How to use java (j2ee) classes with coldfusion

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    Default How to use java (j2ee) classes with coldfusion

    Hi,

    I'm searching for information , examples about using java classes (jar, war,
    ear) with coldfusion (6 or 7).

    Is it very relevant using java j2ee classes (servlet, ejb, j2se classes)
    with coldfusion ?
    Even if there no java classes in the coldfusion application today ?

    Thanks for any help.


    ape Guest

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    Default Re: How to use java (j2ee) classes with coldfusion

    Hi,

    I would recommend to start with coldfusion documentation:
    [url]http://livedocs.macromedia.com/coldfusion/6.1/htmldocs/fm2.htm[/url]

    Take a look at ColdFusion functions createObject, javaCast and
    getPageContext.

    ape wrote:
    > Hi,
    >
    > I'm searching for information , examples about using java classes (jar, war,
    > ear) with coldfusion (6 or 7).
    >
    > Is it very relevant using java j2ee classes (servlet, ejb, j2se classes)
    > with coldfusion ?
    > Even if there no java classes in the coldfusion application today ?
    >
    > Thanks for any help.
    >
    >
    Serguei Belikov Guest

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