Re: WebCatalog vs. Cold Fusion
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texte = Hello, To help end your confussion, CF can read virtually any D-Base including Access. You can create an interface in access and CF will read it and use it as you have designed it. CF can be run as an App or it can run your entire server. I have worked with a Webmaster/Owner that uses CF as Server software. It does require a LOT of ram to work, it is Y2k ready, it can be set to auto-pre-load any links to the page(s) being viewed. It will run basic Html pages under it, or generate pages on the fly from a d-base & template. It is VERY fast, (it should be for what it costs ;-)... don't ask, your brain will melt ;-) )Jim>I would like to see some comparison's too. All I know of WebCatalog is >that it >maintains it's own databases in a text file (?) and Cold Fusion can either >access >a text file database or a regular database (like Oracle & SQL) . Can anyone >confirm this notion and perhaps shed some light on this? > >-- >Jocelyn Plazewska >Webmaster, Jintek, LLC >webmaster@jintek.comMail to: jv1@web-maya.com Visit my Page: http://www.web-maya.com1) Life is what happens, while you are making plans! 2) Life is what happens as we walk through eternity! 3) We are all one.
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Hello, To help end your confussion, CF can read virtually any D-Base including Access. You can create an interface in access and CF will read it and use it as you have designed it. CF can be run as an App or it can run your entire server. I have worked with a Webmaster/Owner that uses CF as Server software. It does require a LOT of ram to work, it is Y2k ready, it can be set to auto-pre-load any links to the page(s) being viewed. It will run basic Html pages under it, or generate pages on the fly from a d-base & template. It is VERY fast, (it should be for what it costs ;-)... don't ask, your brain will melt ;-) )Jim>I would like to see some comparison's too. All I know of WebCatalog is >that it >maintains it's own databases in a text file (?) and Cold Fusion can either >access >a text file database or a regular database (like Oracle & SQL) . Can anyone >confirm this notion and perhaps shed some light on this? > >-- >Jocelyn Plazewska >Webmaster, Jintek, LLC >webmaster@jintek.comMail to: jv1@web-maya.com Visit my Page: http://www.web-maya.com1) Life is what happens, while you are making plans! 2) Life is what happens as we walk through eternity! 3) We are all one.
Jim V
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