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Java Blend and Cold Fusion High Level Database Interfaces

Given by Chao Wei Ou at CPS616 Web Technologies on Spring 98. Foils prepared May 3 1998

In this talk are presented two high-level technologies for making web pages that are linked to a relational database.
We give a brief overview of the new JavaBlend. This system allows you to program the web user interface in Java, where Java data objects are directly linked to the database. These can be used for database access without explicitly using JDBC or SQL.
We describe in more detail the older ColdFusion. This is a server-side markup language, which allows you to program SQL database queries in a tag language. This tag language is an extension of HTML and also makes HTML pages to show the results of database operations. Several examples are given in this talk, illustrating the tags used for database operations.
  • ColdFusion also has tags for other server-side services, not discussed here.


Table of Contents for Java Blend and Cold Fusion High Level Database Interfaces


001 JavaBlend and Cold Fusion High-level Web-Linked Database Software
002 Abstract
003 Introduction - I
004 Introduction - II
005 Java Blend
006 Java Blend Features - I
007 Java Blend Features - II
008 Title of foil 8
009 PPT Slide
010 PPT Slide
011 Overview of Cold Fusion- I
012 Overview - II
013 Cold Fusion Application Server Features - I
014 Cold Fusion Application Server Features - II
015 Cold Fusion Markup Language (CFML) - I
016 Cold Fusion Markup Language (CFML) - II
017 Cold Fusion Markup Language (CFML) - III
018 Web Server Compatibility
019 Database Support
020 How Cold Fusion Works - I
021 How Cold Fusion Works - II
022 Sample Database Used In Examples
023 Creating a Page to Select Data
024 Displaying the Results of a Selection
025 A Simple HTML page
026 A Simple CF Application page
027 HTML Output From CFOUTPUT
028 Variables Used in Example
029 Using Dynamic Parameters in SQL Statements
030 A More Complicated HTML page
031 A More Complicated CF Page (employeesearch.cfm)
032 Presenting Query Output in a Table
033 Using CFREPORT to Add Crystal Reports Output
034 Nested CFOUTPUT and Grouping
035 Output for Nested CFOUTPUT and Grouping
036 Record Number Query Attributes
037 Returning Partial Recordsets
038 Inserting Data
039 Creating Forms with the CFFORM Tag
040 Creating an HTML Insert Form
041 Creating an Insert Page with CFINSERT
042 Creating an Insert Page with CFQUERY
043 Updating Data
044 Creating an Update Form
045 Complete Update Page Using CFUPDATE
046 Creating an Update Page with CFQUERY
047 Deleting Data
048 Data Input Validation
049 Data Input Validation Types
050 Dynamic HTML Forms - I
051 Dynamic HTML Forms - II
052 Dynamic HTML Forms - III
053 Dynamic SQL - I
054 Dynamic SQL - II
055 Transaction Processing
056 More Features in Cold Fusion - I
057 More Features in Cold Fusion - II
058 Conclusions


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