Closures in ColdFusion Tags
A Closure is an inner function that has access to outer function’s variables. Closures were earlier supported only in cfscript , now we have extended the functionality to support Closures in ColdFusion...
View ArticleNew Administrator UI in ColdFusion
With the ColdFusion 2018 release, we have provided a refreshed ColdFusion Administrator console. As the old ColdFusion Administrator console had not been changed in a long time, we felt it was only...
View ArticleCF Server Section – Performance Monitoring Toolset
The primary job of Performance Monitoring Toolset is to monitor CF Servers. It provides end-to-end monitoring for all kinds of setups including individual nodes, individual cluster, J2EE environment or...
View ArticlePerformance Monitoring Toolset- Incoming Services
Monitoring Incoming services In Performance Monitoring Toolset, we have dedicated a section for monitoring incoming services to ColdFusion. There are three types of services- REST, SOAP, and RPC. Any...
View ArticleWriting CFMs without Semicolons
Semi-colons have been statement separators for most programming languages. Earlier when processing was slow and memory was expensive, language designers needed to split programs into multiple...
View ArticleDatabase Monitoring using Performance Monitoring Toolset
ColdFusion 2018 performance monitoring toolset can help monitor a heterogeneous database server environment that may consist any of the ColdFusion supported databases. It helps users in identifying the...
View ArticleOOP and ColdFusion
Object-Oriented Programming is common term in programming language. It’s a vast concept but to sum it up in a single line, it is a set of concepts and techniques that make use of the “object”...
View ArticleDistributed caching in ColdFusion (2018 release)
Introduction to new caching engines ColdFusion already has support for caching using ehcache. There are many caching engines available in the market and each has its pros and cons. Depending upon your...
View ArticleCustom cache plugin – How to implement it
Introduction to Custom cache plugin As discussed in previous blog we have introduced new caching engines in ColdFusion and we are not tightly bound to ehcache now. But even after adding 3 more engines,...
View ArticleMember Functions introduced in ColdFusion (2018 release)
In the 2018 release of ColdFusion, we have introduced new Built-In Functions(BIF) to manipulate different objects using a single line invocation. Query Functions QueryDeleteRow( Object query, int...
View ArticleThread Dump Analysis using Performance Monitoring Toolset
Thread Dump Analysis Using Performance Monitoring Toolset Thread Dump is one of the most common things you perform when encountered with performance issues. For detecting faulty threads degrading your...
View ArticleNamed Parameters in ColdFusion
Named parameters enable you to associate argument with the parameter’s name rather than with the parameter’s position in the parameter list. They can be used in functions, constructors. In earlier...
View ArticleNew ColdFusion Release Adds Performance Monitoring Toolset for Measuring,...
Today, we’re very excited to announce the 2018 release of Adobe ColdFusion. This release builds on Adobe’s industry-leading solution for creating and deploying scalable, high-performing web...
View ArticlePerformance Monitoring Toolset – Auto Connector Tuning
Connector tuning is one of the essential part of setting ColdFusion Server for production deployment. Incorrect values lead to Service Unavailable or Server too busy errors. With ColdFusion 2018...
View ArticleCode Profiler in Performance Monitoring Toolset
The new Performance Monitoring Toolset has an exciting feature called the Code Profiler. As the name suggests, the Code Profiler lets you profile your CFML templates until the lowest level of...
View ArticleOOP and ColdFusion – Part 2
In my previous blog, I wrote about the following OOP features: Abstraction Encapsulation Inheritance Polymorphism Abstract CFCs & Methods In ColdFusion 2018, we support ‘Covariant Method Return...
View ArticleWhich is Better for your Company and ColdFusion Apps? Control or Speed?
Do you feel like your company is moving in slow-motion? Would you like your company to be more agile, which is to be nimble or the ability to move quickly and easily. What about your ColdFusion...
View ArticleArrays and String enhancements in ColdFusion 2018
ColdFusion 2018 introduces a good set of enhancements on Language. In this port, we will be looking at all the feature enhancements around Arrays and Strings. Typed Arrays ColdFusion has always been a...
View ArticleColdFusion Bloggers is Alive
A short note to alert everyone that ColdFusionBloggers.org is back online and back to aggregating your blog posts. The great Raymond Camden created this awesome resource and technically it will always...
View ArticleColdFusion 2018 features Webinar by Rakshith Naresh
Learn about the new exciting features in ColdFusion 2018. Join the webinar hosted by ColdFusion Product manager Rakshith Naresh today at 8:30 AM PST....
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