Entries Tagged as “CFBuilder”
Unable to re-install ColdFusion Builder 2.0.1
Adobe ColdFusion Builder 2.0.1 | CFBuilder | General
In the following case it is possible to occur.
If you have deleted CFB 2/2.0.1 plugins installation directory manually without uninstalling using uninstaller, you may not be able to install next time unless you have cleaned-up the old stuff lying in your Mac OS X machine.
Only if that is the case please do the following (otherwise it is never ever recommended to do this ) :
Take a backup and delete the file: /Library/Application Support/Adobe/Uninstall/{b8c666c3-1efd-11b2-bf3c-e04be4b2b610}.db
Try installing now. You would be able to install now.
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.
Outstanding contributions to the ColdFusion 10 and ColdFusion Builder 2.0.1 pre-release
Adobe ColdFusion | Adobe ColdFusion 10 | Adobe ColdFusion Builder 2.0.1 | Announcements | CFBuilder | Rapid Application Development | web application development | web programming
We have had some valuable contributions to the ColdFusion 10 and ColdFusion Builder 2.0.1 pre-release. The participants showed a lot of interest in ensuring that they give maximum feedback to the product team. This just goes on to the show passion that you have for the product. Thanks to each and everyone one of you who participated in the pre-release program for ColdFusion 10. The product team values every contribution that was made. We will look forward to your contributions as we move towards building the next major version of ColdFusion.
Now to reward the top contributors of the pre-release.The top three contributors each will get a license for ColdFusion 10 Enteprise. The other two contributors following the three contributors will get a license for ColdFusion Builder.
Both the pre-release forum participation and the bugs filed were considered to identify the top contributions.
Here are the top three contributors who will get a license for ColdFusion 10 Enterprise.
Adam Cameron, Aaron Neff and Raymond Camden
The other two contributors who will get a license for ColdFusion Builder are:
David McGuigan and Charlie Arehart
Congratulations to all of you!
And thanks once again to everyone who took time to participate in the pre-release.
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
CFB Extension for Server Stats using WebSocket
CFBuilder | ColdFusion | WebSocket
The new WebSocket feature in ColdFusion 10 is useful in many scenarios. One such usecase is pushing server statistics to client applications.
This ColdFusion Builder extension uses WebSocket feature of ColdFusion 10 to display two server stats - heap and CPU usage. It uses point-to-point (instead of publish-subscribe) mode of WebSocket communication. Once websocket is opened (using cfwebsocket tag), it invokes a method on CFC, that starts a thread and pushes server data to the client every 5 seconds using WebSocket API, wsSendMessage.
The client plots this data as graphs and updates them whenever new data is avilable from the CFC (which is every 5 seconds). It (client) keeps buffer of 200 readings and when it exceeds this limit, it compacts the array by merging some of the earlier readings. Here is a screen shot of this extension -
Hovering mouse over the graph shows stats at that time. Note that this data is interpolated from nearby values. The CPU usage graph could be little misleading. It might appear that server is using CPU cycles all the time. But, since the CFC that sends this stats also run on the same server, some CPU cycles would be used by the script. And the graph is plotted by filling the area between current and previous readings. However this graph could be useful in observing change in CPU usage over a period of time.
Non-extension version of this tool is also available. Download this file, unzip it in the wwwroot and run index.cfm.
-Ram Kulkarni