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CF2016 with updater 8 crashes when using Java 11 on Windows 10.
Update (2/15/2019): We’ve updated the known issues documents with the following issues: Scheduler deletes all tasks. The QueryExecute function throws an exception. We are working on the other issues and we will share a status update shortly. Thank you for reporting the issues. Update (2/13/2019): This blog is updated with the following details for: ColdFusion Builder (2018 release) Update 1 We are pleased to announce that we have released the updates for the following ColdFusion releases: ColdFusion (2018 release) Update […]
Reverse an array in ColdFusion and other tricks using slice syntax adding ColdFusion 2018
Sorting an array using ArraySort, BubbleSort and QuickSort as a technical exercise.
Same Query running 17x slower on CF 2018 than CF 201
Apache crashes when there’s multi-thread request in a web app server with CF2018 & Apache 2.4.
The CF Community is vast. Here’s some other places you can turn to in order to find help or network within the ColdFusion community.
Functions are first class citizens in CFML meaning you are able to do some interesting things, avoid duplication and write less code.
Wondering what was new or changed in CF 10, 11, or 2016 that you may have missed?
The “Core Support” for ColdFusion 11 ends on April 30, 2019. That means, no more Security patches/updates by Adobe for this version of ColdFusion after end of April 2019. The detailed timelines are mentioned here in the EOL Matrix. What is Core Support then? Core support is the time frame wherein the product and the support programs are available. This provides, five years of product support from the general availability date of a product. General availability is the date when […]
Part 3 of the series moves on to covering the new CF2018 Auto Lockdown tool, various performance enhancements, and the new CF2018 Performance Monitoring Toolset (PMT).
As some may have noticed, there has been a problem for some months where if you were to make a comment in a blog post here in the portal, and then you edited that comment, all its paragraph formatting would be lost–and the comment would become a sea of words, as one big paragraph.
