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Most of Dreamweaver errors cause by its file cache system. If you are lucky, a quick workspace layout reset can solve some of minor problems. Menu : [Window] > [Workspace layout] > [Reset ‘Current Workspace name’]. If that didn’t help, we have to dig into window’s application data folder.

Go to : C:\Users\[Current User]\AppData\Roaming
Or  Windows start menu > Run > type: %appdata% and hit enter.

From there, navigate to Adobe\Dreamweaver CS(Version Number)\(Language)\Configuration
in my computer it’s Adobe\Dreamweaver CS5.5\en_US\Configuration

Find the file WinFileCache*.dat file(s) and delete them.. If you have more than one Configuration folder, I have "Configuration" and "Configuration-1", go into each one of those and  delete WinFileCache*.dats.

Restart Dreamweaver. You can start coding again.

My server is behind a NAT Router witch quite adamantly own my real IP and my server, the server have no clue about the IP it actually connected to the rest of the world. I can’t use CGI variables or java.net.InetAddress in this case. But DNSPark offers a web base IP detection page at http://ipdetect.dnspark.net with the limitation of calling it no more than once an every 10 minute interval. http://checkip.dyndns.org offers the same function and I’m sure they also have a same sort of a usage limitation. Following Code fetch the IP address from either one of above URLs.
<cfhttp url="http://checkip.dyndns.org" method="get"></cfhttp>
<cfset myip = listfirst(listlast(cfhttp.Filecontent,':'),' <')>

I’m behind a LinkSys E series router and like most routers, the admin interface of it display the real IP its currently occupying, with bit of fishing around the admin section HTML page, here I was able to fetch out the real IP directly from the router without been burden to a third party service.
<cfhttp url="http://192.168.1.1/Status_Router.asp" username="admin" password="[mypassword]" method="get">
<cfset myip   = listgetat(mid(cfhttp.Filecontent, find('var wan_ip',cfhttp.Filecontent),40),2,'"')>

Now having the real IP address, all we have to do is call DNSPark API URL with the correct information (documentation here). Bellow is the complete Code, and I used cfschedule to run this page every 10 minute, check if the IP address is changed, if true, Call DNSPark with the new IP. Also I add a text log on this, because I’m sort of turning into a log freak.

<cfset myhostnames  = "[host names separated by comma]">
<cfset DDNSUser  = "[DNS Park DDNS User Name]">
<cfset DDNPW   = "[DNS Park DDNS Password]">
<cfset LogFilePath = "#FileExists('/DNSparklog.txt')#">
<cfset URLhere   = "http://localhost/dnspark.cfm">

<!--- *********************************************************** --->
<!--- Fetch the real IP from dnspark.net                          --->
<!--- *********************************************************** --->
<cfhttp url="http://ipdetect.dnspark.net" method="get"></cfhttp>
<cfset myip = listfirst(listlast(cfhttp.Filecontent,':'),' <')>

<cfset logstring = ArrayNew(1)>
<cfparam name="url.oldip" default="#myip#">
<cfset ArrayAppend(logstring,myip)>
<cfif myip neq url.oldip>
 <!--- IP changed, lets talk to DNSpark --->
 <cfset ArrayAppend(logstring,'SENT')>
 <cftry>
 <cfhttp username="#DDNSUser#" password="#DDNPW#" url="https://www.dnspark.net/api/dynamic/update.php?hostname=#myhostnames#&ip=#myip#" method="get"></cfhttp>
 <cfset url.oldip = myip>
 <cfset Filecontent = replacenocase(cfhttp.Filecontent,chr(10),' ','all')>
 <cfswitch expression="#listfirst(Filecontent,' ')#">
  <cfcase value="ok,nochange">
   <!--- update successful --->
   <cfset ArrayAppend(logstring,Filecontent)>
  </cfcase>
  <cfcase value="nofqdn,nohost,abuse,unauth,blocked,notdyn">
   <cfset ArrayAppend(logstring,Filecontent)>
   <!--- DNSPark retuned an error message. This is a god palace to add email notification to yourself. --->
  </cfcase>
  <cfdefaultcase>
   <!--- DNSPark retuned Something else - posibly possibly an server error --->
   <cfset url.oldip = ''>
   <cfset ArrayAppend(logstring,'OTHER #cfhttp.Statuscode#')>
  </cfdefaultcase>
 </cfswitch>
  <cfcatch>
   <cfset url.oldip = ''>
   <cfset ArrayAppend(logstring,'ERROR')>
  </cfcatch>
 </cftry>
</cfif>

<!--- Save the log --->
<cfset ArrayAppend(logstring,"#dateformat(now(),'dd/mm/yy')# #TimeFormat(now(),'HH:mm:ss')#")>
<cffile action="append" file="e:\iis\cflove.org\warehouse\DNSPark.txt" output="#ArrayToList(logstring,' | ')#">

<!--- Let's Create a Schedule --->
<cfschedule   
    action   = "update"  
    task   = "dnspark-update"  
    operation  = "HTTPRequest"    
    startDate  = "#dateformat(now(),'mm/dd/yyyy')#"  
    startTime  = "#timeformat(  DateAdd('n',10,now()) ,'HH:mm')#"
    url   = "#URLhere#?oldup=#url.oldip#"  
    interval  = "once">
You may want to run this page inside your localhost because if the IP to your domain changed, the cfschedule may lose the access to this page too.

But my applicationhost.config file didn’t have <requestLimits> nod and except prisoners with long jail sentence no one else with right mind learn configuration values by heart. But the command
%windir%\system32\inetsrv\appcmd set config -section:requestFiltering -requestLimits.maxAllowedContentLength:524288000 solve that issue. Add the <requestLimits> nod to my applicationhost.config with 500MB limit. Sweet!

I restart the IIS. Upload the file again. Well. Nothing Changed. @#$! I don’t know why. If you know, please let me know. That would be very  sweet and very kind. If you don’t, that’s ok. I’m not dying to know anyway.

