Résumé
Are you a Web developer interested in building dynamic,
interactive Web
sites' Are you an application developer looking for a quick, effective way to
build applications for the Web? Either way, ColdFusion is for you, and
Mastering ColdFusion 4 is the resource you need if you want to get the most
out of this powerful development tool. Written by two ColdFusion experts,
this book begins with clear, concise coverage of the basics to help turn
newcomers into productive users as quickly as possible. From there, it
proceeds to intermediate topics certain to expand your knowledge and skills,
then concludes with some of the most advanced ColdFusion instruction you'll
find anywhere. Regardless of your experience or needs, you'll find what
you're looking for, including information on:
sites' Are you an application developer looking for a quick, effective way to
build applications for the Web? Either way, ColdFusion is for you, and
Mastering ColdFusion 4 is the resource you need if you want to get the most
out of this powerful development tool. Written by two ColdFusion experts,
this book begins with clear, concise coverage of the basics to help turn
newcomers into productive users as quickly as possible. From there, it
proceeds to intermediate topics certain to expand your knowledge and skills,
then concludes with some of the most advanced ColdFusion instruction you'll
find anywhere. Regardless of your experience or needs, you'll find what
you're looking for, including information on:
- Getting data from a database
- Writing data to a database
- Including outside code
- Creating and manipulating variables
- Using SQL for advanced, dynamic database
interaction
- Creating and validating ColdFusion forms
- Using the ColdFusion Web Application Framework
- Interacting with email, Web, FTP, and LDAP
servers
- Implementing error control
- Scheduling automatic execution of ColdFusion
programs
- Implementing fine-grained, advanced security
- Creating custom tags
- Using WDDX
- Administering ColdFusion servers
Table of contents
- Introduction
- Part I: Just the Basics
- Chapter 1: Creating Your First ColdFusion
Template
- Chapter 2: Passing Data between ColdFusion
Templates
- Chapter 3: Getting Data from a Database
- Part II: The Essentials
- Chapter 4: Creating and Manipulating Variables
- Chapter 5: Functions
- Chapter 6: Writing Expressions
- Chapter 7: Controlling the Flow of Your Templates
- Chapter 8: Including Outside Code
- Chapter 9: Using SQL to Interact with the
Database
- Chapter 10: Building Dynamic Queries
- Chapter 11: Grouping, Nesting, and Formatting
Outputs
- Chapter 12: Looping
- Chapter 13: Working with ColdFusion Data
Structures
- Chapter 14: Forms
- Chapter 15: Validating Form Data
- Chapter 16: Implementing the ColdFusion Web
Application
Framework
- Chapter 17: Implementing Error Control
- Chapter 18: File Management
- Part III: Working the Internet with
Coldfusion
- Chapter 19: Sending Mail
- Chapter 20: Reading Mail
- Chapter 21: Using the HTTP Protocol
- Chapter 22: Accessing FTP Servers
- Chapter 23: Working with LDAP Servers
- Part IV: Advanced Concepts
- Chapter 24: Evaluating Dynamic Expressions
- Chapter 25: ColdFusion Scripting
- Chapter 26: Scheduling Events
- Chapter 27: Implementing a Search Engine
- Chapter 28: Application Security
- Chapter 29: Building ColdFusion Custom Tags
- Chapter 30: Including External Objects
- Chapter 31: WDDX
- Chapter 32: Using the CFREGISTRY Tag
- Appendix A: Installing ColdFusion
- Index
L'auteur - Arman Danesh
Arman Danesh
is MIS manager at Landegg Academy in Switzerland, where he is responsible for interactive Internet and intranet applications written in ColdFusion. The author of several books on HTML, JavaScript, and Linux, he also writes an Internet column for the South China Morning Post and develops and maintains several ColdFusion-based Web sites.
L'auteur - Kristin Aileen Motlagh
Kristin Aileen Motlagh
is CoFounder/Director of Technical Solutions for Trilemetry and member of Team Allaire who has worked with ColdFusion since version 1.5. She has developed ColdFusion applications for a wide range of corporate clients, including the World Bank, MCI, and GE.
Caractéristiques techniques
| PAPIER | |
| Éditeur(s) | Sybex |
| Auteur(s) | Arman Danesh, Kristin Aileen Motlagh |
| Parution | 10/05/1999 |
| Nb. de pages | 846 |
| Format | 19 x 23 |
| Poids | 1486g |
| EAN13 | 9780782124521 |
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