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Taking Advantage of ColdFusion MX 7 Event Gateways
In this Macrochat, Macromedia Architect and Technical Lead for ColdFusion, Tom Jordahl discusses ColdFusion event gateways. ColdFusion has long been the easiest way to create applications that respond to web requests from web browsers. ColdFusion MX 7 opens up a whole new world of applications that can respond to events and messages, from Instant Messaging (such as XMPP/Jabber and Lotus Sametime) to mobile phone SMS text messages, to Internet socket requests, to system events, and much more. Learn more as you watch and listen to his presentation.
Watch the Breeze seminar (Approximately 50 min)
Figure 1. The event gateway architecture
Macromedia offers live, in-depth product presentations called Macrochats—technical discussions led by product engineers, technical support engineers, and customer leaders. Macrochat content varies across all Macromedia products and technical levels.
Macrochats are recorded online utilizing Macromedia Breeze Live. There is no charge to participate. While you are viewing, please keep in mind that these presentations were delivered to a live audience.
For a list of upcoming Macrochats, view the Macrochat schedule. For a list of past Macrochats, vist the Recorded Macrochats page.
About the author
Tom Jordahl is a principal architect for Adobe in the ColdFusion development group. He has a long history with ColdFusion. Starting in his days as one of the original Allaire employees, through the current release, Tom has been instrumental in making ColdFusion the great product that it is. He is one of the implementers of Apache Axis and is the Adobe representative on the W3C Web Service Description WSDL 1.2 working group. Before getting involved in web services, he was the technical lead for the ColdFusion on UNIX products.
