III Advanced Topics
Chapter 9 Scripting with [left angle bracket]CFSCRIPT[right angle bracket] 347
Advantages of [left angle bracket]CFSCRIPT[right angle bracket] 348
Disadvantages of [left angle bracket]CFSCRIPT[right angle bracket] 350
[left angle bracket]CFSCRIPT[right angle bracket] Conventions 352
Setting Variables 353
Using WriteOutput() 355
Using Conditional Statements 356
Using Loops 359
User Defined Functions 360
Wrapping Up 362
Chapter 10 Advanced Technologies 365
Locking 366
ColdFusion Extensions 370
WDDX 374
Using Advanced Security 377
Wrapping Up 394
Chapter 11 Stored Procedures and Advanced Database Connectivity 395
Stored Procedures 396
Advanced Database Connectivity 415
Wrapping Up 417
Chapter 12 [left angle bracket]CFTRANSACTION[right angle bracket] 419
Database Transactions 420
How SQL Server 2000 Handles Transactions 422
Locking 424
The [left angle bracket]CFTRANSACTION[right angle bracket] Tag 432
Controlling Transactions 434
Wrapping Up 438
Chapter 13 Debugging 439
Debugging ColdFusion Applications 440
Wrapping Up 463
Chapter 14 Error Handling 465
Using [left angle bracket]CFERROR[right angle bracket] 467
Using [left angle bracket]CFTRY[right angle bracket] and [left angle bracket]CFCATCH[right angle bracket] 477
Using [left angle bracket]CFTHROW[right angle bracket] 482
Using [left angle bracket]CFRETHROW[right angle bracket] 483
Sitewide Error Handler 484
Missing Template Handler 484
Wrapping Up 485
Chapter 15 Custom Tags 487
Simple Custom Tags 488
Advanced Custom Tags and Functionality 506
Using [left angle bracket]CFASSOCIATE[right angle bracket] 522
Using [left angle bracket]CFMODULE[right angle bracket] 524
Wrapping Up 526
Chapter 16 Pattern Matching with Regular Expressions 527
Overview 528
The Rules 529
Character Classes 532
Multicharacter Regular Expressions 533
Anchoring 534
Backreferencing 535
Matched Subexpressions 536
Wrapping Up 536
Chapter 17 Internet Protocols 537
E-mail and ColdFusion 538
File Transfer Protocol 555
Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) 564
Wrapping Up 573
Chapter 18 XML and SQL 2000 575
Reading XML Data 576
Writing XML Data 595
Wrapping Up 599
Index 601
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  • Anonymous

    Posted Tue Apr 06 00:00:00 EDT 2004

    Some good code but no CD? Who has time to recreate graphics and all that code?

    I like the book, don't get me wrong. The fact that the book is almost $60 and there's no CD is not right. The book describes a Skate Shop and how to create it but isn't completely clear on creating every query, database table and cfm page you need. I got frustrated when there was a huge view to create and the first table referenced wasn't even mentioned beforehand, so I hadn't created it. A link to download code and images somewhere would have been considered more thought out on the publisher and authors part.

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  • Anonymous

    Posted Sun Jul 29 00:00:00 EDT 2001

    Finally, an in depth guide to ColdFusion

    I've been using ColdFusion for several years now, and have finally found a book that is truly from the perspective of a someone who nows how to be creative with the language. I thought my understanding of ColdFusion was pretty large, but have still learned a lot from this book that I didn't yet know. I'd recommend a different book if you're a ColdFusion beginner, but if you're ready to go further, check this book out.

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