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Adobe® ColdFusion® Builder™ is an integrated development
environment (IDE) for developing Adobe® ColdFusion®applications.
There are various resources to help you get started and become
proficient in using ColdFusion Builder. Depending on your background
and what you want to accomplish with ColdFusion Builder, take a
few minutes to read through the appropriate documentation resources.
New to ColdFusion It is most useful
if you have basic ColdFusion experience before you start using ColdFusion
Builder. You can start by viewing the Getting Started experience, which
is available from the ColdFusion Administrator.
Experienced ColdFusion developersColdFusion Builder is built on Eclipse™(an open source IDE),
so you must know specific terms and concepts to effectively use
it. If you are, however, familiar with working in an Eclipse-based
environment, you will find that ColdFusion Builder uses similar
workbench conventions.
For more information, see ColdFusion Builder Workbench Basics.
If you have developed code using a text editor in the past,
you will find that ColdFusion Builder provides enhanced functionality
that makes developing code much easier. For more information, see About ColdFusion Builder.
For a quick overview of the features that are available with
ColdFusion Builder, see Getting started with ColdFusion Builder.
To successfully develop ColdFusion applications using ColdFusion
Builder, use CFML Reference and ColdFusion Developer Guide.
The CFML Reference contains detailed information on the CFML
language elements and is available from the ColdFusion Builder Help
system. For more information, see Display CFML Reference Help.
For information about the complete documentation available
for ColdFusion and ColdFusion Builder, see ColdFusion and ColdFusion Builder documentation.
ColdFusion and ColdFusion Builder documentationAll ColdFusion and ColdFusion Builder documentation is
accessible from within ColdFusion Builder through the integrated
Help system. For more information, see ColdFusion Builder Help System.
Go to the ColdFusion Help and Support pages at www.adobe.com/go/learn_cfu_support_en to
view the online documentation.
In addition to viewing the documentation, you can also add and
view comments to the documentation.
Adobe ColdFusion documentationThe ColdFusion documentation set includes the following
titles:
Manual
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Description
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Installing Adobe® ColdFusion® 9
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Describes system installation and basic
configuration for Windows, Macintosh, Solaris, Linux, and AIX.
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Adobe ColdFusion® 9 Administrator's Guide
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Describes how to perform ColdFusion administration
tasks such as managing server settings, configuring data sources
and web servers, managing security, and deploying ColdFusion applications.
This
book also provides information about caching, setting up CFX tags,
and monitoring server activity using the ColdFusion Server Monitor.
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Developing Adobe® ColdFusion® 9 Applications
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Describes how to develop your dynamic web
applications.
This book provides detailed information about
using the CFML programming language and ColdFusion features, such
as ColdFusion Web Services, ColdFusion Portlets, ColdFusion ORM,
Ajax support, Flex and AIR integration, and integration with other
products and technologies such as Microsoft Office, OpenOffice,
and SharePoint.
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Adobe® ColdFusion® 9 CFML Reference
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Provides descriptions, syntax, usage, and
code examples for all ColdFusion tags, functions, and variables.
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Adobe ColdFusion Builder documentationThe ColdFusion Builder documentation set includes the following
titles:
Manual
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Description
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Installing Adobe® ColdFusion® Builder
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Describes ColdFusion Builder installation,
as a standalone installation or as a set of plug-ins within an existing
Eclipse workbench, for Windows and Macintosh platforms.
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Using ColdFusion® Builder
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Describes how to use ColdFusion Builder
as an integrated development environment (IDE) for developing applications
using ColdFusion.
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ColdFusion and ColdFusion Builder learning resourcesThe following additional online resources are available
for learning ColdFusion and ColdFusion Builder:
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