The fact that you have SQL experts working on your presentation layer seems
pretty crazy in that they aren't trained nor have the right toolset to be
doing it properly.

Graphic Artists / Web designers and even programmers are better suited to
handle the user interaction. IMHO Data experts should stick with data... 

Cheers,

!k

-----Original Message-----
From: Tom Kitta [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Tuesday, September 05, 2006 1:57 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: ColdFusion as presentation engine and nothing more

I am wondering whatever anyone seen/ has opinion about the following system:

All information that is presented on a HTML form to end user is build with 
information supplied by SQL Server stored procedure. I mean the data that 
makes the form + information how form should look like - information 
whatever a checkbox should be used or a text field + any special HTML 
formatting.

All that CF does is: parse the result of stored procedure call and build 
HTML form based on data provided by stored proc. The CF components can 
dynamically build any form based on data from SQL server. CF is used as a 
page formatting engine - it formats data provided to it into visually 
pleasant form.

On SQL server there are 1000's of stored procedures which are used to 
display form, validate, update, delete etc. Essentialy the form building is 
done on SQL server without even looking at any CF code. CF is a black box 
which rarely changes while 99% of development is in pure T-SQL (All 
developers are SQL experts while most don't know what CF is).

TK 





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