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Trying to use cfdocument: Cannot find implementation class coldfusion.tagext.document.DocumentTag for the document tag. Read More

Adobe ColdFusion Summit 2026: Registrations Now Open!

Adobe ColdFusion Summit 2026 is an in person conference for developers and teams building, running, and modernizing mission critical ColdFusion applications. Taking place on June 22 and 23, 2026 at the Bellagio Hotel in Las Vegas, the Summit focuses on practical learning, real world use cases, and hands on experience with the ColdFusion platform, including its native AI capabilities. Attendees can choose from multiple pass options, including conference only, hands on AI training, certification training, or an all access experience. Early bird pricing is available until February 15, and speaker applications are now open.

NOW LIVE! ColdFusion 2025 and 2023 January security updates

We are pleased to inform you that we’ve released security updates for ColdFusion 2025 and 2023 releases. For more information, see the respective tech notes: ColdFusion (2025 release) Update 6 ColdFusion (2023 release) Update 18 What’s new and changed The releases address CVE-2025-66516, a critical XXE in Apache Tika libraries. Adobe strongly recommends that you apply this update as soon as possible. Note that this update is cumulative and includes fixes from previous updates.This update upgrades the embedded Apache Tika […] Read More

ColdFusion License Usage Across Multiple Servers – Clarification Needed

Clarification on whether a single Adobe ColdFusion license can be used across multiple servers or machine (If anyone of them got failed), environments, and what best practices apply. Read More

ColdFusion Foundations: Struct Functions

An overview of some of the built-in functions in Adobe ColdFusion which allow you to manipulate list objects.

ColdFusion Foundations: List Functions

If you’ve spent any time in ColdFusion, you’ve probably bumped into “lists.” They show up in form scopes, configuration options, and lots of legacy code. But lists in Adobe ColdFusion are more than just random strings with commas in them. They’re first-class data structures with a surprising amount of power behind them. At their core, ColdFusion lists are still just strings. The difference is that ColdFusion treats those strings as delimited collections of values and gives you a dedicated toolbox of […] Read More