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Multiple queries and one transaction

Multiple queries and one transaction

By Sanda Borlea on April 3, 2006

I just need to post this as all examples I found were explaining how to use transaction in a <cftry> and <cfcatch> block with only one query. But if you have a query file to include in your Fusebox application, that does multiple queries and only one needed to be in a transaction block, then [...]

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Posted in ColdFusion | Tagged ColdFusion, sql, tutorial

Sending ColdFusion Email through Local SMTP Server

Sending ColdFusion Email through Local SMTP Server

By Sanda Borlea on December 14, 2005

When developing Web-based applications many times one has to test it and see it is working before going further.
Very often emails need to be send from within those applications.
Here are the steps to easily setup a mail server on the local computer and test email sending.

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Posted in ColdFusion | Tagged ColdFusion, iis, smtp | 3 Responses

Using ColdFusion in a Fusebox Application

Using ColdFusion in a Fusebox Application

By Armand Niculescu on December 9, 2005

Fusebox is a web application management framework using xml files to setup rules for loading the application. it allows you to control the loading of different pages or modules in a transparent way for the user of the web application.

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Posted in ColdFusion | Tagged ColdFusion, fusebox, tutorial | 4 Responses

Setting Up a Web Application using ColdFusion and Oracle on the same host

Setting Up a Web Application using ColdFusion and Oracle on the same host

By Sanda Borlea on November 22, 2005

I was asked by a client to test some application features onsite and needed to re-create the environment on a single computer using ColdFusion with Oracle as database and had a hard time figuring out what the installation order is and get everything work together.

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Posted in ColdFusion, Oracle | Tagged ColdFusion, Oracle, tutorial

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