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ColdFusion Training Objectives

Through class lectures, demonstrations, walkthroughs, and labs, you will learn to:

• Set up and understand the ColdFusion MX development environment
• Use Dreamweaver MX as a development tool
• Skillfully use common tags of the Cold Fusion Markup Language (CFML)
• Publish dynamic data using ColdFusion tags
• Create applications to display, insert, and update data dynamically
• Create forms complete with client-side JavaScript validation
• Incorporate Cold Fusion-generated Java controls
• Understand ColdFusion variables and their scopes
• Use CFML and variables to perform conditional procedures
• Utilize common Cold Fusion functions
• Create data drill-down routines
• Create a delete records routine with JavaScript enhancements
• Create a browse next n records routine
• Create an intuitive search interface
• Incorporate JavaScript to perform client side validation
• Debug ColdFusion MX applications
• Build security and authentication routines with persistent variables
• Implement structured error handling
• Build a Web application during the next three days which will give you practical experience using the aforementioned skills

ColdFusion Training Course duration

3 Days

ColdFusion Training Course outline

Level 1 Introduction
	About the Course Course Objectives Course Prerequisites Course Format Internet Applications: The Big Picture The Dynamic Page Advantage The Next Generation Internet Applications
Unit 1: Introduction to ColdFusion MX
	Understanding the Interaction between Web Server, Application Server, and Browser Advantages of ColdFusion as an Application Server The ColdFusion MX Components The New ColdFusion MX Architecture Why is MX Better than all Previous Versions of ColdFusion? New Features in ColdFusion MX Integration Capabilities of ColdFusion MX
Unit 2: Introduction to Dreamweaver MX
	What Happened to ColdFusion Studio? Overview of Dreamweaver MX Features Selecting a Workspace Defining a Site Finding Help Right Click Functionality Understanding Panels The Insert Bar Keyboard Shortcuts Setting Preferences Code Hints and Tag Completion Customizing Dreamweaver
Unit 3: Publishing Dynamic Data
	Creating a Data Source Querying Database Tables Setting Local Variables Outputting Query Result Sets and other Variables to a Page
Unit 4: ColdFusion MX Programming with CFML
	Performing Conditional Logic Creating Different Types of Conditional Looping Including Common Code Redirecting users to an URL Common CFML Usage
Unit 5: Introduction to ColdFusion Functions
	Learning Usage Rules of Functions Becoming Familiar with Different Groups of Functions Learning to Use Common Functions Introduction to User-Defined Functions
Level 2 Unit 6: ColdFusion Forms
	Creating Various HTML Forms and Controls Collecting User Input from Forms Using <CFFORM>, <CFINPUT>, and <CFSELECT> Creating a Form Action Page that Uses <CFQUERY> Dynamically populating SELECT controls Dynamically populating <CFSELECT> Publishing a List to Users Based on their Selections Using Server Side Data Validation Using Client Side Data Validation Validating for Special Values
Unit 7: Dynamic URL Parameters (data drill-down)
	Using URL Parameters to Pass Data Between Pages Using URL Parameters to Create a Dynamic Data Drill-Down Page
Unit 8: Inserting and Updating Data
	Creating a ColdFusion MX Form for Inserting Data Creating an Insert Action page Creating a ColdFusion MX Form for Updating data Creating an Update Action Page Pre-filling Form Controls with Current Database Values Adding Records to a Database Updating Records in a Database
Unit 9: Creating Application Enhancements
	Creating a Delete Records Routine Using JavaScript to Enhance Delete Routine Create a Browse Next n Records Routine Caching Queries for Better performance Creating a Search Interface
Level 3 Unit 10: ColdFusion Java Controls
	Adding Java Controls to <CFFORM> Blocks Java Slider Controls Java Tree Controls Implementing a Java Grid Control Creating Your own Java Controls
Unit 11: Debugging and Troubleshooting
	Recognizing and Fixing Web Server Configuration Problems Recognizing and Fixing ODBC Driver Error Problems Handling SQL Statement Syntax and Logic Errors Fixing ColdFusion MX Syntax Errors Recognizing and Fixing URL and Path Problems The Ten Commandments of Application Development
Unit 12: Structured Error Handling
	Catching Errors as They Occur Introducing <CFTRY> and <CFCATCH> Basic Exception Handling Templates that Work Around errors Templates that recover from Errors Nesting <CFTRY> Blocks Introducing <CFRETHROW> Introducing <CFTHROW>
Unit 13: Introducing the Web Application Framework
	Becoming Familiar with the Application Framework Using Application-Level Variables Use of <CFERROR> Understanding the Use of CFID and CFTOKEN in Maintaining State Introduction to Application Variables Introduction to Cookie Variables Introduction to Client Variables Introduction to Session Variables Introduction to J2EE Sessions
Unit 14: Creating a Security/Authentication Routine
	Designing for Security Designing for Page to Page Authentication Using <CFLOGIN> Using Session Variables Locking Session Variables with <CFLOCK> Creative Use of Multiple Application.cfm Files Creating a Logout Routine

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