Adobe ColdFusion notice files incomplete

Celina, 3 things.

1) To be clear, ColdFusion is NOT an open source product. I sense now you're seeking confirmation of that, whereas when you asked about it originally I presumed you were asking about a specific component within it. (If learning that CF is not itself open-source might change your folks' drive for finding these licenses, do let us know here.) 

2) If Instead you really do refer only to specific packages, note first that Adobe does indeed incorporate both commercial and open source libraries and products into cf, for our benefit.

(And I suspect most people simply accept that without regard to being concerned about provenance. But with a growing concern for grc--governance, risk, and compliance--such a question as you raise was probably inevitable.) 

3) Finally, you ask if there "is a way to disable these installation packages for these licenses", and the answer to that is YES. 

a) First, regardless of what version of cf you're running, some of the libraries you refer to involve things that can optionally installed/enabled/disabled during installation or afterward. The jnbridge library is about .net integration, and the open office library is about integration with that feature, while the jintegra library is about COM integration, and so on. That said, even by not enabling some things, the integration would remain in the product. 

b) On the other hand (and even better news for you, it seems) is that if you're running on cf2021 or higher, that now is designed in a modular fashion such that one can add or remove all aspects of use of some feature. This can be done via the cf admin "package management" page, or the command line cfpm tool, or even during install if the new zip approach is used with its cfinstall script asking what packages to install.

Of course, if you remove a package that would be needed because your cfml code relies on it, that cfml code would fail.  And note that the cfpm cli tool also offers a feature to scan your cfml code base to identify what packages WOULD be needed to run that code.

4) Again, we here responding as community contributors (BKBK and I) don't work for Adobe. We can agree that someone SHOULD have responded to you already (based on your direct email to them), and perhaps his note to them or just someone there eventually noticing this thread will get you direct help from them.

Or maybe with what I've shared here you may be able to get closer to what you need, even if you don't hear back from them soon.

Finally, I'll note that if you/your folks may need assistance with the things I've outlined, I'm also available for remote, screenshare-based, very short-term consulting. I can help you get started with all the things I discussed in perhaps an hour. Such short-term consulting to help cf folks in all I do, daily, helping a couple hundred clients a year. (I realize that very large orgs can be challenged arranging such a tiny engagement, but I just wanted to make the offer.) More at the consulting page of carehart.org.

But as you can see, I'm also open to engaging here, and we all want to help see you get to resolution. 

My pleasure, @Celina274529064zcj .

The issue seems to be no more than a question-answer formality. I hope that things will work out and that you will continue using ColdFusion.