Were it not for our hosting company’s help, we would have never even known about this special installer.
#Adobe coldfusion builder 3 install#
I’m now referring to a special installer for CF10 that allows you to install to a Windows 2012 64bit server. But again, do you know what really surprised me? There is a solution that was created and never made fully public. I know I’ve seen that before with CFB3 and Windows 8. We searched and search and all traces pointed to an installer problem on a 64bit system. Just yesterday in the office, we just spent a lot of time trying to install CF10 on a Windows 2012 fresh install. In my case, I was the one who first reported the bug and I wasn’t even notified that it had been fixed.
In my opinion, the real problem here lies in the fact that there was never a communication about a new installer. To be honest, lately I’ve seen Adobe’s CF team fixing more bugs than ever. In my eyes, I’m just happy the problem was fixed. I agree with that it was it a pain to have to re-install all my plug-ins, but for me, it was worth it not to have to recreate my servers every time from RDS just to be able to debug! I’m a developer and I make lots of them too! CFB3 was a major re-write and I can only guess that it was incredibly difficult so maybe fixing the installer was the only way. Now, was I surprised that a) this was fixed and b) it wasn’t just auto-updated? Yes. When I saw Adobe taking the time to explain a process (one I use a lot), I wanted to ensure that they weren’t surprised by the result.
When I first posted about the bug “Remote server settings lost after restart”, my intention was not to criticize, just to notify.
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