Can anyone tell me a good book on creating "backends" with java and using
them like we use CFCs?
I certainly wouldn't discourage you from learning some Java, but keep in mind that in addition to the learning curve, writing your components in Java will generally be more time consuming and challenging than writing them in ColdFusion. For instance, you won't automatically have access to things like connection pooling and transactions. You will most likely need to spend a fair amount of time building up an infrastructure before you can actually start writing objects that your application can use directly. That said, I like the book "Thinking in Java" by Bruce Eckel. It has an ugly cover, but it's a good book.
Christian
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