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- 1. Day 10 : ColdFusion 10 and Enhanced Java integration - part 3
Day 10 of my ColdFusion 10 month, seems that lot more functionality added in ColdFusion 10 and will not able to cover all in within 30 days with current busy schedule. Yesterday cover CFCProxy which you can use in java class to invoke ColdFusion component function but seems limitation is you can't call for coldfusion instance. This will be overcome with createDynamicProxy function.
- By Pritesh
- 2. Day 9 : ColdFusion 10 and Enhanced Java integration - part 2
It's DAY 9 and I enjoyed last 8 days with ColdFusion 10 and as days pass my curiosity graph going high. In yesterday post discuss about how easy to use your java class/jar file within your project. But you may also want to use power of ColdFusion in Java class and this one is possible with use of CFCProxy. Well CFCProxy available since ColdFusion 7 ( I guess) but never get chance to look into this.
I continue using previous post example to explain how to call ColdFusion component function within Java class.
- By Pritesh
- 3. Day 8 : ColdFusion 10 and Enhanced Java integration
ColdFusion built on J2EE compliant technology and this allow you take advantage of integrate with J2EE component and ColdFusion 10 enhanced this capabilities. In previous version we are able to create object of Java classes, using JSP tag etc...etc. but there was pain with using custom java class as you may need to store class file into web_root/WEB_INF/classes folder and you need to restart ColdFusion server every time you update your class file.
I am custom Java class in many places where ColdFusion has limited capabilities or need performance improvement. In past (In ColdFusion 8) we were building up PDF from bunch of photos and this was taking lots of time and memory. We just create custom java class that create PDF the way we want it and improve performance around 10 times. There is javaLoader project which let you execute your custom class without moving it to classes folder and restarting ColdFusion service.
- By Pritesh
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