Current hot fix level: chf8000001
Released: 09/10/2007
The following fixes are contained in ColdFusion 8.0 Cumulative Hot Fix 1 (CHF1). Adobe recommends that you apply CHF1 to ColdFusion 8.0 only if you are experiencing one or more of the issues listed below. This cumulative hot fix is specific to ColdFusion 8.0 and should not be applied to previous releases.
| ID Number | Description | Added in Cumulative Hot Fix |
| 70110 | Debugger Stepping Issue: When Break on exception was turned on and you stepped over code, variables did not intially show up and an UndefinedVariableException error was thrown. Variables did show up on the second step over of the breakpoint. | 1 |
| 70134 | User CSS Stylesheets: The ColdFusion stylesheets were not consistently imported prior to user specified stylesheets. | 1 |
| 70175 | CFZipParamTag Issue: Only the last entry was used when cfzipparamtag was used in a loop. | 1 |
| 70204 | Cfpdf issue: "Enable Usage Rights" was not working with PDF forms. | 1 |
| 70236 | CreateObject issue: An ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException error was thrown under heavy load when using CreateObject type=component. | 1 |
| 70239 | Cfdocument sizing issue: CFDocument displayed tables with reduced size. | 1 |
| 70261 | JNDI data source issue: Datasources in jrun-resources.xml were not being recognized. | 1 |
You use the ColdFusion 8 Administrator to install cumulative hot fixes. The installation process is the same for all platforms and installation choices.
The ColdFusion 8.0 cumulative hot fix JAR file does not need to be retained after installing it with the ColdFusion Administrator. The file has been copied into the correct location.
The ColdFusion 8.0 cumulative hot fix JAR file will appear as a new entry in the System Information list.
Note: Any individual hot fixes previously installed that are now contained in this cumulative hot fix should be removed.
Hot fixes are installed in the cf_root\lib\updates directory. Delete existing jar files from the updates directory that are being replaced by the cumulative update after stopping the ColdFusion 8 application server.
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