The other option was update the web.config file, in the root of my web folder. My file looks something like this:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<configuration>
    <system.webServer>
        <defaultDocument>
            <files>
                <clear />
                <add value="index.cfm" />
            </files>
        </defaultDocument>
    </system.webServer>
</configuration>and add the following node :
        <security>
            <requestFiltering>
                <requestLimits maxAllowedContentLength="524288000"/>
            </requestFiltering>
        </security>And now it looks like this :

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<configuration>
    <system.webServer>
        <defaultDocument>
            <files>
                <clear />
                <add value="index.cfm" />
            </files>
        </defaultDocument>
        <security>
            <requestFiltering>
                <requestLimits maxAllowedContentLength="524288000"/>
            </requestFiltering>
        </security>
    </system.webServer>
</configuration>That’s it. My upload form starts to work again. But remember, even if IIS let the file pass through still ColdFusion can enforce a size limit. Make sure you update the ColdFusion Administrator too.

Cannot perform web service invocation runScript.

ColdFusion gives you this message not because your network administrator blocked the port 18383, you know its open because you can access http://my-indesign-server-ip-goes-here:18383/service?wsdl from the ColdFusion box. Also nothing wrong with your ColdFusion code, because you just copy and pasted it form my previous post and updated only the InDesign server URL, in CFOBJECT webservice argument. Then Why?

You get this message because inDesign server’s web service engine is nothing to tweet home about. It could not accept requests from external IPs. Now hre is the workaround:

1. Install a web server (IIS would do), in your inDesign server box.
2. Download inDesign server SDK relevant to your inDesign server and unzip it.
3. Open the file IDSP.wsdl (in the folder : \docs\references) with the text editor and find the line <SOAP:address location="http://localhost:80"/> and replace the localhost with your inDesign server’s IP address or domain name and the port. Let’s say your inDesign server’s IP address is 192.168.1.100 and inDesign instance is running on port 18383, then this line should be <SOAP:address location="http://192.168.1.100:18383"/>.
4. Copy the file into your web server folder. Now your ColdFusion box can access http://my-indesign-server-ip-goes-here/IDSP.wsdl. Use this URL as your webservice.

<cfobject
    name         = "ind"
    webservice = "http://my-indesign-server-ip-goes-here/IDSP.wsdl"
    type            = "webservice">

That’s it. Now your ColdFusion box can connect to your InDesign server. Have Fun. Lot of it.

Railo Code (Without JavaLoader)
<cfset corefile     = ExpandPath('core.jar')>
<cfset BarcodeFormat    = createObject('java','com.google.zxing.BarcodeFormat',corefile)>
<cfset QRCodeWriter    = createObject('java','com.google.zxing.qrcode.QRCodeWriter',corefile).init() />
<cfset MatrixToImageWriter   = createObject('java','com.google.zxing.client.j2se.MatrixToImageWriter',corefile)>
<cfset QRcode      = QRCodeWriter.encode( 'http://cflove.org', BarcodeFormat.QR_CODE, 100, 100 )>
<cfset image      = ImageNew( MatrixToImageWriter.toBufferedImage( QRcode ) )/>
<cfimage action="writeToBrowser" source="#image#" format="png">

With JavaLoader

<cfset paths    = arrayNew(1)>
<cfset paths[1]   = expandPath("core.jar")>
<cfset loader    = createObject("component", "javaloader.JavaLoader").init(paths)>
<cfset BarcodeFormat    = loader.create('com.google.zxing.BarcodeFormat')>
<cfset QRCodeWriter    = loader.create('com.google.zxing.qrcode.QRCodeWriter').init()>
<cfset MatrixToImageWriter   = loader.create('com.google.zxing.client.j2se.MatrixToImageWriter')>
<cfset QRcode      = QRCodeWriter.encode( 'http://cflove.org', BarcodeFormat.QR_CODE, 100, 100 )>
<cfset image      = ImageNew( MatrixToImageWriter.toBufferedImage( QRcode ) )>
<cfimage action="writeToBrowser" source="#image#" format="png">

Download everything bellow

<cfparam name="request.autosuggest"  default="0">
<cfparam name="request.url"    default="">
<cfparam name="attributes.delimiter" default="|">
<cfparam name="attributes.url"   default="#request.url#">
<Cfset request.url = attributes.url>
<cfset autosuggest = val(request.autosuggest+1)>
<cfswitch expression="#thisTag.ExecutionMode#">
<cfcase value="start">
 <cfsavecontent variable="js">
  <cfif not val(request.autosuggest)>
  <style type="text/css">
   .autosuggest   {position:relative; display:inline-block}
   .autosuggest ul   {position:absolute; font-family:Verdana, Geneva, sans-serif; font-size:11px; max-height:80px; background-color:#F7F7F3; display:none; border-bottom:1px solid #CCC; z-index:10; list-style:none; padding:0px; margin:0px; clear:both; overflow-x:hidden; overflow-y:auto;}
   .autosuggest li   {margin:0px; padding-left:3px; padding-top:4px; padding-bottom:4px; list-style:none; border-top:1px solid #E0E0E0; border-left:1px solid #CCC; border-right:1px solid #CCC;}
   .autosuggest li:hover {background-color:#D7F2FF}
   .autosuggest li:first-child {border-top:none;}
  </style>
  <!--- ********************************************************* --->
  <!--- Auto Suggest Plugin                                       --->
  <!--- ********************************************************* --->
   <script type="text/javascript">
   (function($){
    $.fn.extend({
     autosuggest: function(options) {
      $(this).children('input').attr('autocomplete','off').bind('focus keyup', function(){
       $.ajax({url: options.url+"&returnformat=plain&string="+$(this).val(), dataType: "text", cache:false, context: this, success: function(data){
        var list = data.split( options.delimiter );
        var li   = '';
        if ( $.trim(list) !== '') {for ( var i=list.length-1; i>=0; --i ){ li = li + '<li>'+$.trim(list[i])+'</li>'}
         $(this).next().html(li).slideDown('fast').children('li').click(
          function(){ $(this).parent().slideUp('fast').prev().val( $(this).text() )}
         );
        } else { $(this).next().css('display','none') }
       }})
      }).blur(function() {
       if ( $(this).next().attr('active') == 'f' ) { $(this).next().delay(1000).slideUp('fast') }
      })
      $(this).children('ul').width( $(this).children('input').outerWidth() ).hover(
       function(){ $(this).attr('active','t') }, function(){ $(this).attr('active','f').prev().trigger('blur') }
      )
     }
    });
   })(jQuery);
   </script>
  </cfif>
 </cfsavecontent>
 <cfhtmlhead text="#js#">
 <cfoutput><div class="autosuggest" id="autosuggest#autosuggest#"></cfoutput>
</cfcase>
<cfdefaultcase><ul></ul></div>
<cfoutput>
<script type="text/javascript">
<!--- ********************************************************* --->
<!--- Call the Auto Suggest                                     --->
<!--- ********************************************************* --->
$(document).ready(function(){$('##autosuggest1').autosuggest({ url:"#attributes.url#", delimiter:"#attributes.delimiter#"})})
</script>
</cfoutput>
</cfdefaultcase>
</cfswitch>

Teapot is hot. Very Hot.

