Abstract Service Level Demo

Monday December 21, 2009 10:56 PM
Tags: ORM,ColdFusion
Word Count: 41

This is a quick demo of how you can provide common functionality to all of your service level objects using an abstract component. Thanks to everyone who has helped me understand hibernate and to those who have been providing feedback!

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#1 Posted By: Steve W Posted On: 12/22/09 7:40 AM
Great examples. The abstraction service make total sense. Thanks for making me realize how little I know.
#2 Posted By: Dan Vega Posted On: 12/22/09 8:37 AM |
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Thank you but I doubt that's the case Steve :) It was just a matter of going through a couple applications and realizing what would make development faster.
#3 Posted By: Henry Ho Posted On: 12/22/09 3:31 PM
The video is kinda hard to see... maybe you can try what Ben uses next time? http://www.jingproject.com/ ?
#4 Posted By: Dan Vega Posted On: 12/22/09 3:34 PM
That's what I use. It's a lose lose situation. If I record on my widescreen laptops look like crap, if I record smaller it looks like crap on widescreens. Any suggestions?
#5 Posted By: Seth Johnson Posted On: 12/22/09 4:59 PM
It was hard to see at first, but I went to full screen mode and it looks great! Thanks for the insight, I'm going to start using abstractServices for sure :)
#6 Posted By: Ben Nadel Posted On: 12/29/09 7:24 PM
@Dan,

Yeah, recording is definitely a bit of lose / lose :) I tend to record small, but then I lose a LOT of screen realestate. Small is certainly not good for things that are too code-intensive.

I've been finding your videos nice though - I just go Full screen on them and the resolution is great.

Awesome stuff.
#7 Posted By: Giovanni Posted On: 1/25/10 1:08 PM
I see on your two video's here that the default for the video volume is about 3/4 of full. How do you set that so that the video volume default is not always 100%. Thanks.


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