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At the CFSummit East last month we announced the availability of Docker images for ColdFusion from Adobe. They are available on bintray and here is the direct URL to access the images: https://bintray.com/eaps/coldfusion/ In that list of images you will also find API Manager, API Manager addons along with the image for ColdFusion server. Do give these images a try and let us know your feedback.
Hi Adobe, The “Data Source Management for ColdFusion” doc, under “Supplied Drivers” has always listed “Microsoft Access”, but Adobe says 1) the 32-bit ODBC driver always ships with Windows itself and 2) CF doesn’t install an ODBC driver and 3) the 64-bit ODBC driver install must be done separately? Question: Could you please explain what “Supplied Drivers” means, especially as it pertains to ODBC being listed but requiring manual install? Thanks!,-Aaron
Here is a chance for your voice to be heard in shaping the future direction of the product you love. Just spend a few minutes in responding to a survey here. The information gathered here will we very important to us and will help determine potential future directions of the product. Please note that depending on your usage, the survey may end up being short for you as we are trying to understand more detail about a specific usage. Here […]
“What is CFCamp CFCamp was created with the purpose of providing general training for both beginner and advanced level CFML programmers. The conference began life in 2008 with 100 attendees and 9 sessions. In 2011 we revived the conference and hosted 120 attendees and 9 sessions. CFCamp has established itself over the years as a very well known conference in the CFML community and is the only CFML conference in Europe.” Great news for all CFers out there. This year’s conference will be on 8.+9. […]
Do you feel like your company is moving in slow-motion? Would you like your company to be more agile and flexible? What about your ColdFusion applications? Do they move as quickly and efficiently as you would like? Speed requires two other keys to in order to be achieved chiefly: the willingness to let go of control and become more flexible. Remember what legendary race car driver Mario Andretti once said, “If everything seems under control, you’re not going fast enough.” […]
Many of you may already be aware that we are running a pre-release public beta for ColdFusion (2018 release). This post is to give you a heads up that ColdFusion (2018 release), slated to be released in the second half of this year, will only have upgrade pricing available from ColdFusion (2016 release). If you are on ColdFusion 11 or earlier, then you will not be eligible for the upgrade pricing.
At CF Webtools we recently went through a round of server upgrades to handle the Authorize.net ending support for older TLS versions. Now USPS, United State Postal Service, is doing the same thing with their Shipping APIs. This is going to be happening for all API’s and most likely all this year as PCI requirements for ending support for TLS 1.1 and older at the end of June 2018. This is according to the PCI Security Standards Council. USPS will […]
***NOTE: This document was originally created by a member of the ColdFusion Engineering Team*** Sometimes it is useful to know the real-time load on a ColdFusion Server. One way to get this information is through cfstat, which displays the relevant information at CF server/Tomcat level. Another way to get this information is through Status worker, which displays the information at Webserver/Connector level. A status worker is a special type of worker which does not communicate with Tomcat. Instead, it gathers configuration and […]
I’ve been using ColdFusion since the Allaire days and with so many people saying ColdFusion is dead, I’m glad to see that Adobe is keeping things alive. I’m also happy to see a site like this where people can come and find answers, post solutions, and just get general knowledge about ColdFusion because a Google search can be a bit aggravating. Keep up the good work Adobe.
Saw the announcement for this user group meeting on my Twitter feed this morning so wanted to pass along. You do not have to be in Seattle to attend as these meetings are streamed each month. The topic this month is creating API’s via ColdFusion and is given by Chris Straight of Online Metals. The online start time is 6:30 Pacific so plan accordingly. https://www.eventbrite.com/e/may-2018-seattle-coldfusion-user-group-meeting-tickets-45127194654
“It’s not about what we make, it’s about what we make happen.” – Park Howell After the first day, no one seemed tired! Workshop: Intro to Docker & Containers by Bret Fisher Day two of the conference started strong. Bret Fisher gave a great presentation about Docker. This fast-paced hands-on workshop took you from Docker 101 to an understanding of how to use Docker Compose for easy local Mura development. Bret talked about some basic “daily docker commands” for […]
We announced the new ColdFusion Community Portal, last year. We have been maintaining the ColdFusion Blog and ColdFusion Community portal in parallel. In an endeavor to serve you better on a single platform, we have decided to redirect ColdFusion Blog to ColdFusion Community Portal. All the existing blogs/comments can now be accessed via the community portal as well. Only a few “subscribe” comments have not been updated on the posts available on the community portal. The changes will be implemented on […]
