CF MX, J2EE, and the directory structure...

[David Schmidt]

Hi all,

Anyone know what the impacts of CFMX being J2EE compliant will have on the code 
directory structure.  I understand that the J2EE
specification says some things about a directory structure for the WAR files, but how 
does this affect my cf pages.  For
instance, say I've come up with a structure that keeps everything but images and a 
central index.cfm page out of the webroot.
It is a fusebox sort of thing... enough said.  Will that code run on CFMX and still 
meet the J2EE specfication?

Thanks for any information you can provide.

David


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RE: CF MX, J2EE, and the directory structure...

[Dave Watts]

> Anyone know what the impacts of CFMX being J2EE compliant 
> will have on the code directory structure. I understand that 
> the J2EE specification says some things about a directory 
> structure for the WAR files, but how does this affect my 
> cf pages. For instance, say I've come up with a structure 
> that keeps everything but images and a central index.cfm 
> page out of the webroot. It is a fusebox sort of thing... 
> enough said. Will that code run on CFMX and still meet the 
> J2EE specfication?

CFMX doesn't care about how you organize your CFML and HTML code. You don't
have to worry about WAR files or meeting the J2EE specification, for that
matter.

Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
http://www.figleaf.com/
voice: (202) 797-5496
fax: (202) 797-5444
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