Developing ColdFusion Java Hybrid Applications

Posted At : May 9, 2008 2:11 PM | Posted By : Jason Delmore
Related Categories: ColdFusion

I gave this presentation at CF.Objective last week and promised I would post it. Sorry it's taken me so long!!! I was on the road talking with customers, and had a very tight schedule.

Here is the "Developing ColdFusion Java Hybrid Applications" Presentation, example code, JXL CFC (I need to get this cleaned up on RIA Forge but it's still a useful example), and ColdFISH is on RIA Forge.

I hope everyone at the session enjoyed it!

Best wishes, Jason

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todd sharp's Gravatar Great!! I was really anxious to see this preso, but it was right before mine and I was busy frantically adding more slides at the last minute.

Printing it out now!!
# Posted By todd sharp | 5/9/08 3:04 PM
Terrence Ryan's Gravatar Thanks for this Jason. I've already used something in it to speed up a long running process.
# Posted By Terrence Ryan | 5/9/08 4:04 PM
Axel's Gravatar Thanks a lot for this!
# Posted By Axel | 7/28/08 2:12 PM
coving's Gravatar nice site, many interesting informations, really good work, thx
# Posted By coving | 9/11/08 11:05 AM
Jilani's Gravatar Excellent !!! I am really looking for Java programming in ColdFusion stuff...

Thanks a lot on this.
# Posted By Jilani | 2/23/09 2:36 PM
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