Search Engines Loves a Hot Cup of Tea

See the full URL with keywords nicely laid out? Search engines love those. You can customize your post’s URL with the Teapot Administrator, giving you greater chance to target higher search ranking. Not only that, Teapot automatically builds the site index XML file and submits to Google, Bing and Ask.

Add a Spoon of ColdFusion to Your Page. We are ColdFusion developers, we love ColdFusion and we want it everywhere. With Teapot, adding ColdFusion to your page is simple, easy and fun. Type your CFM in the editor, highlight, click the 'execute' icon.

Show Your Code it’s easy to add code blocks in your page. Highlight ‘em, click ‘code’ and that’s it.

Add Youtube, Viemo, PDF and all that.Click on the ‘media’ icon or Type in the URL of Youtube, Yahoo Video, Dailymotion, Metacafe or Vimeo. Teapot keeps your editor uncluttered and displays your media once the post is published.

Image Gallery It’s easy to build an image gallery in your page. Just click and upload. That’s it. (demo)

And much much more... Simple & inviting blog editor layout, File attachments, Pin to wall, Pages, Snap in Integration with Project Honey Pot spam protection, easy customization and much more. Click here for Teapot Blog Administration Demo and here is the Installation Demo.  Oh, the front end of Teapot, well, you are looking at it now.

Requirements:

• ColdFusion or Railo (ColdFusion 7 testing pending)
• Working DSN to mySQL/MSSQL or PostgreSQL database
• CFFILE read,write and delete access across the site.

Installation
Teapot installation is splendidly simple. Download and unzip the Teapot installation file into your web server, use your browser to walk though the simple installation. Installation will complete your application settings and erase itself at the end.

History

• Current Version Beta 0.1
• Sep, 22 2011 Released

Click Add and enter File name extension: FLV
MIME type : video/mp4

A quick search on Google revealed that this problem is quite common with Kindle. Amazon refers to the problem as "Impact Damage". Well, every day I carry, a notebook, a DSLR camera, three lenses and my Xperia Phone in my backpack. None of them has ever had any “impact damages.” Did I say I carry three lenses?  

The first time I had the freezing problem, my Kindle dropped out of my backpack on to the table - a 6 inch drop. That was it. The top half of the screen froze. Kindle may have been poorly engineered, but Amazon is defiantly not. When I told them that my Kindle went belly up, and that it was still covered by a one year warranty – I got a new Kindle in two days. What wonderful service! (Asus could learn a thing or two from Amazon...)

Understanding that Kindle is a fragile pixie, I began treating it with the utmost care like a baby. Not like just any baby though, like a preemie. I never left it on the bed like I do with my laptop. I woulldn't even let my son touch it. But one night I turned on the Kindle and to my utter disappointment, the screen was frozen again. Two times? Really? It was still covered by the warranty, so Amazon sent me yet another brand new Kindle. (Dell could also learn thing or two from Amazon...)

When things like that happen, you start to wonder could it be me? Am I a serial Kindle killer? I don’t know. What I do know is that I hope there won’t be a third time.

<cffunction name="makepostnet" returntype="string" output="no">
 <cfargument name="zipcode" required="no" type="string" default="">
 <cfset local.postnet = trim(replace(arguments.zipcode,"-",""))>

 <cfif len(local.postnet)>
  <cfset local.sum = 0>
  <cfloop from="1" to="#len(local.postnet)#" index="local.c">
   <cfset local.sum = local.sum + val(mid(local.postnet,local.c,1))>
  </cfloop>
  <cfset local.lastdigit = mid(local.sum,len(local.sum),1)>
  <cfif val(local.lastdigit)>
   <cfset local.sumcheck = 10-local.lastdigit>
  <cfelse>
   <cfset local.sumcheck = 0>
  </cfif>
  <cfset local.postnet = "#local.postnet##local.sumcheck#">
 </cfif>
 <cfreturn local.postnet>
</cffunction>

• HTTP Error 404.3 – Not Found The page you are requesting cannot be served because of the extension configuration. If the page is a script, add a handler. If the file should be downloaded, add a MIME map

However, when I typed:

http://mylocalhost/myfolder/index.cfm

everything worked fine. it returned the index.cfm file that I had hoped to see. It seems that, handler mapping for CFM has gone missing in IIS. I’am not sure why, but it was easy to fix.

1) Open your IIS Admin and select Handler Mapping

2) Next, select Add script Map

3) Then add a new Script Map for CFM

Find the relevant path in your computer for isapi_redirect-1.2.30.dll and add that under [Executable] field. Repeat the same step for CFC's too. One, Two, Three - it's fixed!

