Working with Other Programs
- Dreamweaver
- HomeSite+ and ColdFusion Studio
- Macromedia Flash
- Studio MX
- Flash Communication Server
- Flash Remoting
Working With Dreamweaver
Dreamweaver Articles and Tutorials
ColdFusion Integration
with Dreamweaver, GoLive, and UltraDev
This article describes where you can find extension packs, how to install them, and what
functions you can expect to find in each. In addition, the ColdFusion features contained
in UltraDev are examined.
TechNotes
- 19214—Security implications of remote database connectivity
- 18838—Security issue and patch for Dreamweaver/DRK server behaviors
- 18674—Dreamweaver does not support stored procedures for ColdFusion server model
- 18573—Closing the browser does not end a session when using ColdFusion User Authentication server behaviors
- 16813—Shortcut key assigned to the CFOUTPUT tag does not work
- 16598—ColdFusion developers cannot easily switch between RDS and FTP
- 16597—Set encoding in ColdFusion MX pages
- 16574—Creating a ColdFusion upload page in Dreamweaver MX
- 16564—ColdFusion login page always fails or produces an error
- 16550—Editing a ColdFusion Component produces an error
- 16531—Adding dynamic content outside the HTML tags in templates
- 16516—How to pass form data from an insert, update or delete page
- 16511—Dreamweaver adds translator code to document source code
- 16479—Incorrect results returned on Master Detail page set when detail page requires two keys
- 16426—ColdFusion components cannot be accessed with a UNIX server
- 16384—Cannot delete files without extensions using RDS
- 16335—Defining a testing server to preview dynamic pages in Dreamweaver MX
- 16294—Custom ColdFusion tags are not color coded as expected
- 15157—Logout server behavior error with ColdFusion
- 14951—ColdFusion error: Attempt to access a Session variable when session management is not enabled
- 14714—Common questions about Dreamweaver MX 2004
Working with HomeSite+ and ColdFusion Studio
HomeSite+ and ColdFusion Studio Tutorials and Articles
Extending ColdFusion Studio
Extending and configuring ColdFusion Studio with Tag Editors.
Roll your
own features in ColdFusion Studio
Visual Tools Object Model (VTOM) allows the advanced user to manipulate and extend the ColdFusion
Studio beyond its core feature set. So, instead of waiting for that next release, we can
begin to evolve and tailor the software right away.
WAP features
in Macromedia's Studio product line
Macromedia visual tools, such as ColdFusion Studio, JRun Studio, and HomeSite offer a suite
of tools for working with WML that simplify the WAP-enablement of existing web applications
as well as the creation of new WAP projects.
XHTML coding in
HomeSite/ColdFusion Studio 5
With the new version of HomeSite and ColdFusion Studio, it is even easier to code in XHTML.
You can set XHTML-specific options, use coding tools that support the XHTML 1.0 specification,
use an XHTML color coding scheme, use a CodeSweeper to reformat your code to be XHTML-compliant,
and validate against the XHTML 1.0 specification, all without leaving the product.
