Article however i dog year regions only sale 9 booming above. ColdFusion Enterprise Server Monitor, from versions 8 and above). Offers a session monitor, which shows a list of all current sessions, whether EE or not. its Statistics tab at the top, then the Request Statistics section on the left, and its Active Sessions Your first shown a list of all sessions, and if you double-click on one you additional details about the session Click the chart icon on the far right to a chart showing a count of sessions Note that a simple count of ColdFusion sessions is available though a number of other means, whether graphically or logs: FusionReactor, commercial, for ColdFusion, Lucee Railo, BlueDragon, and any EE server servlet engine. FusionReactor 5 offers a graphical count of sessions its Metrics>Custom Series via the ActiveSessionCount option the drop-down at the top right of the It also offers a count of sessions as a column its realtimestats.log. That log is also available for FusionReactor 4, if the FusionReactor Extensions for ColdFusion are enabled. FREC is now built into FR 5 Those running ColdFusion 10 or above or running CF or Lucee Railo on Tomcat, should note that there are tools specifically for monitoring Tomcat sessions, such as MessAdmin, open source, though again it would only work if J2EE sessions are enabled ColdFusion. And while the built- Tomcat Manager application does offer session tracking, that manager app is not enabled CF10 Following are the subcategories offered: Following are some of the more popular source code control repository tools, including multiple distributed source control tools. Note that of the tools bundle client access tools. You can also avoid installing a source code repository locally and instead use any of the available Remote Source Code Repositories, discussed the next category here. There are various reviews of these remote repository options, including here, here and here. There are multiple categories of testing tools offered here. Following are the subcategories offered: CFML Code Testing Tools also related subcategories the introduction to the broader category above. CFML Testing Tools also related subcategories the introduction to the broader category above. Database Testing Tools also related subcategories the introduction to the broader category above. Functional Testing Tools The following tools test the functionality of web pages, such as for regression testing. also related subcategories the introduction to the broader category above. HTML Validation Tools The following tools can check your site or a for the validity of your HTML, CSS, etc. Link Checking Tools The following tools can check your site or a for the validity of hyperlinks. Some are online services, others are downloadable tools. Network Bandwidth Testing Tools The following tools test your network bandwidth. Some are tools you run once, others are tools that monitor your bandwidth continuously. Load, Stress, and Application Testing Tools There are load testing and or stress testing tools, free and commercial. also related subcategories the introduction to the broader category above. Note as well that I indicate here which tools indicate they support Flex or Flash testing Appearance Testing Tools The following tools test how web pages appear on different browsers. also related subcategories the introduction to the broader category above. Performance Testing Tools The following tools test how web pages perform, and most identify opportunities for improvement. First shown are service-based tools, and second are client-based tools. also related subcategories the introduction to the broader category above. Service-based Performance Testing Tools The following tools test response time from a hosted service: how quickly web pages are returned when requested. also related subcategories the introduction to the broader category above. Client-based Performance Tools Regex Testing Tools Site Security Testing Tools This list offers a range of different tools for testing the security of your site. Most test for classic vulnerabilities like injection, XSS, CSRF, etc., either to identify them or to penetrate them Over the years, they have evolved into classes of applications with teh acronyms SAST, IAST, DAST, etc. also related subcategories the introduction to the broader category above. Note especially the nifty HackMyCF service listed below, from Freitag and Foundeo. It's not focused on assessing your server from the outside but rather from the inside, inside your CF engine, and about configuration vulnerabilities. If you're looking for protection against vulnerabilities identified by such testing tools, several forms of Security Protection Tools that are cataloged elsewhere here. Consider also: Absinthe, open source, multi-platform A GUI injection tool, not a tool to test for and discover your vulnerabilities much as to exploit them--a tool a hacker might use against you. Site Testing Tools Web Services Browsing Testing Tools Tools to browse web services, to their available methods, arguments, return types. Dreamweaver 't the feature the Application Panel, Components tab, to select web services from the drop down where you can provide a WSDL URL and DW browse the web service, showing its available methods and their arguments, etc Liquid XML Studio, for advanced XML Development Environment and XML toolkit containing all the tools needed for designing and developing XML schema and XML applications, including web services testing and browsing. For XML novice or expert, the intuitive interface and comprehensive features help you save time and money developing a