Archive for the 'Java' Category

14.03.08 Microsoft SQL Server 2005 JDBC Driver 1.2 posted in Adobe ColdFusion, ColdFusion, Java, SQL Server 2005
12.03.08 The Java Behind a ColdFusion Array and Structure posted in Adobe ColdFusion, BlueDragon, ColdFusion, Java, Railo
18.01.07 Java Developer’s Journal 2006 posted in Code, Java, Writing
09.04.06 ColdFusion & Lucene posted in Apache, Code, ColdFusion, Full-Text Search, Java, Lucene, Verity

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