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> > Subject: Can a Java program use a CF data source?
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> > We'd like for our Java developers to be able to use our
> > ColdFusion data sources. This would eliminate the ne
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Just remember to close up the connection when you're done. :)
Leon
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> From: Dan Parker [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Friday, September 22, 2006 10:00 AM
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> Subject: Can a Java program use a CF data source?
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> From: Dan Parker [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Friday, September 22, 2006 10:00 AM
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> Subject: Can a Java program use a CF data source?
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> We'd like for our Java developers to be able to use our
> ColdFusion data sources. This would eliminat
At my work we have ColdFusion running on top of a WebLogic server. When we
configure the data sources through WebLogic, which just creates a J2EE
datasource we have no problem using it in both CF and Java. In some
instances, we also convert the JDBC recordset to a CFQuery object.
Unfortunately, I
Dan Plesse wrote:
>
> Reading a few strings from a file and saving them or giving them to
> another object does not seem to be too much of a big
> deal and now with the new datasource tags it does not seem that your feature
> will be USP for too much longer.
See, you don't even need code exa
Robertson-Ravo, Neil (RX) wrote:
> What is USP about it?
Technically it is nothing that hasn't been done before. Strategically, it is
part of a whole project centered around streamlining deployment processes and
delivering applications as EAR files where you can't even see they contain CF
anymo
Jochem,
Reading a few strings from a file and saving them or giving them to
another object does not seem to be too much of a big
deal and now with the new datasource tags it does not seem that your feature
will be USP for too much longer.
I think my Stealth DataSource Product is a J2EE dat
Plesse
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Subject: Re: Can a Java program use a CF data source?
Jochem,
What is USP? Can you at least give up some hints?
Thanks Dan
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> What is USP about it?
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> From: Jochem van Dieten
> To: CF-Talk
> Sent: Fri Sep 22 18:36:28 2006
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Fri Sep 22 18:36:28 2006
Subject: Re: Can a Java program use a CF data source?
Dan Plesse wrote:
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> Do you have a code example of this for us kids?
No, my boss considers this a USP. Even when we deliver this to our customers
it is in the form of compiled te
Dan Plesse wrote:
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> Do you have a code example of this for us kids?
No, my boss considers this a USP. Even when we deliver this to our customers it
is in the form of compiled templates.
Jochem
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Dan Parker wrote:
> We'd like for our Java developers to be able to use our ColdFusion
> data sources. This would eliminate the need for them to have separate
> config files for database connections.
>
> An alternate question would be "Can CF and Java developers use the
> same data sources?" I'
We're running the stand alone version, but we are considering running the J2EE
version when we upgrade to MX7. I'll check out the "global datasources" idea.
Thanks!
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> To: CF-Talk
> Subject: Can a Java program use a CF data source?
>
> We'd like for our Java developers to be able to use our ColdFusion data
> sources. This would eliminate the need for them to have separate config
> files for database connections.
>
> An a
We'd like for our Java developers to be able to use our ColdFusion data
sources. This would eliminate the need for them to have separate config files
for database connections.
An alternate question would be "Can CF and Java developers use the same data
sources?" I'd like to know our options.
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