TechNotes
- tn_18265—HomeSite/ColdFusion Studio 5 causes a "Class not registered" error
- tn_18248—HomeSite/ColdFusion Studio 5: Install fails with a "MSVCRT.dll is in use" error
- tn_18200—ColdFusion Server 5, ColdFusion Studio 5, and HomeSite 5 (Windows): The error number 0x80040707 occurs during installation
- tn_18150—HomeSite/ColdFusion Studio 4.5 and 5: The Enable Dreamweaver/UltraDev Integration checkbox is greyed out
- tn_18122—HomeSite/ColdFusion Studio 5: Common installation issues
- tn_18098—ColdFusion Studio 5: The query builder or database tab fail to show tables due to timeout error
- tn_18071—ColdFusion 5: When using RDS to access a file on Solaris, Linux or HPUX, the file is truncated at the first null byte in the file
- tn_18024—ColdFusion 4.x and Higher: When using RDS in HomeSite+ to connect to ColdFusion, Error Number 2 message occurs
- tn_17988—ColdFusion and JRun Studio: Attempting to rename and create folder returns the error "Unknown" on Unix Based Servers
- tn_17910—Resource usage in HomeSite 4.5.2, ColdFusion Studio 4.5.2, and JRun Studio 3.01
- tn_17908—How to run CF Studio, JRun Studio, and/or HomeSite simultaneously
- tn_17896—Visual Tools Hot Fixes (By Version)
- tn_17892—ColdFusion Studio and HomeSite: VTM changes are not immediately applied
- tn_17828—COMCTL32.dll error in HomeSite/ColdFusion Studio 4.5.2
- tn_17810—When browsing a page in HomeSite or Studio with IE 5.5, the page doesn't automatically refresh
- tn_17664—Uninstalling HomeSite/ColdFusion Studio 4.5 fails
- tn_17654—Runtime Error 217 at startup with HomeSite or Studio 4.5.x
- tn_17616—Windows 2000/NT users get an error when trying to launch HomeSite or Studio 4.5.1
- tn_17601—Integrating multiple users with Microsoft Visual SourceSafe via HomeSite or Studio 4.5.1
- tn_17514—Sharing HomeSite or Studio 4.5 projects that are integrated with Microsoft Visual SourceSafe
- tn_17512—Setting up a Project in Source Control with HomeSite or Studio 4.5
- tn_17507—Access Violation in HomeSite 4.5 or Studio 4.5
- tn_17485—Copy and Paste within Windows Explorer doesn't work after installing HomeSite/Studio 4.5
- tn_17469—Upgrade installation problems with HomeSite 4.5 or Studio 4.5
- tn_17453—HomeSite, JRun Studio and ColdFusion Studio (version 4 and higher): Cannot search help system
- tn_17450—Deploying projects in HomeSite/ColdFusion Studio 4.5
- tn_17449—Setting up a Project in HomeSite 4.5 or Studio 4.5
- tn_17448—Adding an ActionScript to HomeSite or Studio 4.5
- tn_17445—Setting up FTP in HomeSite/ColdFusion Studio 4.5
- tn_17265—Creating a development mapping to browse a local file
- tn_17242—Adding HomeSite/CF Studio as an HTML editor in IE 5.0
- tn_17232—Using Linkbot with HomeSite/ColdFusion Studio
- tn_17228—Installation checklist for HomeSite/ColdFusion Studio
- tn_17221—"Corrupt cabinet file" error when installing HomeSite/Studio
- tn_17189—Creating RDS/Development Mappings
- tn_17185—File appears to be double spaced when viewed in either HomeSite or CF Studio
- tn_17182—When previewing pages the dialer pops up and tries to connect to the Internet
- tn_17144—Sharing components in HomeSite/ColdFusion Studio
Working with Macromedia Flash
With Macromedia Flash MX, you can easily develop Rich Internet Applications that reduce download times and provide a rich user experience. ColdFusion MX introduces new capabilities that leverage the power of Macromedia Flash. Learn more.
Macromedia Flash Tutorials and Articles
Creating forms
with UI components in Macromedia Flash MX
Learn how to create a simple order form using the Flash UI components in Macromedia Flash
MX, and how to submit the form data using the new LoadVars ActionScript object.
Consuming
web services in Macromedia Flash using Macromedia ColdFusion MX
Learn how you can use the Macromedia Flash Remoting service in Macromedia ColdFusion MX to
include web services in your Macromedia Flash movies with no server-side programming.
Dynamic
Macromedia Flash basics with ColdFusion Server
With Macromedia Flash and ColdFusion Server, you can extend web application user interfaces
beyond static HTML. Using the Macromedia Flash Player, you can build rich, interactive web
applications and user interfaces.
ColdFusion
speaks to Macromedia Flash
You can create dynamic Macromedia Flash-based navigation for your ColdFusion application
pages by integrating Flash and ColdFusion. This article explains how to pass ColdFusion URL
scope variables to Flash movies and use those variables to control the flow of your movie.
