The project I'm currently working on resides in two locations. One inside our corporate firewall for users to setup a survey and a second outside our firewall for users to actually take the survey. For the internal piece we wanted to be able to identify the user based on their Windows login information so they did not have to log-in a second time.
It took a little searching but once I found what I was looking for it was actually quite simple to implement. First off you need to disable anonymous access to the directory containing you web site in IIS and then enable Windows Integrated Security. Once that is in place you you can use the CGI environment variable AUTH_USER to grab the username of the user currently logged into the machine in the domain\username format.
Friday, January 27, 2006
Coldfusion and Windows Integrated Security
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Wednesday, January 18, 2006
Final Launch: OMNOVA Solutions - Design Center
We finally launched the last phase of the OMNOVA Design Center last week. It was a long and sometimes bumpy road but in the end I think we came up with a very good app. The final launch includes five more product lines and a few usability tweaks. You can check it ou at the link below.
OMNOVA Solutions - Design Center
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Nokia with Macromedia Flash Player - Gizmodo
Could this be one of the first Flash enabled phones coming to the States?Probably not, but we can hope....
Nokia with Macromedia Flash Player - Gizmodo
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Wednesday, December 28, 2005
Why SSN should NOT be stored as an integer in a database
Good synoposis on the dangers of storing some types of user data as integers.
"If you have a hand in storing SSN's on any level during developing, read this. Personally, I've seen this happen too many times."
read more | digg story
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Tuesday, December 20, 2005
Cool use of....Ajax?
To be honest, I'm not real sure how they're doing this but it's pretty sweet. Watch in real time as stories on digg are updated/added.
http://www.digg.com/spy
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CFEclipse
I downloaded Eclipse yesterday so I could try out CFEclispse. I guess maybe I don't know how to use it because so far it doesn't seem like there is anything better about it vs. Dreamweaver 8. It also seems to choke my system whenever I open it. If anybody has any tips I'd love to hear them. Also, if anyone has suggestions for good Coldfusion development apps I'd like to hear about those too.
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Thursday, December 08, 2005
Coldfusion is Safe at Adobe
We're just beginning to use Coldfusion on some projects at work. I'm very excited about what I've seen so far. We've developed a few Flex apps now using VB.NET for the backend data integration and one using Coldfusion. The difference in speed of development between the two was like night and day. I couldn't believe how much easier it was using CF. When the Adobe acquisition occurred there was some concern here over what might happen to CF since Adobe hasn't really had a developer focus in the past. The interview below suggests that everything will be OK :)
Exclusive CFDJ Interview: Where's ColdFusion Headed Under Adobe? @ COLDFUSION DEVELOPER'S JOURNAL
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