 <!--- To Address        --->
 <cfargument name="Company"   type="string" required="Yes" />
 <cfargument name="Name"    type="string" required="Yes" />
 <cfargument name="Address1"   type="string" required="Yes" />
 <cfargument name="City"    type="string" required="Yes" />
 <cfargument name="State"   type="string" required="Yes" />
 <cfargument name="ZIP"    type="string" required="Yes" />
 <cfargument name="Phone"   type="string" required="No" default="" />
 <cfargument name="Attention"  type="string" required="No" default="" />
 <cfargument name="Address2"   type="string" required="No" default="" />
 <cfargument name="Address3"   type="string" required="No" default="" />
 <cfargument name="EMailAddress"  type="string" required="No" default="" />
 <cfargument name="Country"   type="string" required="No" default="US" hint="ISO Standard 3166 Country Code" />
 <cfargument name="IsResident"  type="boolean" required="No" default="false" />
 <!--- Service           --->
 <!--- For Complete Code List : Shipping Package XML Developers Guide.pdf - Appendix F - Service Codes --->
 <!--- United States Domestic Shipments                                                                --->
 <!--- 1.UPS Next Day Air / 2.UPS Second Day Air / 3.UPS Ground / 12.UPS Three-Day Select              --->
 <!--- 13.UPS Next Day Air Saver / 14.UPS Next Day Air Early A.M. SM / 59.UPS Second Day Air A.M       --->
 <!--- 65.UPS Saver                                                                                    --->
 <cfargument name="ServiceCode"  type="numeric" required="No" default="03" />
 <cfargument name="ServiceDesc"  type="string" required="No" default="UPS Second Day Air" />
 <!--- package Details   --->
 <cfargument name="pkgType"   type="numeric" required="No" default="02" hint="01:Letter /02:Custom package /03:Tube /04:PAC /21:UPSexpressBox" />
 <cfargument name="pkgDescription" type="string" required="No" default="" />
 <cfargument name="pkgLength"  type="string" required="Yes" hint="Inch in US, CM rest of the world" />
 <cfargument name="pkgWidth"   type="string" required="Yes" hint="Inch in US, CM rest of the world" />
 <cfargument name="pkgHeight"  type="string" required="Yes" hint="Inch in US, CM rest of the world" />
 <cfargument name="pkgWeight"  type="string" required="Yes" hint="Inch in LB, Kg rest of the world" />
 <cfargument name="InsuranceValue" type="string" required="No" hint="Inch in LB, Kg rest of the world" />
 <!--- Services          --->
 <cfargument name="SaturdayDelivery" type="boolean" required="No" default="false" hint="Saturday Delivery or not" />
 <cfargument name="VerbConfirmName" type="string" required="No" default="" hint="To confirm delivery of your shipment, a UPS representative will call the preferred contact telephone number listed on your UPS Next Day Air® Early A.M.® package." />
 <cfargument name="VerbConfirmPhone" type="string" required="No" default="" hint="To confirm delivery of your shipment, a UPS representative will call the preferred contact telephone number listed on your UPS Next Day Air® Early A.M.® package." />
 <!--- Pickup Details    --->
 <cfargument name="SaturdayPickup" type="boolean" required="No" default="false" />
 <cfargument name="PickupDate"  type="string"  required="No" default="" />
 <cfargument name="PickupTimeEarly" type="string"  required="No" default="0800" hint="Earliest Time to Pick Up (HHmm Time Format)" />
 <cfargument name="PickupTimeLate" type="string"  required="No" default="1600" hint="Late Time to Pick Up (HHmm Time Format)" />
 <cfargument name="PickupName"  type="string"  required="No" default="" hint="Name of the person to contact for pickup" />
 <cfargument name="PickupPhone"  type="string"  required="No" default="" hint="Phone number of the pickup room" />
 <cfargument name="PickupRoom"  type="string"  required="No" default="" />
 <cfargument name="PickupFloor"  type="string"  required="No" default="" />
 <cfargument name="PickupLocation" type="string"  required="No" default="" />
 <!--- Credit Card Billing - Leave Blank if not in use --->  
 <cfargument name="CCNumber"   type="string" required="No" default="" hint="Leave Blank if not in use" />
 <cfargument name="CCType"   type="string" required="No" default="" hint="Leave Blank if not in use" />
 <cfargument name="CCExpirationDate"  type="string" required="No" default="" hint="Leave Blank if not in use" />
 <cfargument name="CCSecurityCode"  type="string" required="No" default="" hint="Leave Blank if not in use" />
 <cfargument name="CCAddress1"  type="string" required="No" default="" hint="Leave Blank if not in use" />
 <cfargument name="CCAddress2"  type="string" required="No" default="" hint="Leave Blank if not in use" />
 <cfargument name="CCAddress3"  type="string" required="No" default="" hint="Leave Blank if not in use" />
 <cfargument name="CCCity"   type="string" required="No" default="" hint="Leave Blank if not in use" />
 <cfargument name="CCState"   type="string" required="No" default="" hint="Leave Blank if not in use" />
 <cfargument name="CCZIP"   type="string" required="No" default="" hint="Leave Blank if not in use" />
 <cfargument name="CCCountry"  type="string" required="No" default="US" hint="Leave Blank if not in use - ISO Standard 3166 Country Code" />
 <!--- Third Party Billing - Leave Blank if not in use --->
 <cfargument name="BillAccount"  type="string" required="No" default=""   hint="Leave Blank if not in use" />
 <cfargument name="BillZip"   type="string" required="No" default=""   hint="Leave Blank if not in use" />
 <cfargument name="BillCountry"  type="string" required="No" default="US"  hint="Leave Blank if not in use - ISO Standard 3166 Country Code" />
 <!--- UPS Access Settings --->
 <cfargument name="License"   type="string" required="No" default="#application.UPSLicense#"   hint="UPS License Key" />
 <cfargument name="Account"   type="string" required="No" default="#application.AccountNumber#"  hint="UPS Account ID" />
 <cfargument name="UserId"   type="string" required="No" default="#application.UPSUserId#"   hint="UPS UserName" />
 <cfargument name="Password"   type="string" required="No" default="#application.UPSPassword#"  hint="UPS Password" />
 <!--- Shipper Address     --->
 <cfargument name="MyCompany"  type="string" required="No" default="Ups Store" />
 <cfargument name="MyName"   type="string" required="No" default="John Doe" />
 <cfargument name="MyAttention"  type="string" required="No" default="" />
 <cfargument name="MyAddress1"  type="string" required="No" default="518 Old Post Rd Ste 7" />
 <cfargument name="MyAddress2"  type="string" required="No" default="" />
 <cfargument name="MyAddress3"  type="string" required="No" default="" />
 <cfargument name="MyCity"   type="string" required="No" default="Edison" />
 <cfargument name="MyState"   type="string" required="No" default="NJ" />
 <cfargument name="MyZIP"   type="string" required="No" default="08817" />
 <cfargument name="MyPhone"   type="string" required="No" default="" />
 <cfargument name="MyEMailAddress" type="string" required="No" default="" />
 <cfargument name="MyCountry"  type="string" required="No" default="US" hint="ISO Standard 3166 Country Code" />
 <!--- From Address        --->
 <cfargument name="FromCompany"  type="string" required="No" default="#arguments.MyCompany#" />
 <cfargument name="FromName"   type="string" required="No" default="#arguments.MyName#" />
 <cfargument name="FromAttention" type="string" required="No" default="#arguments.MyAttention#" />
 <cfargument name="FromAddress1"  type="string" required="No" default="#arguments.MyAddress1#" />
 <cfargument name="FromAddress2"  type="string" required="No" default="#arguments.MyAddress2#" />
 <cfargument name="FromAddress3"  type="string" required="No" default="#arguments.MyAddress3#" />
 <cfargument name="FromCity"   type="string" required="No" default="#arguments.MyCity#" />
 <cfargument name="FromState"  type="string" required="No" default="#arguments.MyState#" />
 <cfargument name="FromZIP"   type="string" required="No" default="#arguments.MyZIP#" />
 <cfargument name="FromPhone"  type="string" required="No" default="#arguments.MyPhone#" />
 <cfargument name="FromEMailAddress" type="string" required="No" default="#arguments.MyEMailAddress#" />
 <cfargument name="FromCountry"  type="string" required="No" default="#arguments.MyCountry#" hint="ISO Standard 3166 Country Code" />
 <!--- Notification (From) Settings    --->
 <cfargument name="NotifyFromEmail"  type="string" required="No" default="" hint="From Email Address for Notifications" />
 <cfargument name="NotifyFromName"  type="string" required="No" default="" hint="From Name for Notifications" />
 <cfargument name="UndeliEmail"   type="string" required="No" default="" hint="Email Address to notify Undeliverable" />
 <!--- Shipment Notification           --->
 <cfargument name="ShipNotifyEmail"  type="string" required="No" default="" hint="Shipment Notification to Email" />
 <cfargument name="ShipNotifyMemo"  type="string" required="No" default="" hint="Shipment Notification to Email Memo" />
 <cfargument name="ShipNotifySubject" type="string" required="No" default="" hint="Shipment Notification Email Subject" />
 <!--- Delivery Notification           --->
 <cfargument name="DelivNotifyEmail"  type="string" required="No" default="" hint="Delivery Notification to Email" />
 <cfargument name="DelivNotifyMemo"  type="string" required="No" default="" hint="Delivery Notification Email Memo" />
 <cfargument name="DelivNotifySubject" type="string" required="No" default="" hint="Delivery Notification Email Subject" />
 <!--- Return Notification             --->
 <cfargument name="RetnNotifyEmail"  type="string" required="No" default="" hint="Return Notification to Email - Return Notification (valid for shipment with UPS 1-Attempt and UPS 3-Attempt Return Services)" />
 <cfargument name="RetnNotifyMemo"  type="string" required="No" default="" hint="Return Notification Email Memo" />
 <cfargument name="RetnNotifySubject" type="string" required="No" default="" hint="Return Notification Email Subject" />
 <!--- Optional/General Settings       --->
 <cfargument name="CurrencyCode" type="string" required="No" default="USD"  hint="ISO Standard 4217 Currency Codes" />
 <cfargument name="comment"  type="string" required="No" default="" />
 <cfargument name="validate"  type="string" required="No" default="nonvalidate" hint="(nonvalidate/validate) validate shipping address" />
 <cfargument name="RefCode"  type="string" required="No" default=""   hint="Supplied by the customer. Can use for Tracking." />
 <cfargument name="RefValue"  type="string" required="No" default=""   hint="Supplied by the customer. Can use for Tracking." />
 <cfargument name="KeepLogs"  type="string" required="No" default="Yes"  hint="Save Log of XML Communication" />
 <cfargument name="OrderID"  type="string" required="No" default="#CreateUUID()#" hint="Log files will created under OrderID" />
Sample Call

