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ISBN 10: 0782140297
ISBN 13: 978-0782140293
Author: Raymond Camden; Arman Danesh; Hal Helms; Guy Rish; Emily Kim; Shlomy Gantz; Jen deHaan; Peter deHaan; Charles Mohnike; Selene Bainum; John Colasante; William Baum; Kenneth N. Fricklas; Matt Liotta
Part I: Managing Content and Applications.
Chapter 1: Designing and Planning a ColdFusion Application.
Chapter 2: Tr oubleshooting and Debugging ColdFusion MX Code.
Chapter 3: State Management in a Clustered Environment.
Chapter 4: The Fusebox Framework and Development Methodology.
Chapter 5: Developing Component-Based Applications.
Chapter 6: Creating Search Engines with Verity.
Chapter 7: Advanced WDDX.
Chapter 8: Application Security Techniques.
Chapter 9: Archives and Deployment.
Chapter 10: Source Code Management.
Part II: Advanced Database Integration.
Chapter 11: Advanced SQL.
Chapter 12: Stored Procedures.
Chapter 13: Upsizing Databases to SQL Server.
Part III: Client-Side Coding.
Chapter 14: Using JavaScript and DHTML with ColdFusion.
Chapter 15: Working with WAP and WML Clients.
Part IV: Enhancing Performance.
Chapter 16: Performance Tuning.
Chapter 17: Clustering:Load Balancing and Failover.
Chapter 18: Caching Techniques.
Part V: Custom Server-Side Coding.
Chapter 19: Working with Java Objects.
Chapter 20: Building Java Extensions.
Chapter 21: Building C++Extensions.
Chapter 22: Using cfexecute.
Part VI: Integrating with External Services.
Chapter 23: Integrating with Flash MX.
Chapter 24: Web Services.
Appendices.
Appendix A: Configuring ColdFusion for Java.
Appendix B: Understanding UML Class Diagrams.
Appendix C: Using the Code from This Book.
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