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Strange Tomcat error after installing Update 5
New install CF2018 Developer Edition, adding DSN for MS Access gives error: “The ColdFusion ODBC Server service is not running or has not been installed…”
These are the minimum requirements that need to be installed in IIS for a CF install.
I have the following code <cfscript> data = [‘2342bas’, ‘asqwerewq’, ‘12314’, 12421, 1.1]; newdata = arrayNew[‘Numeric’](1); for (item in data) { newdata.append(val(item)); } writedump(newdata); newdata = []; for (item in data) { newdata.append(val(item)); } writedump(newdata); </cfscript> This result in Not sure this is wrong, but it is interesting
Notice of upcoming ColdFusion User Group meeting, October 16, 2019
The seventh edition of ColdFusion Summit happened in Vegas from Oct 1st – 2nd. There were more than 500 attendees from 320+ accounts being represented. We had four tracks with 40 sessions. Thank you to everyone that attended Adobe ColdFusion Summit 2019 and to the Presenters for the awesome sessions! Thanks to all the Presenters for sharing their slide decks. Please find below the content from the sessions: ColdFusion and Vue – building CFML-powered reactive applications – Matt Gifford :: […]
Observations on the exam for the ColdFusion Specialist program.
Quick listing of CFCamp 2019 Twitter accounts for reference.
UPDATE (10/10/2019): We’ve have now included patches for 32-bit IIS connector. The locations are also updated. Users who had installed Update 5 of ColdFusion (2018 release) and Update 12 of ColdFusion (2016 release) encountered an error after they’d tried accessing the ColdFusion Administrator using their connector port. The issue was reported by a few users that it might impact all their websites. This issue appears if and only if you access the ColdFusion Administrator using the web server port. We […]
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Observations on the in-person portion of the ColdFusion Specialist program.
