ajaxCFC reaches 1.0

Posted At : October 30, 2006 10:04 PM | Posted By : Rob Gonda
Related Categories: ajax,ajaxCFC,Coldfusion

I'm happy to announce that ajaxCFC has reached 1.0; but wait, there is more! ajaxCFC has a new home: it is now hosted at RIAForge where you can discuss issues in the forums, file bugs, and browse the source code with SVN.

As part of this new build I included the log4javascript integration: an unobtrusive html pop-up that logs your every Ajax request, showing requested methods, arguments, responses, and trapped server-side errors.

I must confess, I have my own subversion server, thus you won't be seeing much activity in the RIAForge's public one, nevertheless, you will get updates before I upload new builds.

I will also re-open a Wiki for ajaxCFC, but this time I will make is private. Last time I tried this it kept getting sabotaged, so if you want access just ping me.

p.s. I almost forgot, I updated the documentation.

posted on October 30, 2006 at 10:04 PM by Rob Gonda

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Rob,

Congrats on the 1.0 release. I know you have spent a good amount of time providing this framework to the community.

A few questions:

Will the ModelGlue and MachII sample files be updated as well?

Is the new 1.0 release backward compatible with the version inside the framework examples?

Thanks,

Dan

# Posted By Dan Wilson | 10/31/06 11:14 AM

Hi Rob,
Congrats.
I'd like access to the Wiki if you can send me info on accessing... been using ajaxCFC for 3+ mos now... like it a lot. Many thanks for your work
best
Mark
holtonma@gmail.com

# Posted By Mark Holton | 10/31/06 4:25 PM

Congratulations on reaching 1.0! I know you have been having problems with the wiki. Would it be possible to make it read-only for the general public and make modifications private? Also a new user step by step walk through would be much appreciated.

# Posted By Ben | 10/31/06 6:38 PM

Dan, as usual, excellent point! I promised you back at CFUnited to update the examples and never got to it, until now. I just updated the Model-glue and Mach-II examples to include this new release, with an updated engine and logging capabilities. You can get it from SVN or the ajaxCFC download from the site. Thanks again for your support.

Mark, Ben, I will send you guys access to the Wiki when I set it up. I'm shooting for this weekend.

# Posted By Rob Gonda | 10/31/06 11:53 PM

Rob--

Please give me access to the wiki.

Been using AjaxCFC with BlueDragon; it works great--better than on CFMX, actually. Thanks! :)

Can we talk about updating engine.js to a newer version that has the error-handling bugs worked out? This version doesn't play nice with Firefox.

Give me a shout!

Thanks,
Josh

# Posted By Josh Adams | 11/15/06 3:28 PM

i tried installing ajaxcfc and testing the examples and keep getting errors about needing a semicolen. any ideas?

http://www.brookwood.com/ajaxcfc/examples/suggest/...

# Posted By chris brickhouse | 2/13/07 10:56 AM

Chris, you have an onRequestEnd template with your google analytics / urchin tracking. You can tell the Ajax request to abort and return prior to getting there by adding <cfset setAbortAfterRequest(true) /> at the top of your query.cfc component.

# Posted By Rob Gonda | 2/13/07 12:41 PM

thanks! i will try this.

# Posted By chris brickhouse | 2/23/07 12:19 PM

i just tried this, to no avail.

# Posted By chris brickhouse | 2/23/07 12:24 PM

Chris,

Inside the cfcomponent tag, not above.

# Posted By Rob Gonda | 2/23/07 7:22 PM

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