Does ColdFusion work with .NET?
Yes. New in ColdFusion 8, you can use ColdFusion to call local or remote Microsoft .NET assembly classes as CFML objects. This means that ColdFusion applications can use .NET assemblies to directly access and control Microsoft products (such as Word, Excel, or PowerPoint), use existing .NET components, or use .NET assemblies that you create to leverage features that are difficult to use or not available in ColdFusion or Java.
Yes. You can use ColdFusion to call local or remote Microsoft .NET assembly classes as CFML objects. This means that ColdFusion applications can use .NET assemblies to directly access and control Microsoft products (such as Word, Excel, or PowerPoint), use existing .NET components, or use .NET assemblies that you create to leverage features that are difficult to use or not available in ColdFusion or Java.
