> OK. if I use cfobject. does the java class have to be on the
> CF server?
It doesn't necessarily have to be physically on the CF server, as long as
the CF server can reach it via a shared filesystem. Generally, though, for
best performance, you'd want it to be on the local filesystem of the CF
server rather than a network drive.
Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
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