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After last weeks Wee Dram announcement more information and registration is now available.

Its going to be a London ColdFusion conference in replacement for the sadly Cancelled CFDEVCON. A chance to see some of the best ColdFusion Speakers from the US and of course the UK's own Mark Drew (What ColdFusion Conference would be complete without him)

Where:
Square Pig
30 - 32 Proctor Street
Holborn
London
WC1R 4QG

When:
Thursday 25th September 2008, 10am to 6pm

Who (Schedule):
10:00 - Key Note - From Adam Lehman & Claude Englebert
11:00 - Break
11:15 - Coldspring by Mark Drew
12:15 - Break
12:30 - RAD Object Oriented CF Development by Peter Bell
13:30 - Lunch
14:15 - High Availability: Clustering ColdFusion Applications by Mike Brunt
15:15 - Break
15:30 - Subversion - better living through branches by Sean Corfield
16:30 - Break
16:45 - Setting up a Solid Level Local Dev Environment by Kurt Wiersma
17:45 - Thank Yous & Raffles
18:00 - Networking in the bar

How much:
£10 on the Door [Cash Only] (Includes 2 Free Drinks + 10% off SOTR09)
Click here to register now

I've been looking at accessing the Gmail contact data via their API. This is the first draft of my findings and is no way the finished solution but it does what it says on the tin and returns the email address's from a users Gmail account contacts. Its actually quite simple to and we're going to do this in 2 CFM pages. We are going to be using the AuthSub method of registration

There are three levels of registration:

1. Unregistered: Application is not recognized by Google. The Access Request page, which prompts your users to either grant or deny access for your application, displays this caution highlighted in yellow: "Non-registered, not secure. This website has not registered with Google. We recommend that you continue the process only if you trust this destination."
2. Registered: Application is recognized by Google. The Access Request page displays this caution: "Registered, not secure. This website is registered with Google to make authorization requests, but has not been configured to send requests securely. We recommend you continue if you trust this destination."
3. Registered with enhanced security: Registered applications with a security certificate on file can use secure tokens. The Access Request page displays this message: "Registered, secure. This website is registered with Google to make authorization requests."

As we are going to be using the first method of Unregistered the user will getting some simple/basic prompts:

1. The first will be asking them to log in and letting them know that "A third party service is requesting permission to access your Google Account"
2. Second an Access Request page which lets the user know WHAT we are doing

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We know there are at least 200 over you because we all saw you are the CFDevCon :o)

Andy Allan is asking, "UK CF developers, where are you?" on his blog, which I've left a little comment on. This also prompted me to post this just to raise awareness! So if you are a developer and don't usually leave a comment, post to a list do so now!

Wow, I know it was only a mini conference but it packed a punch. I do want to say thanks to Russ and Niklas for the event and making it a great day. I also want to say hi to everyone I met and took the time to chat, too many mention (and remember) :o) oooo that tequilla can't of been good for me.

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