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  The Missing Boundary: Fixing ColdFusion Multipart Uploads From Next.js Server Actions Your Next.js Server Action receives a file. It forwards that file to your ColdFusion upload API. Then the upload fails. ColdFusion cannot find the file, or reports a malformed request, even though the file was clearly there. Read More

Duplicate and Missing Rows: Fixing ColdFusion Pagination in Next.js Infinite Scroll Your Next.js app loads a feed with infinite scroll. It fetches page after page from your ColdFusion API. Then users see the same item twice, or an item vanishes between scrolls. The list feels broken, even though each API response looked correct. Read More  

  Reading the Session on the Server: Fixing ColdFusion API Cookies in Next.js Server Components Your Next.js app uses Server Components. A component renders on the server and calls your ColdFusion API. Then the ColdFusion session cookie is nowhere to be found. The API responds as if no user is signed in. Read More

  No Getters, No Setters: Fixing ColdFusion Serialization of Java Records Your ColdFusion application integrates with a modern Java library. The library returns a Java record, a clean, immutable data carrier. Then you try to read its properties or serialize it from CFML, and it fails. The values you expect are missing, or the object serializes to something unusable. Read More

  Threads That Won’t Die: Fixing ColdFusion ExecutorService Leaks After Reload Your ColdFusion application creates a Java ExecutorService to run background tasks. It works well, processing work on a pool of threads. Then you reload the application, and the old threads keep running. Reload again, and more threads pile up, until the server runs out of resources. Read More

  Method Not Found at Runtime: Fixing ColdFusion Java Version Conflicts Your ColdFusion application calls a Java library method that clearly exists. The code compiled and ran fine before. Then it fails with a method-not-found error at runtime. The class is present, the method should be there, yet Java insists it does not exist. Read More