ColdFusion Position: Austin, Tx.

 
Job Title: Analyst Developer
Location: Austin, TX
Duration: 6-12 months
Rate: Open
 
Minimum Requirements:
Progressive experience in active, full-time progressive program development including extensive experience in: Establishing test plans, software testing, and Software Configuration Management using SVN or CVS, Software QA/QC 
Experience developing web based transaction processing applications using ColdFusion MX, FuseBox 5, Cascading Style Sheets, Oracle PL/SQL, SVN  (Subversion) version control environment.
Computer Science or MIS degree
 
Preferences:
Dreamweaver MX
Oracle 9i, Oracle 10g+
TOAD (Tool for Application Developers)
SVN (Secure Virtual Network)
 
Please feel free to contact me for additional information...
 
Regards,
Naveen Kumar | Sr. Technical Recruiter
CAT Technology Inc.
Hasbrouck Heights, NJ
Voice : 201-255-0319 ext 290| Fax: 201 727 9296
Email: Naveen@catamerica.com
 
Visit us at:
www.catamerica.com | www.cattechnologies.com

MiniMax

I attended the MiniMax conference last night. Simon Horowitz gave a great demo of Flex, and just how easy it is to build Flex applications.

All in all lots of great info.. makes me really wish I was at CFUNITED

Rebuilt the guest book app

I rebuilt my simple guestbook app, so it now uses XML instead of an Access datasource. More or less as an exercise in understanding how to use XML with CFMX

You can download it here

or here's the old one here

The example is up click here: guestbook

and again if you're feeling genernous and you find this usefull...

parseGoogle.cfc

This is a ColdFusion Component that will return a list of urls from a Google Appliance search.

Download it here

Here's a sample:

<cfinvoke
component="components.google.parseGoogle"
gUrl="http://googleappliance.whatever.com"
method="getSearch"
output="xml_no_dtd"
q="fda"
site="sitename"
num="100"
start="0"
ReturnVariable = "searchArray">

If you find this component usefull feel free to make a donation here:

Implementing Single Sign on with IIS and ColdFusion

This is a step by step procedure for implementing single sign on in a ColdFusion application running on IIS.

1)Create a virtual directory for the application. This is needed because you want to set the security properties for this directory only.

2)Once this is created, click on the directory security tab

3)Click the edit button

4)Check integrated windows authentication note: do not uncheck enable anonymous access What this does is cause the server to pass a variable called cgi.auth_user which is the domain\username from Windows. ColdFusion can use this for authentication.

5)In order for user records to be tracked, the variable cgi.auth_user is written into a database and given an id. Each time an authorized user enters the site the database is queried silently and the user's information can be looked up and displayed.

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