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coldfusion and .net integration

Jan 8th, 2008

Hi

I have project which is developed in cold fusion and it is having more than 25 complicated modules.

we are planing to implement in .net,so we are going module by module development,

i want to know after completing on module can we plug-in to cold fusion application.

whether it is possible or not.

if possible at what extent.

please give your suggestions and feedback.

please it's urgent.

Thanks&Regards

bharath

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Re: coldfusion and .net integration

Jan 17th, 2008

Well days later.. I am not a coldfusion pro, but I am a .net pro. I don't believe it is possible to plug directly in like that, but you can purchase a code converter that converts cold fusion code into .net code all at runtime. I am not sure of the name, But I believe it has "silver" or "blue" in the name.