from adobe … (2007)
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/coldfusion/articles/sharepoint_cf.html
video
http://tv.adobe.com/watch/max-2009-develop/coldfusion-with-microsoft-office-sharepoint-and-exchange/
Convert Coldfusion pages to ASP.NET (old)
http://forums.asp.net/t/962989.aspx
Ben Forta’s SharePoint in CF9 announcement (old)
http://forta.com/blog/index.cfm/2009/7/10/ColdFusion-SharePoint-Integration
CF9 SharePoint integration (old)
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/ColdFusion/9.0/Developing/WSE4D1ED62-0267-445f-8A3B-4642F3F26383.html
Excerpt from
Adobe Coldfusion 9: Getting Started
By Ben Forta, Raymond CamdenOther Approaches for Accessing ColdFusion Data and Content from SharePoint In addition to the methods described so far for accessing entire ColdFusion 9 applications in SharePoint Web Part Pages, you can access ColdFusion 9 data
and content from SharePoint in the following ways Links, Web Services, Email, RSS, WebParts
Links: SharePoint offers many different ways for including simple links to
ColdFusion 9 application URLs.
Web services: SharePoint can use Web services via custom-developed Web Parts as well as via the Business Data Catalog (BDC) and BDC-related Web Parts, Therefore, you can create a ColdFusion Web service and consume it via
the SharePoint BDC and custom-developed Web Parts.
Email: SharePoint lists can be configured as email-enabled this opens a world of possibilities such as posting SharePoint blog entries via email and posting documents attached to emails to SharePoint document libraries.
Therefore, you can use the ColdFusion 9 <cfmaiI> tag to send ColdFusion data to SharePoint lists via email.
RSS: SharePoint provides the RSS Viewer Web Part that allows you to display an RSS feed in a Web Part Page. Therefore, you can use the ColdFusion 9 <cf feed> tag to produce an RSS feed that you consume with the SharePoint RSS Viewer
Web Part,
WSRP: SharePoint provides the WSRP Consumer Web Part that allows you to display a WSRP Producer in a Web Part Page. Therefore, you can use the ColdFusion 9 capabilities as a WSRP Producer to expose ColdFusion data
as a Web service that can be displayed with the SharePoint WSRP Consumer Web Part.
References
(see Chapter 20, “Interacting with Email,” in Adobe ColdFusion 9 Web Application construction Kit, ¡ volume 1: Getting Started By Ben Forta, Raymond Camden)
(see Chapter 60, “Working with Feeds” in Adobe ColdFusion 9 Web Application construction Kit, ¡ volume 1: Getting Started By Ben Forta, Raymond Camden)
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