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The most recent hotfix for ColdFusion 9 can cause problems for people that have very large form submissions.  The fix imposes a form field limit of 1 [...]

I recently had to come up with a solution for Word-to-PDF file conversions on a server that was running Railo.  After much searching and combining of [...]

[...] , user groups, and other memberships for the language.  Are they active? Let’s take Adobe ColdFusion as an example.  If you look at http://www.adobe.com/coldfusion/ you will see that news, [...]

[...] is '<prefix>setting', otherwise it is just 'setting'. Look for three records in the database table... Where path = 'system/assets' change the value column to: {baseDirectory}assets/content/ [...]

[...] articles online.  Here is the formula... 1. Set your data type to nvarchar in your database table. 2. In ColdFusion Administrator, in your datasource settings, click 'Show Advanced [...]

[...] articles online.  Here is the formula... 1. Set your data type to nvarchar in your database table. 2. In ColdFusion Administrator, in your datasource settings, click 'Show Advanced [...]

[...] is '<prefix>setting', otherwise it is just 'setting'. Look for three records in the database table... Where path = 'system/assets' change the value column to: {baseDirectory}assets/content/ [...]

[...] When running ColdFusion 9 in multiple instances, you used to be able to run the Web Server Connector tool from the Windows start menu and connect specific instances to sites.  This changed in [...]

[...] When running ColdFusion 9 in multiple instances, you used to be able to run the Web Server Connector tool from the Windows start menu and connect specific instances to sites.  This changed in [...]

[...] version of ColdFusion.  The easiest way to resolve this issue is to run the Web server configuration tool that came with the previous version of ColdFusion and REMOVE all the [...]

[...] menu in Windows... Start > Programs > Adobe > ColdFusion [version] > Web Server Configuration Tool If you prefer not to use this tool, or can't run it for some reason, you can do this [...]

For some reason, the production instances of ColdFusion 9.01 on our two production Windows 2008R2 64-bit servers just would not work with OpenOffice C [...]

[...] When running ColdFusion 9 in multiple instances, you used to be able to run the Web Server Connector tool from the Windows start menu and [...]

[...] When running ColdFusion 9 in multiple instances, you used to be able to run the Web Server Connector tool from the Windows start menu and [...]

[...] instance of CF then "cfusion" in the lines above should be replaced by your instance name.  Second, you should follow this formula for the first two numbers:  connections = [...]

[...] instance of CF then "cfusion" in the lines above should be replaced by your instance name.  Second, you should follow this formula for the first two numbers:  connections = [...]

[...] " instance. <cf install root>\www\runtime\bin\wsconfig.exe The www in bold is the instance name. I'm sure this is somewhere in the install documentation, but I missed it and lost a bunch of [...]

[...] ; instance. <cf install root>\www\runtime\bin\wsconfig.exe The www in bold is the instance name. I'm sure this is somewhere in the install documentation, but I missed it and lost a [...]

[...] ColdFusion instance and you should be all set. Please note that any time you re-run the ColdFusion connector, your workers.properties will get reset and you will have to re-add these settings. BONUS! [...]

[...] ColdFusion instance and you should be all set. Please note that any time you re-run the ColdFusion connector, your workers.properties will get reset and you will have to re-add these settings. BONUS! [...]