> Greetings!
>
> New Atlanta is pleased to announce the Technology Preview release of
> BlueDragon for the Microsoft .NET Framework, which is now available
> for
> download:
>
> ��� http://www.newatlanta.com/products/bluedragon/index.cfm
>
> BlueDragon.NET enables the Microsoft .NET Framework and the IIS web
> server
> to process CFML pages alongside ASP.NET pages and web services (.aspx
> and
> .asmx files). BlueDragon.NET is not a separate server, but is native
> .NET
> assembly that provides true integration of CFML with ASP.NET and the
> entire
> Microsoft .NET Framework.
Does this mean that New Atlanta maintains a separate code base for Net
and Java?
If so, won't it be a difficult task to maintain
compatibility/consistancy among BD Java products, BD net products and
CFMX products.
>
> With the public introduction of BlueDragon for the Microsoft .NET
> Framework,
> New Atlanta now offers the broadest platform support and most
> feature-rich
> suite of CFML server products available anywhere. Among the features
> offered
> by BlueDragon that are not supported by any other CFML server are:
>
> ��- Standalone CFML server supported on Windows, Linux, and Mac OS X,
> including FREE deployment servers on all three platforms.
>
This is good -- ironic that you can deploy a Production BDJ2ee on a
Production JRun on a Mac -- but no Production CFMX on a Mac.
> ��- Deployment and integration of CFML applications on any J2EE
> server in
> standard WAR/EAR file format, including support for IBM WebSphere
> network
> deployment clusters and BEA WebLogic packed WARs.
>
> ��- Deployment and integration of CFML applications on Microsoft .NET
> Servers (including Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows 2003).
I don't know the significance of CFML net ( or the net platform, itself)
> ��- "Source-less" deployment of pre-compiled CFML applications, with
> optional encryption for maximum security.
>
This is a very nice feature.
> ��- Enhanced tags such as CFIMAGE, CFIMAP, CFCONSTRUCTOR, CFFORWARD,
> and
> CFASSERT.
>
> Look for more new and exciting innovations to be announced by New
> Atlanta in
> the near future.
>
Sooner, rather than later, I suspect that CFML will need to come under
the aegis of an independent standards organization -- good/bad mas o
menos!
> Regards,
>
> Vince Bonfanti
> New Atlanta Communications, LLC
> http://www.newatlanta.com
>
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