<html><head></head><body>JSP seems like the only reasonable solution. JSP is far
more scaleable than Cold Fusion and when working with a Java technology, you are
better off keeping it all java. Not much of an insight, but it seems really like
a no brainer.
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Travis
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Subject: Cold Fusion versus JSP for calling beans
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<div class="moz-text-plain" wrap="true" graphical-quote="true" style="truefont-size:
13px; "><pre wrap="">We are currently on a project trying to decide whether to use
Cold Fusion <br>or JSP to call our EJBs. The client side expertise we have is in Cold
<br>Fusion but it is my opinion as the bean developer that Cold Fusion is <br>ill
suited to call beans in a scalable system compared to using JSP.<br><br> Can anyone
give me your opinion on this? If I am wrong, please tell
me.<br><br>Amit<br><br></pre></div>
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