doesn't even mention JMS once. The Event Gateway stuff is about SMS and IM
integration, listening on sockets, and asynchronous CFC calls. All great
stuff that I'd use a lot in my CF development (particularly async calls).
Sam
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Matt Liotta [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Monday, August 16, 2004 10:02 PM
> To: CF-Talk
> Subject: RE: BLACKSTONE: Software Development Times Article
>
> > Seriously, IMO, the gateway is one of the most significant (sleaper)
> > features of Blackstone.
> >
> It will probably be a sleeper feature in that not many people
> use it. The
> amount of JMS use in J2EE web applications is rather low. Why
> would CFML web
> applications need this kind of functionality more than Java
> developers? I
> have never used a message queue outside of an enterprise integration
> project.
>
> Anyway, if you remember one of the most hyped features of
> CFMX was cfimport,
> which "gives CFML developers access to thousands of JSP tab
> libraries." How
> many people are using cfimport for that purpose? It is clear
> to me that
> anything in CFML that requires knowledge of Java instantly lowers the
> potential market by a huge factor. For most folks the
> importance of CFMX's
> support for J2EE was simply the ability to deploy CFML
> applications on J2EE.
>
> If you ask me, the big new features will be Flash-based forms and the
> ability to easily create PDF files. Of course, BlueDragon's
> support for .NET
> could be this year's biggest CFML feature.
>
> -Matt
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