Jan. CAPFUG Meeting Is a Big Success!

The CAPFUG meeting is currently going on in the room next to me (I'm popping in and out) - we've got 20 people and the dialogue and presentations are going great. The CAPFUG site will have archive files for the meeting very shortly.

I'm curious how many folks out there would be interested if we begin Breezing the meetings? I've been meaning to set that up but haven't had much time due to the client work I've been doing, but if enough people are interested, I'll try very hard to begin Breezing with the next meeting.

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Andrew Trice's Gravatar Hi Simon, I'm Glad to hear it is a success. I've attended a few meetings, and spoke at one, and the attendance definitely seems to be increasing. I had planned on attending tonight, but got pulled into a client meeting at the last minute. I look forward to checking out the content up on the site soon.
-Andy
# Posted By Andrew Trice | 1/3/07 8:26 PM
Kevin Wright's Gravatar Breeze presentations would be great! Thanks for your all your efforts for the CF/Flex community!!
# Posted By Kevin Wright | 1/4/07 11:59 AM
jeff Houser's Gravatar Yes, breeze breeze, breeze

Not as good as being there, but better than nothing.
# Posted By jeff Houser | 1/4/07 4:00 PM
Dan Wilson's Gravatar I would attend breeze sessions of CAPFUG.

I live 5 hours away right now, making personal attendence out of the question. I hate missing such good topics.

dw
# Posted By Dan Wilson | 1/5/07 8:53 AM
Mark Cadle's Gravatar Ok, so this is way off topic. But how do you:

a.) programmatically show which datasources are connected in cf mx 7
b.) disconnect a datasource programmatically

I know the settings in the admin, but I have a datasource that is not releasing the mssql dbms. Any ideas?
# Posted By Mark Cadle | 1/6/07 11:59 PM
Simon Horwith's Gravatar To get all DSNs you do something like the following:
<cfscript>
objDSN = createObject('component', 'CFIDE.adminapi.datasource');
stDSN = variables.objDSN.getDatasources();
</cfscript>

to disconnect CF from a Datasource, I'm sure there are several approaches - one would be to call the 'set'XXX method (where XXX is the datasource type) that resides in the CFIDE.adminapi.datasource object to update it (replicating the disable feature in the CF Admin for a datasource).
# Posted By Simon Horwith | 1/7/07 12:35 AM
Simon Horwith's Gravatar Mark - in addition to getting all DSNs, you can use the verifyDSN() method on the same object in order to determine if a DSN works.
You can browse the docs for all the datasource functionality in the admin API by browsing the following link on your dev server: http://localhost/cfide/componentutils/componentdet...
# Posted By Simon Horwith | 1/7/07 12:39 AM
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