I am working to develop a CFX tag and am confused as to the best method of doing so. I have to submit any java files I create to a middleware group to compile them on our ColdFusion server. Unfortunately, this is not a terribly efficient development method. If I had the cfx.jar file on my local machine would it be possible to at least compile CFX tags? I understand that I couldn't test them until they were loaded onto the server, but at least this way I wouldn't be fiddling with stupid compile errors. If the idea I suggested above doesn't work is there another similar method were I would be able to develop locally?
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Thanks for the suggestion however, I am not so much interested in how to write a CFX at this point as what's the best means of development. As I said I don't have direct access to try and compile my .java classes on our server. Is there a means of some sort of ColdFusion development environmetn for developers?
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