An important new tech note at http://www.macromedia.com/support/coldfusion/ts/documents/class_files_loaded.htm explains how to JVM arguments to obtain a listing of all class files that are loaded in the JVM’s memory space. This can be useful for debugging class loading conflicts and for analyzing application object usage.
TechNote: Determining Which Class Files Are Loaded by ColdFusion MX
2 responses to “TechNote: Determining Which Class Files Are Loaded by ColdFusion MX”
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Ben,
Do you happen to know why different installations of CF seem to have different java classes available? I’ve been working with a Component which uses CreateObject() to create various java objects. Sometimes these objects are available sometimes they’re not… it seems to depend on the server.
I’m wondering, are the available Java classes determined by Jrun or by the configured JRE?
An example of one which sometimes works and sometimes doesn’t is javax.io.bufferedimage. (I think that’s right, working from memory here.)
Thanks,
Doug -
Version of CF and version or JRE will be the two primary factors.
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