First of all I am not talking here about porting CF in Rails framework, but porting of ideas.
After I heard for millionth time "Ruby on Rails is cool", I've decided to try it myself. Well, that was 6+ months ago: read Ruby language tutorial, few tuts on Rails framework, and that's where I stopped. Don't get me wrong, it is not because I didn't like it, but because of lack of time. Anyway, I think I got point, and point where I sincerely agree: "freedom yes, but not too much" or "too much freedom can kill you".
How is this related with ColdFusion.
Plus/minus some time since I start learning RoR, I also heard (at that time rumor) that Adobe plans to integrate Hibernate in new version of CF Server (code name Centaur).
I'll stop here (for now) and conclude: CF needs to make a choice on MVC framework and CF on Rails is there.
to be continued...
CF Wheels, framework inspired by Ruby on Rails, hit its first final version.
April 25, 2009
April 23, 2009
Pingback
Wikipedia:
Pingback is an XML-RPC request sent from Site A to Site B. This functionality usually comes as part of blogging softwares since it's most commonly used there. Almost all open source blogging applications are written in PHP and only a few in CF and none of them have support for pingback. Therefore I decided to write an CF implementation by myself.
Download source code
pingback.cfc - Pingback implementation
tools.cfc - Various tools used by pingback.cfc
xmlrpc.cfc - Translates XML-RPC packets to and from CFML data structures
xmlrpc.cfm - XML-RPC Server
test.cfm - Test template. Start from this file.
Successfully tested on Railo 3.1 and ColdFusion 8 Enterprise Server.
Should not be a problem to integrate it into blogCFC.
Pingback specification:
http://www.hixie.ch/specs/pingback/pingback
A Pingback is one of three types of Linkbacks, methods for Web authors to request notification when somebody links to one of their documents. This enables authors to keep track of who is linking to, or referring to their articles.
Pingback is an XML-RPC request sent from Site A to Site B. This functionality usually comes as part of blogging softwares since it's most commonly used there. Almost all open source blogging applications are written in PHP and only a few in CF and none of them have support for pingback. Therefore I decided to write an CF implementation by myself.
Download source code
pingback.cfc - Pingback implementation
tools.cfc - Various tools used by pingback.cfc
xmlrpc.cfc - Translates XML-RPC packets to and from CFML data structures
xmlrpc.cfm - XML-RPC Server
test.cfm - Test template. Start from this file.
Successfully tested on Railo 3.1 and ColdFusion 8 Enterprise Server.
Should not be a problem to integrate it into blogCFC.
Pingback specification:
http://www.hixie.ch/specs/pingback/pingback
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