SpoolMail Updated

I made two minor updates to SpoolMail. First off - I got rid of the Application.cfc file and changed it to a Application.cfm file provided by Phillip Duba. Now - let me be clear. Application.cfc is much better than Application.cfm. But since this was the only thing preventing the application from working in CFMX6 (and 5 most likely), it seemed like a good call.

Secondly, I added the ActivateURL UDF to the message display. This will auto-hot link any URL/email address. These links should pop open a new window.

Oh - and I added a license. If you have any questions on the license, just let me know. You can download the application from the project page.

Comments (6) Jan 20, 2006 9:23 AM Views: 2175

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Ray - Why not keep Application.cfc AND Application.cfm?

If I rememebr correctly, CFMX 7 will only use Application.cfc is both exist.

This way, for those using CFMX 7, we get the benefits of Application.cfc, which would be ignored in pre-7 versions.
# Posted By Scott Stroz | 1/20/06 9:42 AM
CF7 will use App.cfc, however, I don't want to maintain two files. It is too easy to screw it up, know what I mean? And t o properly test I'd need to keep renaming the cfc to hide it. Too much hassle. :)
# Posted By Raymond Camden | 1/20/06 9:46 AM
License....to quote Moe Sizlak, "wwwwwhhhaaaAAAAAA?"

Oh, btw, Ray Horn the Rapid CF Developer has posted your email that you sent to him about cfparam.

The dude needs a good pimp slap.
# Posted By jj | 1/20/06 11:06 AM
does the license have to be in each file (just in case we chose to do the same) or is the read me enough?
# Posted By PaulH | 1/20/06 11:11 AM
Not sure. I'm putting it in the read me only.
# Posted By Raymond Camden | 1/20/06 11:22 AM
/agree on the pimpslap needs JJ, that guy has really got a hair up somwhere... He is making himself look stupid saying 'Ray didnt answer the question about his own blog' Ray DID answer the question - use the native SQL drivers. And I am sorry, but if the Rabid guy cant explain to his customers the difference in speed and security they can realize using native mode SQL drivers, he might want to look for a new career. You cant just code, you have to sell best practices to the customer, even when its more difficult or more expensive. Otherwise, its egg on your face when your app gets SQL injected.
# Posted By Justice | 1/20/06 12:17 PM
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