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Trying to catch a timeout is alwas a problem, particularly on those jumpy sites that are normally ok, but can be offline for an hour or 2 when the owners is asleep! There is a bug here https://luceeserver.atlassian.net/browse/LDEV-80 but it is not quite the same and I do get a correct response if in the example below sleep(4000) was replaced by a=1/0; Suppose a file like so: <cfif structkeyexists(url, "test")>     <cfscript>sleep(4000);</cfscript> <cfelse> <cftry>     <cfhttp timeout="2" url="http://#cgi.http_host##cgi.script_name#?test" throwonerror="true" result="x" />     <cfcatch type="any">        <cfdump var="#x#" />         <cfdump var="#cfcatch#" />     </cfcatch> </cftry> </cfif> Lucee 4.5.2 produces Struct errordetail string while the cfcatch adds in this s...

With cfparam and the full null support (non default behaviour) there is a dodgy impact: Suppose qryDB has a null valued column, and you set a variable to that null value <cfparam name="myVar" default="#qryDB.nullValueColumn#"> This throws an error, same as would happen in this instance; <cfparam name="myVar"> Though the later appears to be inconsistently present in Adobe ColdFusion also; http://blog.adamcameron.me/2013/04/coldfusion-bugs-id-like-to-see-dealt.html

Suppose the following on Lucee 4.5.2: <cfset x = 1> <cfdocument format="pdf" pagetype="A4" name="myVar#x#"> <cfdocumentsection> Hi there </cfdocumentsection> </cfdocument> <cfpdf action="merge" destination="RAM:///myPDF.pdf" overwrite="yes">     <cfpdfparam source="#evaluate("myVar#x#")#" /> </cfpdf> <cfcontent file="RAM:///myPDF.pdf" type="application/pdf"> then to check it also runs on Adobe Cf; you'd actually end up with: "ByteArray objects cannot be converted to strings."   The original code for Adobe CF ran with the paramater like so:  <cfpdfparam source="myVar#x#" /> Both sets of documentation list source defined as follows: "Source PDF file to merge. You can specify a PDF variable, a cfdocument variable, or the pathname to a file." This would indicate it is just...