Groovy stuff. It's time I start to look at this Command Box that Brad Wood is always talking about :D

You really do need it check it out; I don't want to oversell it, but honestly I don't think that I could if I tried. It's hard to articulate how helpful CommandBox is, but at this point I can't imagine CF development without it. It's worth using, if only for the convenience of spinning up a server, on demand, in any directory, to try out some code. But there's so much more, from the Docker usage, to the REPL, from the package manager to writing CF for the command line. And honestly I don't think I use half of what CommandBox can do.

Additionally, after reading your blog for a decade and having your words help resolve (literally) hundreds of issues it kinda blew my mind to see a comment from you! Thanks for the the guidance you provide in your posts; you really are helping other developers (like me). All the best!

Awesome blog series. Keep 'em coming! :)

Thanks Brad!

Seriously, thanks for all the work you've put into CommandBox. It's made CF development so much easier.

Great series! Btw, did you test HTTPS requests with this? If you can't get them working try adding this to your server.json:
"jvm" : { "args" : "-Dcom.sun.net.ssl.enableECC=false" }

Wow. That's an awesome tip Tim Badolato!

I hadn't tried messing around with SSL until I saw your comment. Lucee worked without issue, but sure enough, there were problems getting it up and running with ACF... until I added the line you provided to my server.json.

Worked like a charm. Thanks!

Awesome -- actually the credit goes to Jon Clausen and Brad Wood for figuring it out :)