> I second that. The whole point of CF is ease of development when creating
> scaleable apps. If you make it as opaque as ASP, you remove the central
> differentiator for CF. Sounds like a bad move to me.
I think some of you may be missing an important point: your existing CF apps
will still run in the new environment. That means you will be able to
continue to develop as you currently do if you so choose.
However, if you want more flexibility and possibly the performance and
scalability improvements that EJB or servlets will provide you can go there
as well.
Someone please correct me if I'm wrong, but it sounds like a great leap
forward to me. And I currently know very fundamental Java (although I want
to learn and use it more).
- Sean
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