ColdFusion 10 backport – SessionStartTime()

Another entry in my new CF10 Backport series, taking a new feature from ColdFusion 10 and showing that it’s possible in older versions.  This time the function is SessionStartTime() which can be pretty useful to know in certain applications.

CFTracker 3 Dev: Database / Object design help

This is basically a request for help in designing the database / objects for CFTracker version 3.  I’m struggling to decide on the best way to handle and structure the data and would love to get some input or even your own ideas on how it’d be designed.  Currently this is the main reason I’m not getting anywhere with version 3, as I don’t want to progress too far and then have to rip everything apart again.

CFTracker, CFFocus, thgFlow, my own blog…. plate full enough?

Eyes bigger than your belly, as the saying goes.  Guess that must be me at the moment as it seems that I’ve got a bit more than I can currently handle.

CfTracker: Demo & News

Demo

There is now a demo version of CfTracker available for you to poke around.  It’s just to give you an idea of the application and displays only fake data.  None of the actions or forms currently do anything against the test data, but that might change in future versions.

http://cftracker.cfmldeveloper.com

CfTracker 2.0 released

CfTracker 2.0

Introduction

CfTracker consists of an application and a set of components.

• Application
  • Standalone or as a CFIDE Administrator extension.
  • Gives you an overview of what’s happening on your Coldfusion server.
  • Information includes applications (settings, scopes, metadata), sessions (scopes, metadata), query cache (sql, parameters, results), threads, memory and other statistics.
  • Applications can be stopped, restarted, refreshed.
  • Sessions can be stopped or refreshed.
  • Query cache items can be purged or refreshed.
• Components (services/cftracker)
  • Can be used independently of the application.
  • Provide all the information used by the application.