Cold Fusion 8 License Exception

We purchased ColdFusion 8 Standard Edition and are running
one Website on IIS. When I had people looking at some CF templates
with mockups, I got a License Exception disallowed IP addresses
error.
Please advise- the only fix I found listed in this CF form
category was to update the serial number in CF admin under "System
Information Link"- there is no such link in CF8 or I can't find it.
We installed this full Standard edition on our server and entered
our serial number - why is this happening?
Thanks

newportri wrote:
> Please advise- the only fix I found listed in this CF
form category was to
> update the serial number in CF admin under "System
Information Link"- there is
> no such link in CF8 or I can't find it. We installed
this full Standard edition
> on our server and entered our serial number - why is
this happening?
Search you lib dirs for a file named license.properties and
enter your
license key there and restart.
Jochem
Jochem van Dieten
Adobe Community Expert for ColdFusion

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I have a question on Cold Fusion license.
Have Cold Fusion 9 Enterprise but cannot find the license key.
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Can the license key for CF9 be obtained somewhere?
Thanks,
Mike

If you can provide proof to Adobe that you purchased CF9 Ent, I'm sure Adobe can re-send you the key for CF9 Ent.
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HTH,
^_^

Updater 2 and Dreamweaver's Cold Fusion development server

Hello,
I am in the process of developing a Cold Fusion Web
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version of the Corda Embedder is installed automatically for you.
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Cold Fusion server is an established server running several CF
applications. The Corda product is also known to be running fine,
as I am able to view my current projects in a browser.
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1) Am I missing something with instantiating the COM object?
2) How can I tell if I need the Cold Fusion updater?
3) Which updater version do I download (1 or 2) and for which
server (MX, MX7, Special Dreamweaver version)?
4) Where do I install the updater - since I am running the
Cold Fusion Developer Server that comes with Dreamweaver, it is not
located in the default C:\CFusionMX7 directory?
Thank You Very Much For Your Time,
Nathan
Technology Support Analyst, Sr.

2) How can I tell if I need the Cold Fusion updater?
Version 7,0,0,91690
You are on Version 7MX, no updater. After the update you will
have a
version something like this.
Version 7,0,1,xxxx OR Version 7,0,2,xxxx
3) Which updater version do I download (1 or 2) and for which
server
(MX, MX7, Special Dreamweaver version)?
You need to download and install at least updater 1 for MX 7
per the COM
instructions, updater 2 (which by default includes updater 1
IIRC) could
be even better, but has a small chance of doing something you
don't want
it to. One would have to read all the tech notes and make a
decision.
There is no "Special Dreamweaver" version, it is just the
standard Free
Development version anybody can download and install. "Serial
Number
Developer" And to turn this into a professional version all
one has to
do is purchase a license number an enter it into the
administration
panel. This converts a developer CF server to a Production CF
server
with no other downloading or installing necessary.
4) Where do I install the updater - since I am running the
Cold Fusion
Developer Server that comes with Dreamweaver, it is not
located in the
default C:\CFusionMX7 directory?
Most likely the installer will figure that out. If it does
not, just
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How not to use Cold Fusion and Java

Overview
This write up is intended to give java developers that are
developing ColdFusion applications some beneficial information:
things that are not documented.
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The company builds enterprise class web application software
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had and existing proprietary J2EE based product, and needed to
integrate the two while meeting a host of new requirements. These
requirements were based on delivering a better user experience,
faster / cheaper integration, increased flexibility /
configuration, useablily, decreasing maintenance costs, the ability
to deploy in either install or ASP models. An initiative was
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technologies. Tactically, this meant that we were to build a hybrid
CF and java application: one that used building blocks (decoupled /
cohesive components) that would allow applications to be rapidly
assembled, configured and deployed. This made sense on several
levels, the team was composed of Java and CF developers, the CF
rapid application development was very productive, there is great
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was deployed using CFC inheritance for model objects and views made
use of CF custom tags. The internals of the application, used a
rules engine, some proprietary java, ORM, and other J2EE
technology. The initial performance of the system was reasonable.
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Under load the response times were orders of magnitude slower,
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Armed with our profiler, oracle execution plans and we
charged ahead addressing issue after issue. Note that we took
meticulous care in tweaking the active thread pool and ensuring
that our CF setup was tuned for our application. None of the
observations here are a condemnation of the language; rather they
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OO programming practices. Further detail can be provided on
request.
CFC inheritance should be avoided - resolution of variable
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nominally exacerbated by CF calls necessary to set up for the
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deadlock. There are work arounds, but they are painful.
Recursion should be avoided - we had a few recursive routines
and these had to be rewritten.
Custom Tags - should be used sparingly - each custom tag
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fixed in CF 8)
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In the end we got the performance to reasonable numbers, but
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proper variable scoping for those things left over. We prototyped a
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frameworks in CF? Think twice, no three times, and, if you must, be
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interesting aslbert123,
Not that I doubt you, but could you answer some questions
about your implementation that was so slow:
1.) Did you put your CFCs in the application or server scope?
2.) Were you initializing your CFCs, via CreateObject or
<cfinvoke>, on every request?
3.) Are you sure that you were properly Var'ing every
variable in your methods? (people typically forget about query
names and loop iterator variables)
4.) Could you give examples of how your inheritence was set
up?
5.) For CustomTags, did you call them the old <cf_tag>
way or the newer, better-performing <cfimport> way?
6.) How did you connect CF to Java exactly?
Thanks,
Aaron

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version from the trial site or is there something else I need to
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Error report:
java.lang.ExceptionInInitializerError:
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at javax.crypto.Cipher.getInstance([DashoPro-V1.2-120198])
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at coldfusion.compiler.NeoTranslator.translateJava(Unknown
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at
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Source)
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http://www.adobe.com/go/trycoldfusion
or at least install CFMX 6.1 updater 1. Both are available at the
same URL. The bottom dropdown is for CFMX 6.1. Each of the CFMX
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for 30 days, then developer) or a licensed version if you have a
license. The original CFMX 6.0 is not a good option at this point
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Cold Fusion / developer edition

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sorry to ask you this but it has been hanging over my head
for a long period of time.
I have been unable to get my mind around the concept of "the
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