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Looking at what Coldfusion has to offer
currently and what we here is in the pipeline for the next release, this “Smith”
product has a long way to go before it can come close to rivaling Coldfusion
even at CF5 levels so right now I really wouldn’t bother with it from
what I can see. Looking at even just a simple application, there are
functions and tags not available in the product that would break the
application immediately. There is no mention of UDF capabilities or even
support attributes of the implemented tags which makes it difficult to decided
whether or not to even try it out. As well as it not being open source, they
offer no support or anything either. I would think that I wouldn’t go
near it until it is more mature. Steve From: Actually I don't recall it actually being Open Source, but I have the
documentation for that at home and was disappointed when they became Blue
On 11/6/06, M@
Bourke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote: there was a open source coldfusion server project back in 98, it was a
scottish group (I think)
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