I have carefully tested every line, and the vast majority of the code works when externally calling the 'Encrypt()' method of the 'JwtSignEncrypt' class, but the last line fails with the following error. The constructor is initialised successfully, and the majority of the method call executes. When I try & access the method from within a 'jar' file, using my server side language Coldfusion, I get an error, coming from the very last line. When I run my program from within VSCode, I get the expected result of a serialised JWT string. Adobe Coldfusion 11 Application Server with JRE1.8įirstly, please understand that I am new to Java, but I have a good understanding of Coldfusion.VSCode 1.25.1 with all the required Java extensions.In case you will have any questions please feel free to contact us at and we will be more than happy to assist you. Please take a backup of the connector folder at ColdFusion10configwsconfig. Please take a backup of the existing wsconfig.jar at ColdFusion10cfusionruntimelib and move it outside ColdFusion directory.ĥ. Recreate the connector and test your application.ġ. Please take a backup of the connector folder at ColdFusion11configwsconfig.Ħ. Place them in the location mentioned in Step1 and restart IIS/ColdFusion.ĥ. Download the jar files from the links above.Ĥ. Stop the ColdFusion services and remove the older wsconfig.jar.ģ. Please take a backup of the existing wsconfig.jar at ColdFusion11cfusionruntimelib and move it outside ColdFusion directory.Ģ. However, you can run ColdFusion 10 or ColdFusion 11 on your development environment by following the below outlined steps.ġ. The certification will be available as part of the next update. Windows 10 is not certified yet with ColdFusion 10 and 11.
Consider applying that update rather than this preliminary wsconfig update.
Important update: Note that ColdFusion 10 and 11 have been updated to support Windows 10, a few weeks after this blog post was first written.
0 kommentar(er)
