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Introducing CF
Getting Started
Dynamic Data
Program Flow
Building Forms
Search Interfaces
Data Interface
Inserting New Data
Updating Data
Securing Web Pages

 

ColdFusion Training

 

The information to the left is a full course in Macromedia's ColdFusion (don't expect to finish it in one day!)

ColdFusion course description

Fast Track to ColdFusion

Fast Track to ColdFusion is a 3-day course that provides experienced Web developers with the knowledge and hands-on practice they need to start building and maintaining dynamic and interactive Web applications using ColdFusion.

Topics

a.. Setting up the ColdFusion development environment
b.. Using ColdFusion Studio
c.. Publishing dynamic data using ColdFusion tags
d.. Reusing common code
e.. Building forms with ColdFusion
f.. Building search interfaces
g.. Building data drill-down interfaces
h.. Accepting user information for updating and inserting data in databases
i.. Incorporating JavaScript to perform client side validation
j.. Securing web pages

Objectives
Upon completion of this course, students should be able to:

a.. Set up and manage the ColdFusion development environment
b.. Use ColdFusion Markup Language (CFML) to store and output values
c.. Define OBDC drivers to interact with database tables
d.. Build queries that publish, insert, and update data dynamically
e.. Use JavaScript to perform client-side validation
f.. Use local, cookies, and other variables within applications
g.. Develop fully interactive, database-driven Web applications

Course Prerequisites

To gain the most from this class, you should already:

a.. Be familiar with Web terminology
b.. Understand Web server characteristics
c.. Have experience with the HTML tag set and syntax
d.. Be familiar with the SQL command set, including SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, and DELETE

Outline

Unit 1: Course Overview

a.. Introducing the course
b.. Walk through the Sales Journal application

Unit 2: Introducing ColdFusion

a.. Discussing static pages
b.. Understanding ColdFusion features and components
c.. Configuring the ColdFusion development environment
d.. Understanding how CFML works
e.. Understanding how dynamic page publishing works
f.. Exercise: Browsing Example Applications

Unit 3: Getting Started

a.. Installing ColdFusion
b.. Exploring ColdFusion Studio
c.. Reviewing the development process
d.. Using ColdFusion variables
e.. Creating local variables
f.. Outputting variables
g.. Using ColdFusion functions
h.. Exercise: Explore the Sales Journal Application

Unit 4: Publishing Database Content

a.. Connecting to a database
b.. Setting up an ODBC datasource
c.. Querying a database
d.. Outputting a dataset
e.. Renaming query columns
f.. Formatting output with HTML tables
g.. Exercise: Creating an inventory catalog

a.. Reusing common code
b.. Creating a ColdFusion mapping
c.. Using custom tags
Unit 6: Building Forms with ColdFusion

a.. Understanding HTML forms
b.. Creating HTML form controls
c.. Passing form variables
d.. Using ColdFusion with forms
e.. Using conditional processing
f.. Testing for form variable existence
g.. Exercise: Creating a search form

Unit 7: Building Search Interfaces

a.. Dynamically populating SELECT controls
b.. Creating dynamic queries
c.. Testing multiple conditions
d.. Exercise: Building an action page

a.. Passing URL parameters
b.. Creating data drill-downs
c.. Exercise: Displaying database details

a.. Building an insert form page
b.. Performing server-side validation
c.. Building an insert action page
d.. Redirecting a URL
e.. Exercise: Adding a new database record

a.. Building an update form page
b.. Prefilling HTML forms
c.. Performing client-side validation
d.. Comparing server and client-side validation
e.. Building and update action pages
f.. Exercise: Building an update page

Unit 11: Securing Web Pages

a.. Addressing the Web's statelessness
b.. Using application-level variables
c.. Using cookies
d.. Using session variables
e.. Exercise: Creating a login page

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