Tuesday, September 17, 2002

ColdFusion for J2EE Announced Macromedia has announced "ColdFusion for J2EE". While not a Java development environment, it may still be of interest to Java developers. The standard version of ColdFusion is built around a JRun core (Macromedia's J2EE container). In contrast, ColdFusion for J2EE can be installed on top of other J2EE containers - specifially Sun ONE and IBM Websphere - which opens the door to deploying ColdFusion in these environs. Developers in Sun and IBM shops can now create Rich Internet Applications using Flash Remoting. ColdFusion easily uses Java assets, and Flash Remoting simplifies the connection between ColdFusion and Flash. You can get more information on the advantages of this arrangement in this article by James Hurff and Sun's article on Macromedia's Pet Market. Douglas 9:25:28 PM    comment []

Welcome! Hi, This blog is a project of the Macromedia Boston User Group. Our goal is to serve as a resource for developers who use Flash Remoting with Java or .NET. We invite you to submit posts to this blog. For details, follow the Welcome link on the right. Douglas McCarroll Charles Linskey MMBUG Co-Chairs 7:43:58 AM    comment []