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>>>>> BTW, a very large Brazilian ISP has a whole farm of Cold Fusion NT servers. They have a team of SysOps whose main job is to hit the reset button on the hung CF servers in a timely manner. This happens dozens of times every day. Really. Steroid users tend to die soon. >>>>>
Two problems with ColdFusion, I think. The first is reliability, as mentioned above. For a thought provoking experience, take a look at: http://webdevelopersjournal.com/software/coldfusion_problems.html . I found this a very off-putting review. Bear in mind that the author is the lead developer for one of the largest sites in the UK, part of a major media group. The second problem is that ColdFusion is a resource hog - it positively gobbles up RAM, from what I can see. I have been told that the Toys R Us site will be running on a farm of over 50 servers this Xmas... is this a sane approach?? Geoff Caplan