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Opinion: Give ColdFusion Some Room to Breathe
My personal approach has become to to let ColdFusion do what it does best, and no more. No AJAX generation or any of that silly UI stuff. Leave that to the AJAX frameworks, or Flex, or whatever your UI is going to be on the front-end. That's what the UI tool was designed for, CF wasn't. Let CF focus on three things: getting data into and out of RIA front-ends, rendering HTML with dynamic data, and providing services that Java and .NET cannot provide.
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Hello Andy !

I have just recently rediscovered the possible value of "ColdFusion on Java"; and now we have also "CF Groovy" at our disposal ...

My question is really: You mentioned that You use Java for domain modeling; how do You do this concretely in a "ColdFusion on Java/Groovy" environment ? Do You code all Your application logic in pure Java, or do You use it solely for domain modeling and to provide persistence ? And somehow convert Java objects to CFCs to do the application logic in ColdFusion ? Or asked another way round: Which capabilities of ColdFusion do You still use ?

Best Regards and Tschüss

Kai from Northrhine-Westfalia in Germany


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