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Server Scope Enhancer

July 6, 2006 | In: cfml, coldfusion, java

Now that the ColdFusion server runs on top of a Java subsystem, I thought it was time for the Server scope to actually contain information about the Java server as well as the CFML processor. The Enhancer adds a new JVM key to the Server scope and adds...

I'd published a quick app called Memory Explorer I threw together using Rob Gonda's ajaxCFC framework a while back. However, one thing that's been bugging me ever since I made it was that I was using JSP pages to create certain Java objects and then...

A recent question on the CF-Talk lists had been asked several times in the past, so I thought I'd post some basic code routines for accessing parts of the Java engine via ColdFusion. System Properties sys = createobject("java",...

ColdFusion.ServiceFactory.PEEK()

January 16, 2006 | In: cfml, java

Getting a peek at the ServiceFactory package provided in CFMX provides you with some information, and functionality that the Admin API doesn't have. You can enhance the debugging output while developing, on-demand rolling of log files, register and start...

JVM Memory Monitoring

December 8, 2005 | In: java, jboss

My life as a JBoss application developer just became a whole lot easier. I discovered the jconsole.exe tool provide in the 1.5 JDK. This tool provides exactly the real-time memory reporting that I need. The best part is that it provides a breakdown of...

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