Is Lucee 6 a big architecture change , and does it bring a lot of performance benefits ?

does anyone know on an arrayEach with threads, do the variables created outside the thread but used inside get duplicated within each thread? Seeing a bit of a memory issue when i use the threaded arrayEach, it was working but until i added a large variable that was needed to be used inside the loop.

Hi. Got a bit of a strange one here… We are using Lucee 5.3.7.47 We have 2 CFML applications running on separate instances. One of those instances makes a SOAP call to a CFC on the other server:

local.wsObject = createobject("webservice", "https://[host]/[cfcname].cfc?wsdl");
local.response = local.wsObject.[methodname]([parameters]);

This has worked without issue across multiple Lucee versions and Java versions, for several years. We are just in the process of testing the latest Java 11 release - current environment is running on jdk-11.0.14.1+1 - and we are testing on jdk-11.0.15+10 When testing on jdk-11.0.15+10, all our calls to this web service fail on line 2 in the above sample code We see a GET request logged on our web server to https://[host]/[cfcname].cfc?wsdl We do not see any subsequent POST requests (which would normally be the case. Within the exception log we see the error “java.net.ConnectException: Connection timed out (Connection timed out)”

"FaultCode": {
         "Prefix": "",
         "LocalPart": "Server.userException",
         "NamespaceURI": "<http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/>"
      }

With the 1st line in the stack trace being the 2nd line in the previous code sample where we are attempting to call a method on the object. If we switch back to jdk-11.0.14.1+1, then the request completes succesfully. I did compare the WSDL for the CFC being referenced from instances running both Java versions. The only difference (other than hostname between 2 instances) was that for the working (jdk-11.0.14.1+1) instance, the self referential namespace references were pointing to https://[host]/[cfcname].cfc and for the non working (jdk-11.0.15+10) version, it is pointing to http://[host]/[cfcname].cfc i.e. switched from http`s` to http. It should be noted that SSL is implemented on the level 7 load balancer (AWS Application Load Balancer) with traffic between load balancer and nginx proxy, and between nginx proxy and Lucee server (WildFly / Undertow / Commandbox) being via http. Our nginx proxy is configured to redirect any incoming http:// requests to the same URL via https:// I have review load balancer logs, and determined that no incoming requests to [host]/[cfcname].cfc have been made via http - all are via https No idea if the above is the cause, or if there is some other issue… SOAP web service requests complete successfully from a jdk-11.0.15+10 instance to a jdk-11.0.14.1+1 instance, but do not complete successfully if the destination instance is running jdk-11.0.15+10 Is anyone able to shed any light on the above? ps - I’ll also note that the instances running jdk-11.0.14.1+1 are running on CommandBox 5.4.2 whereas the jdk-11.0.15+10 instances are running on CommandBox 5.5.1 (just in case that is relevant)

@bdw429s @zackster Have you ever been unable to login to the Lucee atlassian issue tracker? I can't on FF or Chrome. When I click the login button, the page is refreshed and nothing happens. I've cleared my cache and everything... looking at the console I get a ton of 401 errors on resources. I sent an email to atlassian support and they told me that you guys are the admins and to contact you lol! 🙂

5.3.9.133 is up on maven, took ages to index, but it's finally there

Hey I just went to add an example for https://docs.lucee.org/reference/tags/static.html#examples. I can see how to add/edit examples if there's already at least one. How do I add a first one?

is it possible the lucee update to v5.3.9.133 reset my request timeouts ?

Why has the Lucee docs website hijacked CTRL-LEFT-CLICK?

Question re a "behavioural change" that's happened between 5.3.7.47 and 5.3.9.133. I think it's due to the fix for https://luceeserver.atlassian.net/browse/LDEV-3615 (so ping @bdw429s). Lucee used to preserve the row order of the original queries when UNIONing via QoQ. It no longer does this. Now... it is completely legit to NOT preserve the order, because as far as SQL goes there's no guarantee of ordering unless there's an ORDER BY. But... it is a behaviour change. Should this be noted somewhere?