<cfset ups = createObject('component','ups')>
<cfset createLabel = ups.shipping(
 Company   = 'UPS Store',
 Name    = 'Manager',
 Address1  = '5 HANOVER SQUARE',
 City   = 'NEW YORK',
 State   = 'NY',
 ZIP    = '10004',
 Phone   = '7188601338',
 EMailAddress = 'email@address.here',
 
 pkgType   = '02',
 pkgLength  = '22',
 pkgWidth  = '20',
 pkgHeight  = '18',
 pkgWeight  = '6.1',
 InsuranceValue = '1000',
 
 PickupDate  = dateadd('d',3,now()),
 PickupName  = 'John Smith',
 PickupPhone  = '2345678920',
 OrderID   = 6
 )>
<cfdump var="#createLabel#">
<cfoutput><img src="Log/Label/label#createLabel.TrackingNumber#.gif" /></cfoutput>

DDNS:
Since I’m on a dynamic IP, I need a DDNS service to redirect my domain names to the new server. NO-IP and dynDNS are the most popular ones, but they are also the most expensive. Instead, I found thatip.com, which costs just $10 per a year for 10 hostnames (practically 3 domain names), and dnspark.com which cost $9 per domain per year. I divided my domains between these two services, and both work pretty well so far. I do like dnspark.com a bit better, because they offer a large DNS query quota per month.

Software:
With a two-year-old child and two jobs, I don’t have time for Linux. So, for couple of days, I did a thorough search of eBay for an operating system. I finally found a relatively cheap Windows 2008 Standard, 64-bit license with the original disk. Yes, I was bit worried it may be fake, but I was able to install it, validate it, activate it, and update it, all with no problems.

I’m still using a CF license from my old server, but as soon as I get some free time– hopefully during this holiday break –I will configure Railo.

For e-mail, I played around with mailEnable and hMailServer finally deciding that hMailServer was the most suitable.

Running a server from home is not as ideal as running your server in a data center, but datacenters aren’t perfect either –unless the datacenter is rackspace. Well, perfection is expensive ($9240 a year?). If a rainstorm brings down the entire infrastructure of my neighborhood, and my server goes down for a day, I can live with that. How many times did power fail in NY during the last 5 years? Zero! In the meantime, I have the joy of running my own web server form my own living room.

Features:

• Record Errors
  When an error occurred in your website, Kakapo record it in familiar Robust ColdFusion Error Message interface.
• Record Variables
  When an error occurs, not only Kakapo record error details, Kakapo take a snapshot of all Session, Cookie, Request, CGI, Form, URL and Variables providing you with every information you need for easy troubleshooting.
• Notifies You
  Kakapo will email you when every time an error occurred in your application.
• Set Custom Error Message
  Enter custom error message in to Kakapo and it will display that to users when an error occurs, instead standard ColdFusion error message.
• Robust Error message for Developers
  Provide IP address(s) of development environment, Kakapo will display robust error messages to developers; even when robust error messaging is disabled in your shared hosting environment. And your users, they still see the friendly custom error message.
• Organization
  Kakapo indentifies similar errors and groups incidence together, providing you with occurrence count, list of similar errors in other templates or other errors in the same template. Also it let you color code errors for better organization.