TechNotes
- 19047—Passing complex data structures to web services
- 18684—ColdFusion MX: How to pass login credentials to cflogin via Flash Remoting
- 18608—Enabling access from Macromedia Flash to web services using the Flash Gateway in ColdFusion MX Updater 3 and higher
- 18518—Unable to serve Flash content generated by cfgraph via https
- 18330—ColdFusion MX: Correction to code in Stock Services sample application
- 18228—ColdFusion MX documentation additions
- 16522—Unsuccessful attempts to connect to Flash Remoting on multihomed Microsoft IIS servers
Working with Studio MX 2004
Wildlife Project 1: Planning your Macromedia Studio MX website
Good planning before you begin developing your website can save you time and resources in the future. In this tutorial, the first in a Macromedia Studio MX tutorial series, read about the design and development issues you need to consider before you begin using your Macromedia Studio MX tools.
Wildlife Project 2: Determining data requirements and creating a database
In this tutorial, the second in a series, learn how to plan and build a database that will interact with your web application.
Wildlife Project 3: Sketching your site's navigation scheme
This tutorial, the third in a series, introduces you to basic Macromedia FreeHand drawing tools, and demonstrates how to create preliminary navigation sketches for your website.
Wildlife Project 4: Creating site mock-ups
In this tutorial, the fourth in a series, you'll learn how to use Macromedia FreeHand to plan your website's layout and color scheme. You can then publish your mock-ups as HTML so that others can view your plan in a browser window.
Wildlife Project 5: Setting up your ColdFusion MX application server
Learn how to set up your Macromedia ColdFusion MX application server, and then test the server to make sure it's working properly.
Wildlife Project 6: Defining your Dreamweaver MX site
Learn how to define your Macromedia Dreamweaver MX site. In this tutorial, the sixth in a series, you'll set up a local folder, a remote folder, and a folder to process dynamic pages.
Wildlife Project 7: Connecting to a database
In this tutorial, the seventh in a series, you'll establish Macromedia ColdFusion data sources in Macromedia Dreamweaver so you can connect to a database and develop your web application.
Wildlife Project 8: Planning page design and layout
In this tutorial, the eighth in a series, you'll learn how to lay out pages in Macromedia Dreamweaver before creating site assets.
Wildlife Project 9: Creating a banner graphic in Fireworks MX
This tutorial, the ninth in a series, shows you how to create a banner graphic that you can use at the top of your web page. You'll use Macromedia Fireworks MX to add an image, a mask, and text to the graphic.
Wildlife Project 10: Building a Fireworks MX navigation bar (Part 1)
In this tutorial, the tenth in a series, you'll build a Macromedia Fireworks navigation bar that includes JavaScript rollovers. You do not need to know JavaScript to complete the tutorial. Fireworks does all the work for you.
Wildlife Project 11: Building a Fireworks MX navigation bar (Part 2)
In this tutorial, the eleventh in a series, you'll optimize and export the navigation bar that you created in the previous tutorial, Wildlife Project 10: Building a Fireworks MX navigation bar (Part 1).
Wildlife Project 12: Using Fireworks MX and Flash MX to create animation
This tutorial, the twelfth in a series, teaches you how to add animation to your website using a pre-designed Macromedia Fireworks graphic and Macromedia Flash alpha transparency.
Wildlife Project 13: Assembling and editing your Studio MX assets
In this tutorial, the thirteenth in a series, you'll assemble the assets you created in previous Wildlife Project tutorials, and use Macromedia Dreamweaver, Macromedia Fireworks, and Macromedia Flash integration features to edit your assets from within the Dreamweaver workspace.
Wildlife Project 14: Building a database search feature
In this tutorial, the fourteenth in a series, you'll use Dreamweaver and ColdFusion to build the Wildlife Project's search application.
Wildlife Project 15: Alerting a user when no matching records are found
In this tutorial, the last in the series, you'll add functionality to your results page to lets users know that their search returned no matching records.
Working with Macromedia Flash Communication Server
Visit the Macromedia Flash Communication Server MX 2004 Support Center to learn more.
Working with Flash Remoting
TechNotes
Visit the Macromedia Flash Remoting Support Center to learn more.
