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ColdFusion 2016 and ColdFusion Builder 2016 Update 2 early access builds are now available for your testing and feedback.
Note: The early access builds mentioned here have now been released in final form. So do not use the prerelease files or info below, but rather see the later blog post:
As discussed in previous blog there are 5 ways of creating APIs in ColdFusion API Manager. We have already seen How To Create Manual API In ColdFusion API Manager. Now we will import an API from Swagger. Swagger is a specification for describing, producing, consuming, and visualizing RESTful web services. APIM supports Swagger 1.2 as well as 2.0. Read more here : Using ColdFsion APIM to import API from Swagger
ColdFusion API Manager helps you to create APIs that expose core functionalities of application and other backend systems. These APIs are then published and managed at runtime. We can create APIs in multiple ways : Creating API Manually Importing API from Swagger Importing API from ColdFusion REST services Converting a SOAP service into a REST service Import a SOAP API through a proxy service In the series of blogs to follow we will cover each flow. In this blog we […]
As you are probably aware, we are in the planning stage for the next version of ColdFusion. You may have already seen a blog post asking you to submit your wishlist for the next version. This post is about a survey that will give Adobe valuable information about your usage of ColdFusion. Please take a few minutes to take this survey and provide your feedback. The data from the survey will be used to validate a set of hypothesis about […]
As you are probably aware, with each version of ColdFusion, security is at the top of the priority list. With the latest release of ColdFusion, it is not just the security related features. Emphasis was laid on the inherent security of the ColdFusion platform by itself. To validate this, the PSIRT (Product Security Incident Response Team) at Adobe helped arrange a third party security audit for ColdFusion. The audit did come up with a few findings. Our Product engineers did […]
Remember that the $199 Super Early Bird Rate for ColdFusion Summit 2016 ends on May 31st so there are only a few days left to get that discount.
The preconference sessions are also filling up quickly, and have very limited capacity so if you were considering attending please sign up soon.
You can register here: https://cfsummit.adobeevents.com/register/
Don’t forget that call for speakers ends tomorrow as well, so please submit any topic you would like to speak about by tomorrow here: http://cfsummit.speakerform.com
ColdFusion Summit 2016 will be held at Mandalay Bay Resort in Las Vegas, NV on October 10th and 11th.
The preconference workshops on Security and API Development & Management will be on October 9th.
See you there!
Here is a way to let us know your wishlist for the future versions of ColdFusion. The process is really simple. 1. Log into the public bug tracker https://bugbase.adobe.com 2. Click on Add Bug. 3. Choose ColdFusion as the product and version as 2016. Remember, the version to be selected is 2016. 4. Select product area as wishlist and submit your list in the bug description. That’s it! We would love to hear your thoughts on what you would like […]
You may run into issues if you are using a non-administrator user account to install ColdFusion updates manually, or if an installation is attempted from the ColdFusion administrator console when ColdFusion service is running with a non-administrator account. In such cases, the update may not install successfully. and may complete with errors.
This update is a companion update to ColdFusion 2016 Update 1 and primarily addresses issues related to Security Code Analyzer and it’s performance. The issues fixed for this release are listed in this document. This update is applicable for a standalone as well as a plugin installation of ColdFusion Builder. After applying this update, ColdFusion Builder build number should be 298831. ColdFusion Builder has an automatic update notification that notifies the user of the updates availability.
This post is to announce the release of updates for ColdFusion 2016, ColdFusion 11 and ColdFusion 10. These updates address a common vulnerability mentioned in security bulletin APSB 16-16, upgrade the Tomcat engine and contain other bug fixes. ColdFusion 2016 Update 1 ColdFusion (2016 release) Update 1 addresses an issue mentioned in the security bulletin APSB 16-16. Tomcat has been upgraded to version 8.0.32. This update includes several important bug fixes for security, core language features, server, and other areas. […]
Thank you all for joining us last week at Adobe ColdFusion Developer Week! We hope you were able to gain additional knowledge in the remote sessions.
We would also like to thank our speakers for their time and committment to sharing knowledge with our amazing community in the below sessions.
- Security Enhancements in ColdFusion 2016: Dave Epler
- Mobile Applications Made Easy with ColdFusion: Dave Ferguson
- MVC With and Without a Framework: Nolan Erck
- Realtime with WebSockets: Giancarlo Gomez
- ColdFusion Performance Tuning and Caching: Brian Klaas
- CFML Features for More Modern Coding: Dan Fredericks
- ColdFusion 2016 Overview: Rakshith Naresh
- Exploring PDF Capabilities in ColdFusion: Elishia Dvorak
- Protecting APIs using CF 2016 API Manager: S V Pavankumar
- Extending PDF Capabilities using DDX: Mayur Jain
Call for speakers is now open for Adobe ColdFusion Summit 2016!
From now until May 20th, feel free to submit any topics you would like us to consider. We're always looking for new speakers, with a focus on practical application of ColdFusion in solving real world business solutions. So if you're a developer who has leveraged ColdFusion to build a great application or you have an interesting use case we would love you to present that at this year's Summit!
We're also looking for speakers that have knowledge of ColdFusion in specific functionality areas or integrated solutions that can share this through practical examples that would benefit the developer community.
Please submit your proposals here: http://cfsummit.speakerform.com
Remember to submit by May 20th in order to be considered.
For all confirmed speakers, conference pass and hotel will be covered for the conference dates.
