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component {

	// The application name. If you do not set this variable, or set it to the empty string, your CFC applies to the unnamed application scope, which is the Lucee J2EE servlet context. THIS.name = "foo";
	this.name = "foo";
	
	/*	
	
	this.applicationTimeout = createTimeSpan(0, 1, 0, 0); // Life span, as a real number of days, of the application, including all Application scope variables. 
	this.clientManagement = false; // Whether the application supports Client scope variables. 
	this.clientStorage = "registry"; //cookie||registry||datasource // Where Client variables are stored; can be cookie, registry, or the name of a data source. 	this.customTagPaths = ""; // Contains Lucee custom tag paths. 	this.datasource = ""; // Name of the data source from which the query retrieves data. 

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By now you've learned the basics of ColdFusion, script vs. tag syntax, scopes, how to deal with data, and even some code-reuse techniques. You're now able to write something useful, so it's time we introduce you to the Request Lifecycle.

You see, when someone requests a ColdFusion page, CF doesn't just start executing your code. There are several events that first take place, which you can be waiting for, and to which you can react. This is not strictly necessary, but you'll find that any complex application will eventually want to make use of some or all of these features, so it's best that you know about them. In order to react to these events, you need to have an Application.cfc file. ColdFusion has designated Application.cfc as a special component that it will automatically look for, and in which we can put our event listeners for request lifecycle events.

A Note on Terminolog

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#!/bin/bash

# Place in /usr/share/backup/
# and make executable 
# chmod 0744 dup-backup.sh
# install:
# apt-get install duplicity python-gdata python-gobject-2 python-paramiko
## Remeber to change Google drive user name and Google drive folder
## And change Email
# Must run as root for system wide backups

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/**
 * Amazon S3 REST Wrapper
 * Version Date: 2015-09-03
 *
 * Copyright 2015 CF Webtools | cfwebtools.com
 *
 * Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
 * you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
 * You may obtain a copy of the License at
 *

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<cfscript>
  /*
    I highlight words in a string that are found in a keyword list. Useful for search result pages.
    @param str           String to be searched
    @param searchterm    Comma delimited list of keywords
  */
  string function highlightKeywords( required string str, required string searchterm ){
    var j = "";
    var matches = "";
    var word = "";

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# Enable gzip. Highly recommending for best peformance
gzip on;
gzip_comp_level 6;
gzip_types text/html text/css text/javascript application/json application/javascript application/x-javascript;

# By default, do not set expire headers
expires 0;

# Set expires header for console CSS and JS.
# These files are timestamped with each new release, so it is safe to cache them agressively.

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daemon off;

worker_processes  1;

events {
    worker_connections  1024;
}

http {
    include       /usr/local/etc/nginx/mime.types; # Update if necessary  

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Looping is employed by programming languages to repeat a behavior defined by a section of code either while a condition is maintained true (conditional looping), or a certain number of times (iterative looping). As with other programming languages, ColdFusion allows you to perform both iterative and conditional looping.

ColdFusion uses the cfloop tag to enable looping in tag-based syntax. cfloop permits you to loop over a variable such as a structure or array, loop while a condition remains true, or loop for a given iteration. ColdFusion permits looping in cfscript using for loops and do while loops.

Tag-based Looping

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<!------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|| Component      :   passwordCheck.cfc
|| Author         :   Jason Luttrell
|| Description    :   Functionality to test for password strength.
|| Public Methods :   init()
||                         : initialize component
||                    isPasswordValid()
||                         : returns boolean indicating whether or not the 
||                           password meets the minimum requirements.
||                    getErrors()

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#  Index
---------------------------------------------------------------------

curl -XPUT http://localhost:9200/pictures/ -d '
{
    "settings": {
        "analysis": {
            "analyzer": {
                "index_analyzer": {
                    "tokenizer": "standard",