Is there a native way to add log file config to lucee other than a) via the admin ui; b) hacking the

lucee-server.xml

file directly c) using

<cfadmin>

which I... think... is not really supposed to be something user-land is supposed to use? Can't use cfconfig or anything to do with commandbox in this situation, unfortunately.

any thoughts on this, works fine in CF 2021, fails in Lucee 5.3.8/5.3.9. The init method is failing on passing in fileReader.

csvFile ="#expandPath('.')#/csv_data/addresses.csv";
    csvData = [];

    fileReader = createobject("java","java.io.FileReader").init(csvFile);

    writeDump(fileReader);
 
    csvReader = createObject("java","com.opencsv.CSVReader").init(fileReader);
    writeDump(csvReader);
    csvData = csvReader.readAll();
    writeDump(csvData);

anyone know how can i convert this java.util.linkedhasmap to coldfusion json https://prnt.sc/BcIls9QYw5p0

anyone know what is equivalent of the contains in cf2018, this code only seems working in cf2021

if(element.data().contains("edge_media")) {

error i am getting on 2018 is:

Is there any trick to getting ehCache configured in a clustered environment? I'm running into the same issue indicated here: https://luceeserver.atlassian.net/browse/LDEV-3279

OK, not even once a month... but... 🙂 Lucee 6 Updates Please!

which redis extension are people using and what if any are the differences between the two?

Anyone know how I can enable trace logging for the

lucee.runtime.osgi.EnvClassLoader

class? I need to enable this as startup. I'm trying to troubleshoot why ehCache no longer works in distributed mode in Lucee (it broke in 5.3.5.25-SNAPSHOT). https://dev.lucee.org/t/enable-trace-debugging-for-lucee/10158

Is there a way to restart an instance from the

/lucee/admin/web.cfm

interface?

I'm having an issue building the Lucee's 5.3.9.133 source code. The error I'm getting is:

javax.servlet.ServletException: java.lang.RuntimeException: Lucee is missing the Bundle jar, javax.mail.activation:1.6.2.0000L, and has been prevented from downloading it. If this jar is not a core jar, it will need to be manually downloaded and placed in the {{lucee-server}}/context/bundles directory.

It feels like I'm missing some dependency (even though I've checked out the code from Github). I've attached the full stack trace.

here's an interesting thread about the lucee build process, if you're interested about learning a bit more about how we make the sausage https://dev.lucee.org/t/general-question-about-snapshots/10151

Does anyone have experience connecting a postgres db to lucee running on heroku? All I can access is the connection string as an environment var, but when I try to add the db and run a query I just get

java.lang.NullPointerException

.

I know Lucee struggles with optional semi-colons, but wondering if this is a known one:

<cfscript>
cfhttp(method="get", url="<https://example.com>", result="httpResponse")
</cfscript>

Syntax Error, Invalid Construct

Obvs there is not a syntax error in that. And it works fine in CF. I could not find a bug in Jira that covers anything like this, but I'm certain it's been raised before. (and before anyone starts, yes I know there are other Lucee-only constructs to achieve the same ends. This is not relevant here. It's that code that should work).

are snapshots supposed to appear on the lucee.org download page ?

also, whats the goal for maven, will you continue to publish versions to maven ?

Checking something. I am seeing this:

component {
	private static function f(){
	}		

	private function g() {
		f() // 5.3.9.133: works fine; 5.3.7.47: errors with No matching function [F] found
	}
}

Is this because of https://luceeserver.atlassian.net/browse/LDEV-3334 ("static function cannot be used with dot notation") It's not explicit in the ticket that internal calls to static methods don't need to be called on the class, but I guess it follows.

Hi Everyone, I am getting a really weird issue on my local-dev fresh install of Lucee 5.3.8.206 on Windows 10/IIS When attempting the first request, I get the following error (below) - which makes no sense to me at all; (I have truncated a bunch of pre and post entries in the entity list "..." - just to make the message more concise.)

