Entries Tagged as “Adobe ColdFusion Builder 2.0”
ColdFusion e-seminar today
Adobe ColdFusion | Adobe ColdFusion Builder 2.0 | Announcements | CFBuilder | e-seminar | productivity | web application development | web programming
There is a ColdFusion e-seminar happening today on ColdFusion Builder at 8 am PT.
Title: ColdFusion Builder: The professional IDE to boost your productivity
Description: ColdFusion Builder has many features that makes CFML coding easier and faster, like code assist for functions and variables, auto code complete, code insight for CFCs and ORM entities, tighter integration with ColdFusion server, line debugger, advanced search functionality, extensibility using extensions and many more. This session will explain such productivity features, including those that are not easily discoverable.
The e-seminar will be delivered by Dipanwita Sarkar, engineer from Adobe instrumental in the ColdFusion Builder product release.
Click here to register.
ColdFusion Installation failure if username contains '$'
Administrator | Adobe ColdFusion 10 | Adobe ColdFusion Builder 2.0 | ColdFusion | General
Problem Statement:
If the username of the machine contains two or more $s in it and if this subdirectory of user-home is the temp directory of your machine(i.e System temp path containing two or more $s in it), then your installation would fail.
Example: A system's username as Admin12$01$
Installation last screen message:
“Install failed with some errors, check the Install log for more details”
Following are the errors that are result of this issue:
Custom Action: ...ia.action.PreInstallCheckAction
Status: ERROR
Additional Notes: ERROR - class ia.action.PreInstallCheckAction.install() Unexpected Fatal Error:
Status: ERROR
Additional Notes: ERROR - windows_basic_commands.xmlcom.macromedia.ant.windowsdll.
ExecProcess.ExecHiddenProcess(Ljava/lang/String;Ljava/lang/String;Ljava/lang/String;Z)I
Execute ANT Script: Script: configure.xml
Status: ERROR
Install Merge Module: Z:\installers\CFSolr\installers\mergemodule\\CFSolr_windows.iam.zip
Status: ERROR
Additional Notes: ERROR - java.lang.NullPointerException
ANT Script Error:
Status: ERROR
Additional Notes: ERROR - configure-dlls.xmlcom.macromedia.ant.windowsdll.ExecProcess.
ExecHiddenProcess(Ljava/lang/String;Ljava/lang/String;Ljava/lang/String;Z)I
Fix/Workaround for the Issue:
Two ways are there to work around this issue:
1) Set up the machine’s temp path to any path that doesn’t contain $ in it and then run the installer. It would work fine.
For Example:
For Windows - Under “Environment Variables” you can see the variables TEMP and TMP. Currently, they would have been pointing to %USERPROFILE%\AppData\Local\Temp
You should be changing these values to something like C:\MyTemp (Make sure that the directory MyTemp exists in your machine)
After changing these varaiables clean-up/uninstall the old installation and re-run the installation.
For Unix – Set the environment variable IATEMPDIR to a location that has enough space and the path shouldn’t contain $ in it.
2) Other way is to change the username not to contain $ in it and then uninstall and re-run the installation again.
You can also refer these details at: ColdFusion Installation Failure Fix
ColdFusion Builder 2 Silent Installation
Adobe ColdFusion Builder 2.0 | Adobe ColdFusion Builder 2.0.1 | CFBuilder | ColdFusion
ColdFusion Builder can be installed from command prompt silently without any user interactions.This helps in automating the installation in your organization and improves productivity.
More details can also be found at: ColdFusion Builder 2 Silent Installation Details
How does it work?
SILENT_INSTALLER_TYPE=standalone
SILENT_INSTALL_FOLDER=C:\\AdobeColdFusionBuilder2
SILENT_INSTALLER_TYPE=plugin
SILENT_INSTALL_FOLDER=C:\\AdobeColdFusionBuilder2Plugins
Rancho: The Code Coverage tool for ColdFusion
Adobe ColdFusion | Adobe ColdFusion 10 | Adobe ColdFusion Builder 2.0 | Adobe ColdFusion Builder 2.0.1 | ColdFusion
Code coverage is an essential part of testing, it reflects the
completeness of the testing done. Code coverage is instrumental in
providing information about how much of the total code is actually
tested by the test suite. However code coverage does not guaranty the
quality of testing but it reflects the area covered in testing.
Another important point is white box testing and code
coverage(functional) are two separate activities. while the former
determine the probable inputs and output for a function, the later
determine if all lines and branching conditions of the function are
executed, in short all paths have been covered or not. There are quiet a
bunch of tools available for Java applications. But for ColdFusion
applications, till now there is no way to know the code coverage.
This post provides an experimental tool, Rancho, to get code coverage
for any ColdFusion application. Rancho can be used as a ColdFusion
Builder extension or as an application Read more and download Rancho....
ColdFusion Developer Week is back - 4th and 8th June 2012
HTML5 | Adobe ColdFusion | Adobe ColdFusion 10 | Adobe ColdFusion Builder 2.0 | Announcements | Application Server | ColdFusion | creating a website | productivity | Rapid Application Development | web application development | web application security | web programming
We have had huge success with the first ever ColdFusion Developer Week.
With the launch of ColdFusion 10, we are back with the 2nd ColdFusion Developer Week, a series of free, live webinars hosted by seasoned ColdFusion experts. The webinars cover a wide range of topics, from what ColdFusion is and how to code it, to more in-depth topics related to CF10- HTML5, REST, ORM and Security enhancements.
If you are a new developer, someone with little or no ColdFusion experience, or even if you have been using ColdFusion all your life, these sessions are ideal for you. The ColdFusion Developer Week provides something for everyone so sign up now.
Click here to sign up.