Requirements:

• ColdFusion 7/8/9 or Railo (ColdFusion 6.1 testing pending)
• Working DSN to mySQL/MSSQL or PostgreSQL database (Kakapo Uses only a single table)
• CFFILE read,write and delete access

Installation
Kakapo is extremely easy to setup.
Download the zip file at the end of the page. Unzip it into your website root, browse to the folder and then follow the on screen instructions. Don’t forget to add Kakapo to your Application.cfc or cfm file at the end of the setup.

History

• Current Version Beta 0.36
• 09/27/2011 (Installation)  Hot fix in creating log folder (If you keep on getting “log file unavailable” notice, please use this installation fix)
• 09/25/2011 Beta 0.36
  09/25/2011 (kakapo.cfm) Email link error fixed (Thanks Srinivas Tumma)
• 09/22/2011 Beta 0.35
  09/22/2011 (Administrator) Interface Update.
  07/08/2011 (Installation) Bug fix for pre-MX.
• 07/08/2011 (Administrator) Bug fix on Setting Update Page.
  07/08/2011 (Installation) Bug fix for PostgreSQL.
• 10/04/2011 Beta 0.33
  10/04/2011 (Administrator) Bug fix on Page Navigation.
• 10/04/2011 Beta 0.32
  10/04/2011 (Administrator) Minor Bug fix on record Delete.
• 28/03/2011 Beta 0.31
  07/03/2011 (Kakapo.cfm) Bug fix on catching multiple expectations in single page.
• 15/03/2011 Beta 0.30
  07/03/2011 (Thanks Ed Lamp for this update)
  (Kakapo.cfm) Now capable of including inside <cfcatch></cfcatch> block and record <try><cfcatch> events.
  eg: <cfcatch><cfinclude template="kakapo/kakapo.cfm"></cfcatch>
  SQL 'where clue' recorded and SQL error display improved
  (errormsg.cfm) SQL error display improved
  (act_settings.cfm) Extra line space error improvement
• 24/12/2010 Beta 0.13 
  (Instllation Page_2.cfm) Extra line break bug amended
  (act_settings.cfm) Extra line break bug amended
  (Kakapo.cfm) CF7 and earilyer, Bug fixed. cfwddx seems to hang the server on xml data. safety function added.
• 18/01/2011
  (Instllation Page_1.cfm) Improvments for Railo
  (Instllation Page_3.cfm) DSN Validation added
• 28/12/2010
  (Instllation Page_1.cfm) Improvments for Linux.
  (Instllation Page_2.cfm) Bug fixes on Linux.
  (Instllation Page_5.cfm) Message added and directory delete function disabled for Linux.
  (qry_markAsRead.cfm) Deferent Version of MySQL handle bit fields deferently. <cfqueryPARAM> to rescue.
  (kakapo.cfm) folder path format changed to be compatible with linux.
• 25/12/2010
  (Instllation Page_1.cfm) CGI variables changed to compatible with Railo.
  ID attributes to input fields. Railo does not add ID automatically in to cfinput fields.
  (kakapo.cfm) Railo moved down in to CF7 Level. Railo cfwddx failed to encode XML, just like CF7.
  (DSP_This.cfm) Jquery code added to mimic coldfusion cfdump for railo cfdump. further updates requireds.
• 24/12/2010 Beta 0.12 
  (Dsp_This.cfm) Validate WDDX before convert to CFM.  
  (DSP_Settings.cfm) Displays Current IP Address.
  (kakapo.cfm) Email Notification Moved to none-developer IP set. Developers wont get email notifications on errors generated by them. (Reduces repeating error notifications)
  "IP address list" label updated.
• 23/12/2010 Beta 0.11
  (DSP_Settings.cfm) New Version Check Added
• 22/12/2010 Beta 0.01
• Installation Demo (Demo installation will not be deleted automatically)
• Administrator Demo

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Once there was an Unofficial ColdFusion Developer Salary Survey page somewhere on the net. It was very handy the few times I needed it. I went looking for it today and discovered that the page is dead. I turned to dice.com and monster.com to find current ColdFusion developer salary information, and the pay, according to those sites, varies from minimum wage to more than $125,000 per year. Most of job postings are careful not to mention salary at all, while others posts offer rates for senior developers that are lower than the rates offered for entry level positions. Very confusing. I think it would be immensely useful to all of us if we had a better understanding of the market rate for ColdFusion developers.

I have created a new Unofficial ColdFusion Developer Salary Survey page. All you have to do is enter your current figures, how much you think you are really worth, and then hit the Enter key.

I can’t remember exactly when I started using ColdFusion (or Cold Fusion, as we used to say those days), but I do remember I was listening to Third Eye Blind on the radio while coding in CF. It was on my 133Mz Intel Inside with 4 Gig drive, hooked to the net with a 33.6kbps modem. The entire time I was screaming, “Holy mackerel! This is Sweet!, So simple! I’m in love!” I haven’t touched Perl since then, and I haven’t been out of work a single day. ASP, PHP, and all the others made me run back home to CFM the first chance I got.

Technology got complicated in between Alanis Morissette and Lady Gaga. Web Services, Ajax, Web 2.0––we can’t expect ColdFusion to maintain the same level of simplicity, however, it still maintains an extraordinary amount of clarity.

I teach Web Development in my free time, and I introduce ColdFusion to my students. I like to see how fascinated they become with <cfloop> and then compare that with their reaction to JavaScript. But what intrigues me most is that they treat the set up of ColdFusion on their computers as a simple formality––They don’t even take notes!

We are humans before we are programmers. We do not fall in love with functions. We fall in love with characters. ColdFusion and Railo are two different characters that happen to do the exact same thing, somewhat like two MTA bus drivers or two pharmacists. When I installed Railo the first time, I didn’t exclaim, “How simple!” Instead, I cried, “Help!” We buy iPhones because of how they look––we fall in love because of curls, dimples, or lovely smiles.

As seasoned ColdFusion developers, we seem to be fascinated by what’s under the hood of Railo. Any HTML developer/designer is a pupa that could turn in to beautiful ColdFusion developer, a common PHP developer, or something else entirely. It’s equally important, if not more so, that Railo focus on new developers and be extremely friendly with them. They also need to provide powerful functions to those of us who are seasoned and boring developers. That’s a fine characteristic that ColdFusion has had since childhood. Railo needs to be more like that. And soon.