ERROR","ajp-nio-127.0.0.1-8009-exec-4","05/16/2022","22:17:01","","entity [question] with cfc name [gsncfc.db.webSurvey.question] does not exist, existing  entities are [answer, ..., question, ...], surveyRecipientState, surveySpec];

I don't get it - the CFC it is saying doesn't exist - is in the existing entities list it provides! All my mappings / datasources / etc are all correct and match our Staging / Prod servers. The code on my machine hasn't changed - just the uninstall and reinstall of Lucee.

We are going to release 5.3.9.141 today, nobody else has found any other last minute regressions?

Is anyone else finding that objectSave() and serialize() are broken in 5.3.9.133+? When I try to serialize a component, I end up with a stack trace that looks like:

lucee.runtime.exp.NativeException: can't serialize Object of type [ org.apache.tomcat.util.log.SystemLogHandler ]
 	at lucee.runtime.converter.ScriptConverter._serialize(ScriptConverter.java:562)
 	at lucee.runtime.converter.ScriptConverter._serializeStruct(ScriptConverter.java:204)
 	at lucee.runtime.converter.ScriptConverter._serialize(ScriptConverter.java:519)
 	at lucee.runtime.converter.ScriptConverter._serializeComponent(ScriptConverter.java:351)
 	at lucee.runtime.converter.ScriptConverter._serialize(ScriptConverter.java:512)
 	at lucee.runtime.converter.ScriptConverter._serializeStruct(ScriptConverter.java:204)
 	at lucee.runtime.converter.ScriptConverter._serialize(ScriptConverter.java:519)
 	at lucee.runtime.converter.ScriptConverter._serializeStruct(ScriptConverter.java:204)
 	at lucee.runtime.converter.ScriptConverter._serialize(ScriptConverter.java:519)
 	at lucee.runtime.converter.ScriptConverter._serializeComponent(ScriptConverter.java:351)
 	at lucee.runtime.converter.ScriptConverter._serialize(ScriptConverter.java:512)
 	at lucee.runtime.converter.ScriptConverter._serializeStruct(ScriptConverter.java:204)
 	at lucee.runtime.converter.ScriptConverter._serialize(ScriptConverter.java:519)
 	at lucee.runtime.converter.ScriptConverter._serializeComponent(ScriptConverter.java:351)
 	at lucee.runtime.converter.ScriptConverter._serialize(ScriptConverter.java:512)
 	at lucee.runtime.converter.ScriptConverter._serializeStruct(ScriptConverter.java:204)
 	at lucee.runtime.converter.ScriptConverter._serialize(ScriptConverter.java:519)
 	at lucee.runtime.converter.ScriptConverter._serializeComponent(ScriptConverter.java:351)
 	at lucee.runtime.converter.ScriptConverter._serialize(ScriptConverter.java:512)
 	at lucee.runtime.converter.ScriptConverter._serializeComponent(ScriptConverter.java:351)
 	at lucee.runtime.converter.ScriptConverter._serialize(ScriptConverter.java:512)
 	at lucee.runtime.converter.ScriptConverter._serializeStruct(ScriptConverter.java:204)
 	at lucee.runtime.converter.ScriptConverter._serialize(ScriptConverter.java:519)
 	at lucee.runtime.converter.ScriptConverter._serializeComponent(ScriptConverter.java:351)
 	at lucee.runtime.converter.ScriptConverter._serialize(ScriptConverter.java:512)
 	at lucee.runtime.converter.ScriptConverter.serialize(ScriptConverter.java:611)
 	at lucee.runtime.functions.dynamicEvaluation.Serialize.call(Serialize.java:35)

I'm not sure why

org.apache.tomcat.util.log.SystemLogHandler

is trying to be serialized, but it appears to be related to how the component gets compiled.