Comparing Adobe ColdFusion Enterprise API Manager to 3rd Party Options
One of the big myths about ColdFusion Enterprise is how “expensive” it is.
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One of the big myths about ColdFusion Enterprise is how “expensive” it is.
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While playing around with booleans, I ended up running into some fun stuff(tm) having to do with NULL.
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This just in: the Adobe ColdFusion Developer Week 2022 is right around the corner! Join us from July 18-22 for five days of exciting sessions with industry pioneers.
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Hello support, Is there a Websocket setting to avoid the following issue: After a random amount of time after things are working well (minutes to days), clients will instantly connect but will no longer get the success publish until things are restarted again.
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I’ve been playing with building out a Connect pod (blog entry & webinar coming soon ™) but in the meantime thought I’d share a little code for writing to and reading from a DynamoDB.
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Coders, the ninth edition of the Adobe ColdFusion Summit was a hit, with exciting sessions from coding pioneers and speakers from across the globe! If you missed out or want to relive the experience, we have some great news.
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Just migrating from coldfusion11 to Coldfusion2021 and it looks like queryofquery doesn’t work anymore!!! Here is the error returned : Message [empty string] StackTrace java.
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Very often, we need to dump value of variable when we develop the new functionality or trying to find an error. We definitely don’t need to show the dump for everyone. I believe it will be very helpful to add IP attribute to cfdump. The post Add IP attribute to cfdump appeared first on ColdFusion.
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From ColdFusion 11 onwards, you may use THIS.
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Can anyone give a simple example of how to config a NoSQL database for mongodb. The post Mongodb appeared first on ColdFusion.
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Calling ProcessSAMLResponse() on SAML AuthN Response results in "Possible replay attack occurred as there is no login/logout information associated with this request" exception. The post SAML with CF2021 – Struggling with “Possible replay attack” appeared first on ColdFusion.
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I had a customer reach out to me last week about moving their session storage to Redis, so I decided to play around a bit with it.
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On March 24th, 2022 the Hawaii ColdFusion User Group will be having a meeting with Mark Takata on Moving your Legacy ColdFusion application to Modern CFML.
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If you remember, in the last part of this blog series we tackled writing to a DynamoDB.
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I just wanted to share something rather minor that I observed: the CF “downloads” page–which offers downloads for things RELATED to CF but not CF itself–has been moved to “within” the CF docs.
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Part 1: Building a data import workflow using Cloud datasources and CFML Connecting & interacting with DynamoDB on AWS We’re going to kind of go backwards here with this web series, but I wanted to make sure we build out our scaffolding before we get into the meat of the actual code.
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How do you round down a large number so that you can display it easier. How I got stuck on a what turned out to be a simple solution. The post Rounding large numbers for easier display appeared first on ColdFusion.
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I/O Exception: PKIX path building failed: sun.security.provider.certpath.SunCertPathBuilderException: unable to find valid certification path to requested targe The post PKIX path building failed appeared first on ColdFusion.
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Alrighty! So this is going to be the first post introducing a little project I’m going to be building up and sharing the code to on Github for folks to use if they would like.
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