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1 Summary of Cold Fusion High-level Web-Linked Database Software
2 Overview of Cold Fusion
3 Cold Fusion Application Server Features - I
4 Cold Fusion Application Server Features - II
5 How Cold Fusion Works - I
6 How Cold Fusion Works - II
7 Conclusions

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Foil 1 Summary of Cold Fusion High-level Web-Linked Database Software

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Geoffrey Fox, Nancy McCracken, and Chao-Wei Ou
Northeast Parallel Architectures Center
at
Syracuse University
July 13, 1998 ITEA Tutorial
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Foil 2 Overview of Cold Fusion

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What is the Cold Fusion Application Server?
Cold Fusion Application Server is the component of the Cold Fusion rapid application development system that provides the foundation for integrating browser, server, and database technologies into powerful Web applications. The Application Server offers comprehensive support for deploying scalable Web applications and tightly integrates with Cold Fusion Studio, the visual development environment for Cold Fusion.
You build Cold Fusion applications by creating pages that combine the server-side Cold Fusion Markup Language (CFML) with HTML. These pages are deployed with the high-performance Cold Fusion Application Server, which integrates with all the major Web servers and a wide range of other server technologies.
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Foil 3 Cold Fusion Application Server Features - I

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Scalable Application Delivery
  • Multi-threaded Service
  • Web Server API Support
  • Database Connection Pooling
  • Page Compilation and Caching
  • Scheduling and Static Page Publishing
Complete Platform Integration
  • Email Servers
  • Web Servers
  • Directory Servers
  • File Servers
  • Search Engine
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Foil 4 Cold Fusion Application Server Features - II

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Critical Application Services
  • Security
  • Application Designation
  • Client and Session State
  • Process Scheduling
  • Encryption
  • Debugging
  • Custom Error Messages
  • Web Based Administration
Open Extensible Architecture
  • COM/DCOM
  • Cold Fusion API
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Foil 5 How Cold Fusion Works - I

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Foil 6 How Cold Fusion Works - II

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1. When a user requests a page in a Cold Fusion application by submitting a form or clicking a hyperlink, the user's Web browser sends an HTTP request to the Web server via the Internet or Intranet.
2. The Web server passes the data submitted by the client and the requested page to the Cold Fusion Application Server either through a server API or CGI. Cold Fusion pages are automatically compiled and cached in memory, so processing is very fast and scaleable even under high loads.
3. Cold Fusion reads the data from the client and processes the CFML used in the page. Based on the CFML, the Cold Fusion Application Server executes the application logic and interacts with a wide range of server technologies.
4. Cold Fusion dynamically generates an HTML page and returns it to the Web server.
5. The Web server returns the page to the user's Web browser.
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Foil 7 Conclusions

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Cold Fusion provides
  • an easy programming environment for users with experience in developing HTML page and SQL,
  • a powerful way to integrate database applications and Web,
  • many useful features (e.g., mail, file management, etc.) to users
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