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February 29, 2008

Down To The Wire: HTTP Sniffers

Filed under: Performance — Tags: — Patrick Quinn @ 9:30 am
At Webapper, we’ve always described our tuning & troubleshooting consulting as a “wire-to-wire” service. This means that we find and fix performance and/or stability problems wherever they are, even if they’re in the network layer (e.g., the TCP “silly window” problem). And beyond troubleshooting production systems, we’ve always found that HTTP sniffers are useful during [...]

February 7, 2008

Google Calendar XML: Deciphering the Data

Filed under: ColdFusion, Google — Tags: , , , , — Steve Nelson @ 4:57 am
In my previous post we looked at getting a list of calendars using the Google API. We looked at how to make the request, but not what to do with the data Google sends back. When you make a request for a list of calendars, Google sends the list back in an xml format. Some of [...]

February 1, 2008

Flex: Making Scrollbars Follow Focus

Filed under: Flex & Flash — Tags: , — Daryl Banttari @ 11:30 am
If you’ve ever created a form tall enough to require a vertical scroll bar in Flex, you may have not even have noticed that you have you scroll down manually when focus moves below the visible part of a window. Users, however, notice, especially if they don’t have a scroll wheel on their mouse. There [...]

Google Calendar API: Using ColdFusion to get a list of Calendars

Filed under: ColdFusion, Google — Tags: , , , , — Steve Nelson @ 6:42 am
Before we handle the methods for editing a calendar, we need to make sure we’re editing the correct calendar. To do that we need to get a list of the calendars from Google. This method we’ll look at today is very simple. So, let’s jump right into the code. ::CODECOLORER_BLOCK_4:: We start with our usual two login [...]

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