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• May 01, 2008
• 23:00

  John Farrar on the COOP ColdFusion Framework

   » ‎ SitePoint.com
  In this, the second of Kay's series of interviews with ColdFusion framework developers, John Farrar talks up the new kid on the Rapid Application Development block -- COOP -- and explains how being "cooped up" is the best thing that could happen to a ColdFusion developer.
  

• 14:26

  converting a string value to integer in java script

   » ‎ dev-exchange.com
  
  Author: Daniel
  
  Posted: Thu May 01, 2008 2:26 pm
  
  
  
  Kish,
  
  Thanks for the advice. parseInt() worked for me.
  
  

• 9:30

  Updated CFHttpSession.cfc With Spoofed Referer Can Log Into PayPal

   » ‎ Ben Nadel ColdFusion And Web Development Feed @ BenNadel.com
  Yesterday, Steve Stout brought it to my attention that my CFHttpSession.cfc ColdFusion component does not use any Referer spoofing. When I read that, I almost couldn't believe my eyes; I have spent a good amount of my time playing around with CFHttp and CFHttpParam and the fact that I forgot to put in referral spoofing blows my mind a little bit. So, this ... Read More »

• 8:00

  Load-Balanced Clusters

   » ‎ Open Source Web Development Tutorials - RSS Feeds
  If you want or need the power of a supercomputer but can t afford one you might look into creating a computer cluster. If you re interested in this relatively inexpensive solution this two-part article series gives you a good introduction. It is excerpted from chapter seven of em Linux System Administration em written by Tom Adelstein and Bill Lubanovic O Reilly 2 7 ISBN 596 9526 . Copyright 2 7 O Reilly Media Inc. All rights reserved. Used with permission from the publisher. Available from booksellers or direct from O Reilly Media....
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• 7:52

  Configuring and customizing the health monitoring system of ASP.NET

   » ‎ ASP.NET Daily Articles
  This article illustrates how to configure and customize the health monitoring system of ASP.NET.

• 4:00

  Continuous Backup for Exchange Server with DPM 2007 (Part 4)

   » ‎ MSExchange.org
  How to restore a storage group, a mailbox store or a single mailbox using Data Protection Manager (DPM) 2007.

• 0:00

  Killing Processes from a Windows Form Application in C#

   » ‎ C-Sharpcorner Latest Articles
  This article provides you a simple example of how to use the System.Diagnostics.Process library to display a list of running processes, and to select and kill processes by their process name and ID.