Harlan Ad Server Released!

Six months ago today DRK12 was released by Macromedia. On that DRK I released a product called Harlan Ad Server. Harlan was a tool to allow you to earn money from your web sites by generating ads and advertising campaigns. Much like Google AdSense (which I use here), Harlan generates JavaScript code that can be placed on your web site (or even on a totally unrelated, non-ColdFusion web site). Once your ads are displayed, you can begin tracking the results including impressions and click throughs.

Before today, Harlan was only avaiable on the DRK. Now it is available to everyone. Please see the license in the readme.txt file for more information. To download the application, please visit the project page.

Comments (9) Jan 21, 2006 10:11 AM Views: 2859

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you already know this... but
you are the fucking man, dog.
# Posted By tony of the weeg clan | 1/21/06 12:42 PM
Thanks Ray, I've learned more from your code than several books.

Don't see how you have time for things on wishlist when you keep adding to your plate.
# Posted By Scott | 1/21/06 12:46 PM
Gracias all. Watch your tongue though Tony, I had to add the F-bomb to my spam checker list due to some recent comment attacks. -sigh-
# Posted By Raymond Camden | 1/21/06 12:49 PM
I'm just wondering... do you sleep? Or are you like the peeps on 24, eat, sleep, and whatnot only during commerical breaks :)
# Posted By Anthony | 1/21/06 1:05 PM
I normally code my 'fun' stuff at night after the kids are asleep. Much more fun than just watching tv. ;)
# Posted By Raymond Camden | 1/21/06 1:14 PM
Another fan. Thanks. Blue Dragon Free?
I'll probably look at yours and change mine, so BD support is no big deal.
# Posted By Eric Dawson | 1/21/06 3:09 PM
Eric - yes - it will NOT work on BD unless you strip out the App.cfc and Flash Forms. Doable for sure.
# Posted By Raymond Camden | 1/22/06 8:42 PM
I presume compatibility with CFMX 6.x is due to the same issues - App.cfc and Flash forms?

At this point I'm wondering if I could whip up a features list long enough to poke my superiors into upgrading?
# Posted By Damien | 1/23/06 8:31 AM
Nod. It has to be cf7. Do note you can rewrite the app.cfc in probably 5 minutes. Getting rid of the flash forms would take longer though.
# Posted By Raymond Camden | 1/23/06 8:36 AM
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