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January 28, 2008

Google API: Logging in with AuthSub Part 3

Filed under: ColdFusion, Google — Tags: , , , — Steve Nelson @ 8:43 pm
Remember that “next” variable that we passed to google in my previous post? That’s the URL that google will send our users to after they go through the approval process on Google.com. They have to do two things, first login to Google.com, then either grant or deny your request to access their google data. If [...]

January 25, 2008

Google API: Logging in with AuthSub Part 2

Filed under: ColdFusion, Google — Tags: , , , — Steve Nelson @ 8:39 am
The first step of the AuthSub proxy process is very simple. Which is good. It’ll ease you into using the Google API. Below is the first function in my GoogleAuthenticate.cfc file. I’ll publish the full file after I cover the individual functions. Feel free to build the CFC and follow along. Basically all you [...]

January 24, 2008

Google API: The cool way to Login Part 1

Filed under: ColdFusion, Google — Tags: , , , — Steve Nelson @ 8:28 am
I’ve become addicted to Google. The company does some truly wonderful things. Not perfect by any means, but wonderful. Lately I have been playing around quite a bit with the Google calendar API and the Google spreadsheet API. Also…logging into the API, which is important to understand. I’ve written a few CFCs to access all [...]

Shan’s Simple Examples: Scale all children in Flex

Filed under: Flex & Flash, Shan's Simple Examples — Tags: , — Shannon Hicks @ 7:23 am
I’ve decided since I attempt to help people in #flex (on EFNet) and #coldfusion / #cfflex (on DALNet) on a daily basis, that I’ll pick one simple question and try to whip up an example for everyone to see. Today, someone asked how to scale all children of a container. The basic answer is to just [...]

June 8, 2007

Easing server load with lighttpd

Filed under: Hardware, Linux, Performance — Tags: , — Shannon Hicks @ 8:05 am
I had a website with an issue. This site is successful on several levels… It gets a good number of visits (500,000/month), each visitor hits nearly 10 pages per visit (so around 5,000,000 page views/month), and ranks well with search engines. While this might sound like a slightly above-average site, the problem lies with it’s [...]

October 31, 2006

Installing Flex Data Services 2 Express on Tomcat for Dummies

Filed under: Flex & Flash, JVM & Java — Tags: , , — Shannon Hicks @ 1:27 pm
Or, “Installing Flex Data Services 2 Express as a Windows Service” This guide is for those who know nothing of Tomcat, yet are sick of having a command prompt in the background when you are trying to work with FDS. I’ll assume that you’re running Windows, and that you’re doing this on your local machine, so [...]
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