January 27, 2017
ColdFusion 10 “Core Support” ends in May 2017
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January 27, 2017
ColdFusion 10 “Core Support” ends in May 2017
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I made a post last week regarding this and now would like to pass this on to wider audience, as well.

The “Core Support” for ColdFusion 10 ends on May 16, 2017. That means, no more Security patches/updates by Adobe for this version of ColdFusion after mid of May 2017. 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 the product and the support programs are announced and available for purchase.

Extended support provides an additional two years of Platinum Maintenance and Support services after the end of Core Support. Extended Maintenance and Support provides the extra time you may need, to plan your migration to Adobe’s latest technology. Here is the source.

So, if you are on version 10 or prior then, its the correct time for you to upgrade. This will ensure your eligibility of getting Security updates and patches timely from Adobe, for the supported versions of ColdFusion, as and when released.

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Mar 16, 2017
Mar 16, 2017

Thank you very much Charlie, that helped me very much.
And sorry for the off-topic 😉

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Mar 16, 2017
Mar 16, 2017

Is there already an new version of CF available for purchase? CF 2017?

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Feb 9, 2017
Feb 9, 2017

The should all work the same and return the same results. If changes were made, there shouldn’t be any reason that they shouldn’t have already been identified and rolled-back.

Again, the ability for CF10/11 to not identify a valid Microsoft OneDrive URL is unsettling when this bug has already been identified & fixed in CF2016 (especially when CF10 EOL is approaching and this bugfix will be marketed in the future as a reason to upgrade.)

For a isValid(“URL”) unit test, you can use the URLs identified here. The Regex that is provided appears to be superior to whatever is currently being used.
https://mathiasbynens.be/demo/url-regex

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