CFML,Development,linux,open source
12 November 2009 | 4 Comments
My two other posts on FFmpeg entitled “Installing ffmpeg on CentOS 5” and “SELinux with ffmpeg” already explained in deep how to get FFmpeg up and running. Unfortunately, today one of our servers just reported a plain: ffmpeg: error while loading shared libraries: libfaad.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory when [...]
Tagged in centos 5, configured, error while loading shared libraries, ffmpeg, ldconfig, nightly snapshots, shared object, snapshot
CFML,Development,open source
11 November 2009 | 12 Comments
I run into a nasty issue the other day with “alike” directories in my web application. That is, I had a copy of a “WEB-INF” directory called “WEB-INF–”. While my web application did not bother with copy of the WEB-INF directory, Tomcat threw all kinds of errors in the catalina.out log file. Also, I had [...]
Tagged in catalina, cfm engine, java error messages, java lang, nullpointerexception, tomcat, unknown source, web application
Apple,CFML,Development,open source
1 August 2009 | 4,233 Comments
My favorite scripting language is CFML, or as some know it as ColdFusion. I like it because it is very very powerful, easy to use and can do just about everything your xyz language can do. For many years, ColdFusion was a closed sourced system, where the former Macromedia and now Adobe got the copyright [...]
Tagged in adobe, Apple, application server, catalina, digital asset management, java jre, java runtime, java version, jdk, open source, openbd, tomcat
CFML,Development
21 July 2009 | 19 Comments
Recently over at the website of our open source Digital Asset Management company Razuna Ltd., we published a desktop application that was build with Adobe AIR. Now, while we could easily link to the AIR application, which all end with an extension of “.air”, within the web page it would prompt the user to install [...]
Tagged in adobe, application installer, centos, desktop application, htaccess, macos x, mime type configuration, mime types, safari, tomcat installation, web server, zip air, zip file
CFML
7 February 2009 | 4 Comments
Among other things, I am one of the members of the OpenBD Steering Committee. OpenBD is the first Open Source ColdFusion Application Server and has a long history of the product itself and the members of it. But somehow, when the company behind the commercial BlueDragon product decided to open source their J2EE BlueDragon product, [...]
Tagged in application server, bluedragon, CFML, digital asset management, open source, openbd, steering committee