>
> Dave,
>
> Well seeing a CFX written in Python, as I do it with my tool, really isn't
> going to be that constructive.
>
> class VarIn(CustomTag):
> def processRequest(self, request, response):
> vi = request.getAttribute("variable")
> response.write("<br><p>variable is: %s</p>" % vi)
>
> The approach that I took was to write an interfacing engine so that I didn't
> have to cap a stub onto each tag. Much like the old CFX_J stuff before it
> was integrated directly into ColdFusion. This allowed the Python folks to
> just write their code using the CFX interfaces and not have to worry about
> the sticky stuff with the Python-to-C piece.
> Using the Jython library allow me to create a tag that would call python
> scripts by filename and get the output results (kinda like a specialized
> CFEXECUTE - but never really shelling out to the OS since the Jython
> libraries are loaded into the JVM). I was able to carry that a bit further
> and create a scripting block that allow for inlining python code.
>
Interesting solution. Thanks for the info Guy.
Regards,
Dave.
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