2007-01-30 15:34:35.02007-01-31 17:18:39.0A cfc for authenticating users against LDAP Servers, such as active directory and openldap. This cfc only checks the username and password, returning true if valid or false if invalid. An example file, test_login.cfm is provided to give an example of how to use this cfc.1244Auth2Ldaphttp://auth2ldap.riaforge.orgAuthenticating Users against LDAP Servers CFCauth2ldap152632006-10-13 11:28:17.02007-05-15 11:35:42.0The CheckoutCFC is to assist with integrating Google Checkout into coldfusion projects. See the readme.txt in the zip for getting started tips. Added in a few changes from Rey Bango - 1/14/2007 Windows DevCenter has published an article about using the API. It is written for .NET but the ideas are the same and should help with understanding the ideas behind using Google Checkout. http://www.windowsdevcenter.com/lpt/a/6858 Updates: changed sandbox url 4/29/07 - added logging = basic or logging=debug to ini. The logging function now write to a log folder, you can get full logging details on each order along with a summary log for each order. In debug mode, each order has a directory created with a log for each activity - such as new order or charged amount. This should make debugging the initial setup easier. Added orders.cfc - this attempts to break out all of your local order processing from the two main CFC files. 5/4/07 - fixed bug with risk notification calls added countrycode, localecode, and currencycode to the ini3026CheckoutCFChttp://checkoutcfc.riaforge.orgColdfusion MX7 (has been reported to work on MX 6.1) or BlueDragon 7.0Coldfusion Checkout CFC for Google Checkoutcheckoutcfc.901538132007-01-26 20:07:08.02007-01-31 18:44:30.0http://www.scottpinkston.org/demos/isbndbcfc/test.cfmFrom ISBNdb.com's FAQ: ISBNdb.com's remote access application programming interface (API) is designed to allow other websites and standalone applications use the vast collection of data collected by ISBNdb.com since 2003. As of this writing, in July 2005, the data includes nearly 1,800,000 books; almost 3,000,000 million library records; close to a million subjects; hundreds of thousands of author and publisher records parsed out of library data; more than 10,000,000 records of actual and historic prices. Some ideas of how the API can be used include: * Cataloguing home book collections * Building and verifying bookstores' inventories * Empowering forums and online communities with more useful book references * Automated cross-merchant price lookups over messaging devices or phones Using the API you can look up information by keywords, by ISBN, by authors or publishers, etc. In most situations the API is fast enough to be used in interactive applications. The data is heavily cross-linked -- starting at a book you can retrieve information about its authors, then other books of these authors, then their publishers, etc. The API is primarily intended for use by programmers. The interface strives to be platform and programming language independent by employing open standard protocols and message formats.329ISBNdbCFChttp://isbndbcfc.riaforge.orgDeveloper Key from ISBNdb.comColdfusion interface to ISBNdc.com's APIisbndbcfc82912006-10-18 20:29:46.02007-07-11 23:23:08.0This project has closed. The code for it was merged into BlogCFC. http://www.coldfusionjedi.com/index.cfm/2007/4/13/BlogCFC-57-Released199Pod Manager for BlogCFChttp://podmanagerBlogCFC.riaforge.orgBlogCFC - http://blogcfc.riaforge.orgPod Manager for BlogCFCpodmanagerBlogCFC20015