[thelist] Cold Fusion on a Mac?

i've only just got started working with cold fusion via the mac and i'm
pretty happy with it so far.

i'm using 'dave' by thursby ( http://www.thursby.com ) which allows the mac
to mount my NT box - it just appears on the desktop like another hard drive
icon. the beauty of this is that i can work on the files that reside on the
NT box in BB Edit.  they save directly back onto the pc, rather then having
to upload them everytime i make a change. Speed is good :)

i have to set up the access databases on the NT box - unfortunately i don't
think this step is possible on the mac yet.

one really annoying problem i'm having at the moment is TCP/IP on the mac.
for dave to work i need to configure TCP/IP for ethernet, where i use PPP
to dial up for internet connection.  hence, i can't be connected to the
internet to harrass isaac for cold fusion help while i'm learning :p

i'm going to write to thursby and hopefully they'll have a work around...
but i tend to doubt it at the moment..

if anyone can shed some light on this problem i'd really appreciate it

chris


>Is there anyone who is developing Cold Fusion apps primarily on a
>Mac? I've found that using BBEdit and Anarchy together with a live
>connection to a server is quite workable. The one thing that I
>haven't found a work around for is using Access databases on my
>machine?
>
>Anyone know how I could do this?
>
>As an aside, I'd be interested in hearing how you work with CF from
>your Mac, which things make life easier for you.