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Example Applications in Fusebox 2 and Fusebox 3
The Magic 8 Ball comes to your web browser. Included in this sample is a fake weather forecaster. Both of these examples are very simple - as simple as possible to demonstrate the differences between Fusebox 2 and Fusebox 3.
Fusebox 2 And Frames Example Application
Here is a Fusebox 'n' Frames .zip file. Although this example uses Fusebox 2 code, the way you create framed Fusebox application is the same as in Fusebox 3.
Fusebox 3 and SmartObjects Application Comparison
A simple contact manager created in both SmartObjects and Fusebox 3. Fusium does not support the SmartObjects side of the application.
Slot-O-Matic CFC and CF Comparison
This is the example application accompanying the Real World CFCs presentation. This application is a slot machine written in "vanilla" ColdFusion, as well as in CFC ColdFusion. Thanks to David Huyck for sharing his slot pictures.
Taskmanager Application - Fusebox 3 and FLiP
Two Applications Nested! One of the wonderful powers of Fusebox is the ease with which applications can be nested. This example consists of two mini-applications that were quickly nested together. Keep in mind however, that this implementation uses user-based security and you will have to login to use the system.
All the usernames and passwords are listed below the login form. In order to run the application, you will need to set a DSN. The name of the dsn is "taskmanager". It is an Access database and should point to the file "D:\Inetpub\wwwroot\taskmanager\application\taskmanager.mdb". Once this is done, make sure this file and the rest of these folders are running on your ColdFusion server, and point your browser here to "application/".
The Fusbox Lifecycle Process (FLiP) is a step-by-step set of guidelines that can contribute to the likelihood of an entire project's success. Each step (wireframe, prototype, mindmap and final application) are available in this archive too.
Taskmanager Application Revisited - CFCs in MVC
This is an updated version of the taskmanager application above, using CFCs in an MVC pattern for a portion of the application. It's a little rough around the edges, but does a great job illustrating the basic usage of CFCs using the <cfinvoke> tag to create Fusebox applications in with Model-View-Controller.
TurkeyLogin
A simple example of using ColdFusion components with Fusebox 3 in an MVC design.
