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November 7, 2005

ColdFusion + AJAX Powers cfQuickDocs

Jacob Munson has created cfQuickDocs, a great example of using ColdFusion and CFAjax.


Debugging Flex ColdFusion Connectivity Tip

If you are trying to debug Flex ColdFusion connectivity issues, then be sure to keep in mind that if you start ColdFusion at the command prompt you'll see a detailed dump of the messages, both in and out. To do this (on Windows):
  1. Make sure that ColdFusion is not running.
  2. Open a command prompt window.
  3. Go to c:\cfusionmx7\bin (or the appropriate folder in your own installation).
  4. Run cfstart.
This one has helped me solve all sorts of problems, from pathing issues to case-sensitivity issues to figuring out exactly what data is being passed as and more.

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