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What else can you do with Railo Server?
Getting up and running with Railo Express
Time for action - downloading Railo
Time for action - setting the administrator's password
Running the Railo Server Tomcat installer
Time for action - installing on Windows
Adding CFML-enabled sites to IIS7
Time for action - adding a site to IIS7
Getting up and running with the Railo WAR and Jetty
Time for action - downloading and installing Jetty
Time for action - booting up Jetty
Time for action - downloading and deploying the Railo WAR
Time for action - Hello World!
Time for action - single tag example
Time for action - using built-in functions
Time for action - using user-defined functions
Time for action - using structures
Time for action - creating an array
Time for action - adding a variable to the SERVER scope
Time for action - creating the APPLICATION scope
Time for action - creating a SESSION scope in your Application
Time for action - using the REQUEST Scope
Time for action - getting variables from the URL
Time for action - getting FORM variables
Time for action - installing MySQL and setting up our database
Time for action - configuring data sources in Railo Server
Time for action - running queries against our database
Time for action - calling stored procedures
Time for action - creating the Employee component
Time for action - setting up an example context
Time for action - setting your password
How contexts relate to each other
Time for action - setting the time zone
Time for action - investigating the Web Administrator
Time for action - comparing template caching settings
Time for action - restricting the scoping of variables
Time for action - merging the URL and FORM scopes
Time for action - creating a search collection
Time for action - creating mappings in our application
Time for action - using magic functions
Time for action - setting the debug template
Developing Applications with Railo Server
Time for action - building the simplest application
Time for action - defining the application
Object relational mapping with Railo Server
Time for action - upgrading Railo Server
Creating our database persistence store
Time for action - creating a database
Time for action - creating our railoblog datasource
Time for action - creating the blog
Time for action - listing our blog posts
Time for action - adding comments
Time for action - creating a cache connection
Time for action - using the Cache object
Time for action - getting well versed with more caching functions
Time for action - caching a page with cfcache
Time for action - caching content within a template
Time for action - caching a query using cachedwithin
Time for action - assigning an EHCache Lite connection to resources
Time for action - looping through a list
Time for action - looping an array
Time for action - looping through a structure
Time for action - looping over queries
Time for action - creating the component
Time for action - getting the contents of another site
Time for action - using the
Time for action - get a user by his/her ID
Time for action - using the Query component
Time for action - getting the content of a website via the HTTP component
Time for action - displaying a video player
Time for action - installing the Video Extension
Time for action - creating clips for our video player
Time for action - creating poster frames and clips
Time for action - adding a playlist to
AJAX functionality within the Railo server
Time for action - setting up the application and services
Time for action - binding the input to the component
Time for action - displaying the tasks
Time for action - deleting a task
Time for action - writing and reading files
Time for action - looping through the contents of a file
Time for action - creating a mapping for the log file
Time for action - creating our components
Time for action - creating a Railo archive
Time for action - changing the settings of a mapping
Accessing your files from ZIP and TAR files
Time for action - accessing files from a ZIP file
Using RAM as a quick location to store files
Time for action - compiling plain text to CFML
Using Amazon's Simple Storage Service to use files in the Cloud
Time for action - using Amazon's Simple Storage Service (S3)
Why create your own CFML tags and functions?
Time for action - creating our own CFML tag
Time for action - creating our own CFML function
Time for action - installing an extension for the web context
Time for action - installing the Galleon forums web application
Time for action - creating our own Railo application extension
Time for action - creating our own extension provider
Creating a Video-sharing Application
VideoShare: Getting to know our application
Time for action - creating our basic application
Time for action - creating the layout custom tag
Time for action - creating our user model object
Time for action - log in or log out of the application
Time for action - uploading a video
Time for action - adding the secure tag
Time for action - storing our video to the database
Time for action - converting the uploaded video
Creating thumbnails for our videos
Time for action - creating images from a video
Adding comments to our video page
Time for action - adding comments to our videos