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Win a FREE Ticket for Velocity Conference San Jose, California 2017

This year we are back at Velocity Conference San Jose – You can visit us at booth #718 we will be showing off the latest FusionReactor developments and features to help developers fix problems faster! To celebrate this we are … Read More

[FRS-426] FusionReactor incompatibility with Lucee 5.1.4.19 and 5.2.1.9

FusionReactor incompatibility with Lucee 5.1.4.19 and 5.2.1.9 … Read More

Why Every Developer Needs FusionReactors Production Debugger

The situation is a common one when you’re a Java developer: you know there’s an application issue; you know it’s degrading performance and negatively impacting your customers; but you’re having trouble finding the root cause and you’re using valuable time … Read More

EULA V4 – FusionReactor 7

INTERGRAL SOFTWARE END USER LICENSE AGREEMENT (“EULA”) THE FOLLOWING EULA APPLIES TO FUSIONREACTOR VERSION 7 AND ITS MINOR/MICRO UPDATES ONLY IMPORTANT: CAREFULLY READ THE FOLLOWING LICENSE AGREEMENT. THIS END USER LICENSE AGREEMENT (“EULA”) IS A LEGAL AGREEMENT BETWEEN YOU (EITHER … Read More

FusionReactor Wins FeeFo Gold Trusted Merchant 2017 Award

We are thrilled to announce that FusionReactor has been accredited with the “FeeFo Gold Trusted Merchant” 2017 award! Feefo is an independent feedback service that are dedicated to collecting trusted reviews. The Gold Trusted Merchant award is only given to … Read More

FusionReactor Developer Edition – Ultimate features and insight

Our “typical” FusionReactor customer is generally a techie, usually a software programmer who is either developing on, or is responsible for an application.  About 25% of the time, our customers come from IT management, operations or DevOps positions.    What we … Read More

Using Production Debugger to set a conditional break point in a ColdFusion loop

This example will show how to set a conditional break point in a ColdFusion loop using the FusionReactor Production Debugger. Code Example – pdloop.cfm pdloop.cfm 1 2 3 4 <cfset aArray = [“January”,”February”,”March”,”April”,”May”,”June”,”July”,”August”,”September”,”October”,”November”,”December”]> <cfloop from=”1″ to=”#arrayLen(aArray)#” index=”i”>   <cfoutput>#i#: #aArray[i]#<br></cfoutput> </cfloop> … Read More

FusionReactor Blog gets selected at #25 of the top 40 Java Blogs

The FusionReactor Blog was selected as one of the Top 40 Java Blogs by FeedSpot. The whole FusionReactor team are proud to be part of this list. Have a look at some of the other top Java blogs featured in the … Read More

Remote Debugging a Java application using FusionReactor

Remote debugging is not a new concept and you can find numerous articles explaining how to setup various IDE’s such as Eclipse, Netbeans or IntelliJ to perform remote debugging of a Java Application.    If you’ve searched and found this … Read More

Java byte buffer

Java byte buffer – what is the buffer pool? The buffer pool space is located outside of the garbage collector-managed memory. It’s a way to allocate native off-heap memory.  What’s the benefit of using buffer pools? To answer this question, let’s … Read More