Technically, I believe your client's admin is correct. Take a look at this page 
on installing CFMX 7 in J2EE mode with WebLogic.

http://www.macromedia.com/support/coldfusion/j2ee/cfmx7j2ee_weblogic_deploy.html

One component of ColdFusion is a J2EE servlet application that compiles CFML 
into JSP files and executes them. That part of ColdFusion could be called "pure 
Java". ColdFusion also contains other components- the ODBC services and the 
Search service, for instance, which are not pure Java- they aren't even Java at 
all.

My re-collection from a conversation a couple of years ago at MAX was that 
Macromedia was thinking about putting out a "pure J2EE" implementation of 
ColdFusion without the non-Java components- an edition that would deploy and 
run on any J2EE server on any platform. I don't know if that plan ever came to 
fruition; I don't see it listed as a product edition on the Macromedia site.

Rob

>All:
>
>I have a client that, for reasons that much matter, wants to move one of
>their CF apps to a J2EE server (running BEA WebLogic).  The server's
>administrator is adamant that only "pure" J2EE applications may be deployed
>on this server.
>
>My understanding of CFMX7's capabilities with this respect is that the
>EAR/WAR files it creates are "pure."  However, the admin says that CF still
>doesn't natively integrate with BEA's management console.
>
>So, what's the deal?  Does CFMX7 offer "true" integration or just better
>integration that its predecessor?
>
>TIA
>
>--
>Mosh Teitelbaum
>evoch, LLC
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