Yes ColdFusion fans... we *are* a ColdFusion site!
ColdFusion, InstantSpotI don't know how pervasive this point of confusion is, but today a regular face in the ColdFusion community was making some remarks in this comment thread and further on his InstantSpot site that InstantSpot is not a ColdFusion-based application, with the insinuation that he won't support our efforts because of this.
Just to be clear, no matter whether or not you actually see ".cfm" in the URL, we are running InstantSpot on Adobe ColdFusion 8, using Mach-II 1.6, ColdSpring and other community tools. We are strong advocates for ColdFusion, work with our local ColdFusion User Group, try to be evangelists for it wherever we can, and we will continue to do so.
adrocknaphobia said:
I am a complete tool. My sincerest apologies. The last I heard you guys were moving off of CF for Railo. I completely missed your post last week regarding the change. We should chat.
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Marcos Placona said:
But Railo is ColdFusion. When we talk about ColdFusion, we may be talking about CFML (the language itself) and Server. You might be running CFML on Bluedragon, Railo, Smith and etc, and you're still running CFML. I might be wrong here, but you are indeed running ColdFusion if you are using CFML code. Please correct me if I'm wrong.
Marcos Placona said:
But Railo is ColdFusion. When we talk about ColdFusion, we may be talking about CFML (the language itself) and Server. You might be running CFML on Bluedragon, Railo, Smith and etc, and you're still running CFML. I might be wrong here, but you are indeed running ColdFusion if you are using CFML code. Please correct me if I'm wrong.
PS. It looks like my last comment didn't come through, so if for any reason this one comes up twice, please delete it.
PS. It looks like my last comment didn't come through, so if for any reason this one comes up twice, please delete it.
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