First, some background. dbvarname is an attribute for cfprocparam to specify named parameters while calling a stored procedure. For details refer https://wikidocs.adobe.com/wiki/display/coldfusionen/cfprocparam Versions prior to ColdFusion5 had support for dbvarname. This was deprecated in ColdFusion MX, brought back in 7.0.1 and deprecated again in 7.0.2. The reason was the lack of proper support from multiple jdbc drivers. Since then, this was a major ask among ColdFusion users. ColdFusion 11 brought this attribute back from the dead. It was disabled by […]
Reproduced from original post here. Datasources in ColdFusion have always been defined either in CFAdmin or through Admin API. This made it difficult for applications to be portable across ColdFusion servers. CF11 brings application specific datasources to ColdFusion. With this, applications can register their own datasources (when they start) without messing with the server-wide datasources defined in CFAdmin. The datasource details can be defined in Application.cfc Syntax:- ———— this.datasources.derbyds={ driver=”Apache Derby Embedded”, database= “C:/dev/ColdFusion/cf_main/cfusion/db/artgallery/”}; this.datasources.dsn1={“database”=”regression”,”host”=”localhostMSSQL2008″, “driver”=”MSSQLServer”, “username”=”sa”, “password”=”password”}; this.datasources.dsn2={“driver”=”MSSQLServer”, url=”jdbc:macromedia:sqlserver://localhostMSSQL2008; […]
CFZip has been in ColdFusion since CF8 but it was only for unencrypted zip files. ColdFusion Splendor brings password protection to CFZip with multiple encryption methods. 2 new attributes have been added to CFZip and CFZipParam to support this functionality. Password EncryptionAlgorithm <Standard, AES-128, AES-256 (default)> Examples cfzip(action=”zip”, file=”C:ZipTesttestzipfile.zip”, source=”C:ZipTestsample.txt”, password=”pass”); cfzip(action=”list”, name=”zipFileList”, file=”C:ZipTesttestzipfile.zip”); cfzip(action=”unzip”, file=”C:ZipTesttestzipfile.zip”, destination=”C:ZipTest”, password=”pass”, overwrite=”true”); More examples here.
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