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does this mean windows 64 bit?

# Posted By tony of the weeg clan | 11/7/07 10:14 PM

yes, i believe so. i had a pretty in depth email conversation about how to get this done with an adobe engineer. didnt hear back after that, but im pretty sure windows it is.

# Posted By sami hoda | 11/8/07 12:04 AM

Hooray - we are certainly interested as CF8 Standard is blazing fast on our Apple XServe (Intel) box right now, and when we move to Leopard later next year, 64-bit-everything would be lovely indeed!

ColdFusion is really into gear now, great!

Best regards,
Jonas

# Posted By Jonas Eriksson | 11/8/07 4:19 AM

Super, I've been doing my nut in trying to get CF8 working on leopard for ages.

Does this also mean a proper Apache 2.2 connector?

# Posted By Neil Middleton | 11/8/07 5:38 AM

I sure hope so, Neil.

# Posted By Lola LB | 11/8/07 5:46 AM

Do you have any idea about support for WebShepher 6.1 and IHS 64 bit versions and MX 8? I have MX 8 installed but performance of the admin console is very spotty so far.

# Posted By dtvs | 11/8/07 4:13 PM

Sorry to put a dampener on this news - but what about Verity on OS X. Is it ever going to be supported? Could ColdFusion include full support for Lucene instead?

I know that Ray Camden has ported some of the functionality of Lucene into some handy tags but there is still a way to go before these are as simple and effective as the in built indexing and searching using Verity.

Please Adobe - add verity or lucene support for the growing number of OS X users. We are about to deploy 2 X serves with 8 std and 8 enterprise in the new year. The only delay is working out a viable solution to the lack of Verity support.

# Posted By Dave Phipps | 11/12/07 11:55 AM

Any updates on this? Can we expect an update before the end of the year?

# Posted By Nick | 12/12/07 5:27 PM

Well? Any news at all? I have tried several of the supposed work arounds to no avail. This is really causing me problems.

# Posted By Shawn McKee | 12/19/07 12:33 PM

Any further news on this?

# Posted By Sam Clement | 1/17/08 4:11 AM

ColdFusion 8 with Leopard support is currently being tested by various users. You can find out more info at:

http://www.rakshith.net/blog/?p=34

There is also link to signing up to help test the prerelease version:

http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/mmform/index.cfm?name...

# Posted By Dave Phipps | 1/17/08 4:33 AM

Dave is correct, it is in beta right now.

--- Ben

# Posted By Ben Forta | 1/17/08 10:20 AM

Great! Thanks for the update. I've applied to the pre-release program now.

# Posted By Sam Clement | 1/18/08 5:41 AM

I need 64-bit ColdFusion 8 to work on Windows NOW. I'm tired of defending my decision to use CF instead of PHP/ASP/JSP. Our pages have gotten very slow and sometimes time out since we upgraded our Windows server to 64 bit and then we have to dumb it down to process CF. Please tell me when I can expect an upgrade to CF8 on 64 bit on Windows server.

# Posted By Abbey Warner | 1/22/08 5:50 PM

Abbey, if you want to run beta software then you can have it NOW. Otherwise, as soon as we are done testing it we'll release it.

--- Ben

# Posted By Ben Forta | 1/23/08 12:27 AM

Is there a way to get the beta NOW? I've filled out the forms at the sign up site but haven't heard. Specifically interested in the OS X Leopard version followed by Linux.

# Posted By Shawn McKee | 1/23/08 8:11 AM

Shawn, I am also waiting on a reply back from the test team. If you have the beta version now how long did it take them to get back to you after you signed up?

# Posted By Greg Murray | 1/28/08 1:09 PM

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ColdFusion On OSX Leopard And 64bit