Depending on how you look at it, Cold Fusion isn't an
enterprise-worthy solution -- at least not by itself.
ColdFusion is a front-end platform. In order for it
to be used in an n-tier solution, you would need to
have some other platform to fill in the middle.
J2EE on the other hand includes both the front-end
(JSP) and the middleware (EBJ's, etc.), so it doesn't
have that "limitation."
That's cool, but I like CF better than JSP. I think
the best solution is a CF front-end with J2EE
middleware. Oh yeah, that's what that whole
Livesoft purchase was about. And that's why CF 6.0
is going to be completely based on J2EE. :)
BTW, doesn't the term "enterprise solution" sort
of imply non-homogeneous components?
Patrick
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