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kmandal
Mar 7, 2005, 2:35:04 PM3/7/05
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Hi
I am fairly new to coldfusion . I have a questtion about Java intergration
with coldfusion . I am developing a web system where I like to use java and
coldfusion . Can I use Java code inside the coldfusion instead of any scrpting
language ( Java Script or VB Script ) . In order to use java with cold fusion
do I have to install the java on the web server or on the workstation ( we have
web server with IIS 6.0 ) and we use windows 2000 . Also please let me know if
I can use Dreamweaver to write the code .
Thank you
pdrich
Mar 10, 2005, 10:30:16 AM3/10/05
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I'm not experienced with Java, but I can hopefully answer a couple of your
questions. When most people talk about using Java with ColdFusion, it is
typically meant that the Java is server-side (just like ColdFusion code). Java
Applets are client-side, just like JavaScript and VBScript. If you are using
client-side Java (i.e., applets), you will have to have Java installed on the
client. ColdFusion has its own JRE (Java Runtime Environment), so I don't
think you will need to install Java on the ColdFusion server. Java code is
just plain text, so any text editor (including Dreamweaver) can be used to edit
the code.
questions. When most people talk about using Java with ColdFusion, it is
typically meant that the Java is server-side (just like ColdFusion code). Java
Applets are client-side, just like JavaScript and VBScript. If you are using
client-side Java (i.e., applets), you will have to have Java installed on the
client. ColdFusion has its own JRE (Java Runtime Environment), so I don't
think you will need to install Java on the ColdFusion server. Java code is
just plain text, so any text editor (including Dreamweaver) can be used to edit
the code.
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