Macromedia treated ColdFusion warmly and genuinely––that is, until Shantanu Narayen bullied Macromedia with numerous lawsuits in order to force a merger, as some allege. One can say with confidence that ColdFusion was further developed under Adobe’s roof, but I always had a the feeling that ColdFusion was a sort of Cinderella in the house of Adobe. Whenever I looked into Adobe documentation or examples––the inDesign server, for instance––there were no ColdFusion examples. But there were php and .net examples, all right. Humans seek patterns and draw conclusions––that’s what I was doing.

I have a picture in my mind: Microsoft sends FoxPro into a broom closet under the stairs, where all the spiders and bugs take daily refuge. It’s cold and dark, and Microsoft keeps FoxPro there until cold hands extract its vital organs and implant them into MS Access and MS Exchange. FoxPro died alone. There are no drums, no bagpipes.

If ColdFusion goes under Microsoft’s control, it is quite possible ColdFusion will get to have long conversations with FoxPro and the many others who share the same broom closet. Railo may able to keep ColdFusion developers alive for awhile––if Microsoft allows Railo to stay alive. But without enterprise level support and confidence, Railo/ColdFusion will become like PostgreSQL––brilliantly capable, but uneventful and uninteresting. BlueDragon may survive with their current cliental, and it even may able to receive a few Adobe ColdFusion Clients too, but Microsoft will absorb the majority into their own platforms.

Is this the correct time for ColdFusion developers to seriously invest in those horrible Microsoft Exams?

<cffunction name="cityValidation" access="remote" returntype="struct" output="true">
 <cfargument name="city"   type="string" required="yes">
 <cfargument name="state"   type="string" required="yes">
 <cfargument name="License"   type="string" required="No"  default="#application.UPSLicense#">
 <cfargument name="UserId"   type="string" required="No"  default="#application.UPSUserId#">
 <cfargument name="Password"  type="string" required="No"  default="#application.UPSPassword#">
 
 <cfset var local = StructNew()>
 
 <cfsavecontent variable="local.reqxml"><cfoutput>
  <?xml version="1.0"?>
  <AccessRequest xml:lang="en-US">
    <AccessLicenseNumber>#arguments.License#</AccessLicenseNumber>
    <UserId>#arguments.UserId#</UserId>
    <Password>#arguments.Password#</Password>
  </AccessRequest>
  <?xml version="1.0"?>
  <AddressValidationRequest xml:lang="en-US">
     <Request>
     <TransactionReference>
     <CustomerContext>Customer Data</CustomerContext>
     <XpciVersion>1.0001</XpciVersion>
     </TransactionReference>
     <RequestAction>AV</RequestAction>
     </Request>
     <Address>
     <City>#arguments.city#</City>
     <StateProvinceCode>#arguments.state#</StateProvinceCode>
     </Address>
  </AddressValidationRequest>
 </cfoutput></cfsavecontent>
 <cfhttp url="https://wwwcie.ups.com/ups.app/xml/AV" method="post" result="result">
  <cfhttpparam type="xml" name="data" value="#local.reqxml#">
 </cfhttp>
 
 <cfset local.results = XMLParse(result.Filecontent)>
 <cfset local.out      = StructNew()>
 <cfset local.out.validation    = "True">
 <cfset local.out.city     = "">
 <cfset local.out.state    = "">
 <cfset local.out.PostalCodeLowEnd  = "">
 <cfset local.out.PostalCodeHighEnd = "">
 
 <cfif not IsDefined('local.results.AddressValidationResponse.AddressValidationResult')>
  <cfset local.out.validation = "False">
 <cfelse> 
  <cfif (not local.results.AddressValidationResponse.AddressValidationResult.Address.City.XmlText eq trim(arguments.city)) or
  (not local.results.AddressValidationResponse.AddressValidationResult.Address.StateProvinceCode.XmlText eq trim(arguments.state))>
   <cfset local.out.validation = "Corrected">
   <cfset local.out.city   = local.results.AddressValidationResponse.AddressValidationResult.Address.City.XmlText>
   <cfset local.out.state  = local.results.AddressValidationResponse.AddressValidationResult.Address.StateProvinceCode.XmlText>
  </cfif>
   <cfset local.out.PostalCodeLowEnd  = local.results.AddressValidationResponse.AddressValidationResult.PostalCodeLowEnd.XmlText>
   <cfset local.out.PostalCodeHighEnd = local.results.AddressValidationResponse.AddressValidationResult.PostalCodeHighEnd.XmlText>
 </cfif>
<cfreturn local.out>
</cffunction>
If the City and State you have provided is correct, it will return VALIDATION = TRUE and ZIP Code Values.
For example,
cityValidation('Bronx', 'NY')
returns this:


If UPS fixed your city or state, the value for the VALIDATION will be "CORRECTED,"
as I’ve show with the wrong State And City combination I provided here:
cityValidation('Bronx', 'NJ')



If the validation failed altogether, as with the fake city I provided here:
cityValidation('FAKE', 'NJ')
It will return VALIDATION = False

This ColdFusion function will connect with the UPS Address Verification API. To use it, you must first have a UPS license number, a username, and a password for UPS shipping API. You can get that by registering in here. This is a simple Function that performs a simple task. Just fill in the address, city, state, zip, and country, and the function will tell you whether the address is correct. If it’s not, the function may suggest a correct address. UPS API login details are shown in my application file as application.UPSLicense, application.UPSUserId and application.UPSPassword.

