2008/10/15 Scott Stewart <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> especially when all you really have to do is install CF MX + in a
> multiserver configuration
Or Railo, which is supported by JBoss etc. for use as a scripting
language in a J2EE environment...
--
Tom
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They maybe have already evaluated and decided against it. Our big internal
collaboration tool was originally written in ColdFusion and they ultimately
finally migrated/re-wrote it all in a Java web-based solution. I do not
know their reasoning but I do know they looked into several options and
u
Maybe someone needs to tell them that...
On Wed, Oct 15, 2008 at 9:25 AM, Scott Stewart <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
> especially when all you really have to do is install CF MX + in a
> multiserver configuration
>
> Joshua O'Connor-Rose wrote:
> > I saw this recent post on a job board
> >
> > Descr
especially when all you really have to do is install CF MX + in a
multiserver configuration
Joshua O'Connor-Rose wrote:
> I saw this recent post on a job board
>
> Description:
> Participate in the conversion of Fortune 100 client corporate website from a
> Cold Fusion environment to a Java/J2EE
I saw this recent post on a job board
Description:
Participate in the conversion of Fortune 100 client corporate website from a
Cold Fusion environment to a Java/J2EE environment. Complete object oriented
design, development, and testing tasks for current and new Internet
functionality using a var
