Server variables are associated with a single ColdFusion server. They are available to all applications that run on the server. Use server variables for data that must be accessed across clients and applications, such as global server hit counts.
Server variables do not time out, but they are lost when the server shuts down. You can delete server variables.
Server variables are stored on a single server. As a result, do not use server variables if you use ColdFusion on a server cluster.
You access and manipulate server variables the same way use Session and application variables, except you use the variable prefix Server.
Note: Place code that uses server variables inside cflock_ tags in circumstances that could result in race conditions from multiple accesses to the same variable. You do not have to lock access to built-in server variables._ |
ColdFusion provides the following standard built-in read-only server variables:
Variable |
Description |
|---|---|
Server.ColdFusion.AppServer |
The name of the J2EE application server ColdFusion is using. For ColdFusion server editions, which have an integrated application server, the name is JRun4. |
Server.ColdFusion.Expiration |
The date on which the ColdFusion license expires if it is the trial version. |
Server.ColdFusion.ProductLevel |
The server product level, such as Enterprise. |
Server.ColdFusion.ProductName |
The name of the product (ColdFusion). |
Server.ColdFusion.ProductVersion |
The version number for the server that is running, such as 6,0,0. |
Server.ColdFusion.Rootdir |
Directory under which ColdFusion is installed, such as C:\cfusion. |
Server.ColdFusion.SerialNumber |
The serial number assigned to this server installation. |
Server.ColdFusion.SupportedLocales |
The locales, such as English (US) and Spanish (Standard), supported by the server. |
Server.OS.AdditionalInformation |
Additional information provided by the operating system, such as the Service Pack number. |
Server.OS.arch |
The processor architecture, such as x86 for Intel Pentium processors. |
Server.OS.BuildNumber |
The specific operating system build, such as 1381 |
Server.OS.Name |
The name of the operating system, such as Windows NT. |
Server.OS.Version |
The version number of the operating system, such as 4.0. |
