Thanks for your reply Sean.
Yep, we've got the code capability
covered.
I was more concerned about issues such
as scopes ... e.g. whether the application/session scopes are maintained in
the same manner between CF5 and MX.
From what I can tell, all should be
smooth.
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Apart from some minor code
differences, there shouldnt be any issues with migrating a site from CF5 to
CFMX.
Keep in mind HTTPS transactions from
CFHTTP/CFINVOKE won't work under MX. But thats about the only place where CF5
applications have yarfed on CFMX for my code. CFMX has lots of things
that aren't in CF5, like you don't ~need~ to lock stuff down and you have all the
funky java options.
But going from 5 to mx should only
pose minor problems. Keep in mind though if your clustering or load balancing,
it really depends on your environment how it'll handle different versions of
server software.
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Mix of CF Versions
Hi All,
We will soon be rolling CFMX out
to our production environment. However, we will be doing it one server at time.
Does anyone see any foreseeable issues
with having a mix of CFMX and CF5 servers, keeping in mind we don't have
sticking sessions?
Thanks,
Sarah.
Sarah Atkinson
ColdFusion Programmer
Lonely Planet
Publications, Aust.
Telephone: +61
3 8379 8000
Fax: +61 3 8379 8111
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