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Cold Fusion 7 deploying as Java Byte Code . . anyone familiar?

Asked by perkley in ColdFusion Application Server

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I want to build a site that I can deploy and I have read that Cold Fusion 7 can deploy as Java Byte Code and that it will run on a J2EE application server.  According to the system requirements, it is only compatible with JRun 4, Websphere, etc.

What I was wondering, which doesn't seem to be to clear, is whether you have to have Cold Fusion on the machine you deploy your Java Byte Code, or does JRun 4 just process it without Cold Fusion installed?

The second thing I wondered, which only applies if you don't have to have Cold Fusion installed on the deployed server, is whether or not it would be compatible with a free J2EE application software solution (Open Source).

I would like to create the site and deploy it fairly cheaply and I don't want to have to sell them on JRun 4 or Cold Fusion.  Is this possible?

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