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Like HTML, ColdFusion is a tag-based programming language. It is used mainly for writing web-based applications, and is popular for building e-commerce websites. As you would expect, it supports dynamic web page creation and database access in a web server environment. Whether you’re just learning about ColdFusion, creating a website with it, or combining it with other technologies, you’ll find some articles here that will make your job easier.
Creating a Web Service with ColdFusion: the Basics
- By Samee Jhor
- Published 01/2/2007
- ColdFusion
- Unrated
A web service is a software related technology that facilitates machine-to-machine interaction over a network. Web services are used by clients who access the service, and could be written in any programming language. This article will show you how to create a web service using ColdFusion.
How to Access a SQL Anywhere Database with ColdFusion
- By Samee Jhor
- Published 01/2/2007
- ColdFusion
- Unrated
In this article, you will learn about connecting from the ColdFusion MX 6.1 Server to a SQL Anywhere 9 database. This technique can be useful in a variety of applications, for example when a traveling salesman keeps some data from a database on a PDA or a laptop computer and periodically reconnects to the main database for updates.