the ColdFusion Markup Language (CFML) is supported by several companies:
Macromedia
New Atlanta (BlueDragon)
Ralio
You can google for these!
The fact that several vendors offer competing products suggests that
the language is not proprietary, popular and that it likely will
survive if any of the vendors cease to sell their implementations.
HTH
Dick
On Jun 9, 2004, at 8:03 PM, Wayne Burlingame wrote:
> Well : )
>
> Now that I have your attention... I am wondering about what will take
> place with all the current cf websites if this ever happened? Actually
> I want to learn coldfusion but have considered the fact of cf being
> proprietary and it diing out. Is there any news about the W3 ever
> making .cfm,etc... a standand?
>
> CF seems as though it is on the rise and also becoming really packed
> with features, better speed, etc... What about security issues CF has
> had in the past? Not that Microsoft, Linux,other scripting languages,
> etc.. has ever not had security issues also.
>
> Anyway sorry for the potential scare, but I am sure most have given
> this thought before and have some input on the topic.
>
> Wayne
>
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