Here is the function first:

<cffunction name="AddressVerification" access="remote" returntype="struct" output="true">
 <cfargument name="address"   type="string" required="yes">
 <cfargument name="city"   type="string" required="yes">
 <cfargument name="state"   type="string" required="yes">
 <cfargument name="zip"    type="string" required="yes">
 <cfargument name="country"   type="string" required="No"  default="US">
 <cfargument name="License"   type="string" required="No"  default="#application.UPSLicense#">
 <cfargument name="UserId"   type="string" required="No"  default="#application.UPSUserId#">
 <cfargument name="Password"  type="string" required="No"  default="#application.UPSPassword#">
 <cfargument name="Request"   type="string" required="No"  default="3">
 
 <cfset var local = StructNew()>
 
 <cfsavecontent variable="local.reqxml"><cfoutput>
  <?xml version="1.0"?>
  <AccessRequest xml:lang="en-US">
    <AccessLicenseNumber>#arguments.License#</AccessLicenseNumber>
    <UserId>#arguments.UserId#</UserId>
    <Password>#arguments.Password#</Password>
  </AccessRequest>
  <?xml version="1.0"?>
  <AddressValidationRequest xml:lang="en-US">
    <Request>
   <TransactionReference>
     <CustomerContext>Address Varification</CustomerContext>
     <XpciVersion>1.0</XpciVersion>
   </TransactionReference>
   <RequestAction>XAV</RequestAction>
   <RequestOption>#arguments.Request#</RequestOption>
    </Request>
    <AddressKeyFormat>
   <AddressLine>#arguments.address#</AddressLine> 
   <PoliticalDivision2>#arguments.city#</PoliticalDivision2>
   <PoliticalDivision1>#arguments.state#</PoliticalDivision1>
   <PostcodePrimaryLow>#arguments.zip#</PostcodePrimaryLow>
   <CountryCode>#arguments.country#</CountryCode>
    </AddressKeyFormat>
  </AddressValidationRequest>
 </cfoutput></cfsavecontent>
 <cfset local.out    = StructNew()>
 <cfset local.out.validation  = "">
 <cfset local.out.address  = "">
 <cfset local.out.city   = "">
 <cfset local.out.state   = "">
 <cfset local.out.zip   = "">
 <cfset local.out.country  = "">
 
 <cftry>
 <cfhttp url="https://wwwcie.ups.com/ups.app/xml/XAV" method="post" result="result">
  <cfhttpparam type="xml" name="data" value="#local.reqxml#">
 </cfhttp>
 <cfset local.results = XMLParse(result.Filecontent)>
  <cfcatch>
   <cfset local.out.validation   = "False">
   <cfset local.out.type    = "Failure">
   <cfset local.out.ErrorDescription = "Connection Failure">
  </cfcatch>
 </cftry>
 
 <cfif IsDefined('local.results.AddressValidationResponse.AddressClassification.Description.XmlText')>
  <cfset local.out.type  = local.results.AddressValidationResponse.AddressClassification.Description.XmlText>
  <cfif not IsDefined('local.results.AddressValidationResponse.AddressKeyFormat')>
   <cfset local.out.validation = "False">
  <cfelse> 
   <cfset local.out.validation = "True">
   <cfif not local.results.AddressValidationResponse.AddressKeyFormat.AddressLine.XmlText eq trim(arguments.address) or
   not local.results.AddressValidationResponse.AddressKeyFormat.PoliticalDivision2.XmlText eq trim(arguments.city) or
   not local.results.AddressValidationResponse.AddressKeyFormat.PoliticalDivision1.XmlText eq trim(arguments.state) or
   not local.results.AddressValidationResponse.AddressKeyFormat.PostcodePrimaryLow.XmlText eq trim(listfirst(arguments.zip,'-'))>
    <cfif IsDefined('local.results.AddressValidationResponse.AddressKeyFormat.AddressLine.XmlText')>
     <cfset local.out.address = local.results.AddressValidationResponse.AddressKeyFormat.AddressLine.XmlText>
    </cfif>
    <cfif IsDefined('local.results.AddressValidationResponse.AddressKeyFormat.PoliticalDivision2.XmlText')>
     <cfset local.out.city  = local.results.AddressValidationResponse.AddressKeyFormat.PoliticalDivision2.XmlText>
    </cfif>
    <cfif IsDefined('local.results.AddressValidationResponse.AddressKeyFormat.PoliticalDivision1.XmlText')>
     <cfset local.out.state  = local.results.AddressValidationResponse.AddressKeyFormat.PoliticalDivision1.XmlText>
    </cfif>
    <cfif IsDefined('local.results.AddressValidationResponse.AddressKeyFormat.PostcodePrimaryLow.XmlText')>
     <cfset local.out.zip  = local.results.AddressValidationResponse.AddressKeyFormat.PostcodePrimaryLow.XmlText>
    </cfif>
    <cfif IsDefined('local.results.AddressValidationResponse.AddressKeyFormat.PostcodePrimaryLow.XmlText')>
     <cfset local.out.zip  = local.results.AddressValidationResponse.AddressKeyFormat.PostcodePrimaryLow.XmlText>
     <cfif IsDefined('local.results.AddressValidationResponse.AddressKeyFormat.PostcodeExtendedLow.XmlText')>
      <cfset local.out.zip = '#local.results.AddressValidationResponse.AddressKeyFormat.PostcodePrimaryLow.XmlText#-#local.results.AddressValidationResponse.AddressKeyFormat.PostcodeExtendedLow.XmlText#'>
     </cfif>
    </cfif>
    <cfif IsDefined('local.results.AddressValidationResponse.AddressKeyFormat.AddressLine.XmlText')>
     <cfset local.out.country = local.results.AddressValidationResponse.AddressKeyFormat.CountryCode.XmlText>
    </cfif>
   </cfif>
  </cfif>
 <cfelse>
  <cfset local.out.validation   = "False">
  <cfset local.out.type    = "Failure">
  <cfif IsDefined('local.results.AddressValidationResponse.Response.Error.ErrorDescription.XmlText')>
   <cfset local.out.ErrorDescription = local.results.AddressValidationResponse.Response.Error.ErrorDescription.XmlText>
  <cfelse>
   <cfset local.out.ErrorDescription = "">
  </cfif>
 </cfif>
 
 <cfreturn local.out>
</cffunction>

Here is a bit more information about the result structure.

This is what you get if the address you provided is correct, i.e. it was verified successfully. Here is my correct example:
AddressVerification('118A FULTON ST','NEW YORK', 'NY', '10038'),
It returns the TYPE of address (Commercial or Resident), VALIDATION = TRUE, and the other fields remain empty.



If the address is wrong, as with my mistyped and ZIP Code missing address here:
AddressVerification('118A FaLTON ST','NEW YORK', 'NY', ')
UPS may return a suggested address.



If the address is wrong and UPS does not suggested an address, as with this fake address:
AddressVerification('118A Fake ST','NEW YORK', 'NY', '10038'),
then Validation = False.



If the address verification fails completely, as happened when I tried to verify the UPS head office address here:
AddressVerification('55 Glenlake Parkway NE','Atlanta', 'GA', '30328'),
it will return Type = Failure and an Error Description message.

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