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print pageColdFusion CMS
Shado CMS is built on the Adobe product stack. Consequently Shado has native integration to the great range of developer and server tools provided by Adobe. Shado was created primarily using Adobe's ColdFusion development language which is a Java (J2EE) platform. By providing rapid web application capabilities on a powerful J2EE infrastructure, ColdFusion enables companies to better optimize their development resources.
Platforms
Being Java based Shado CMS will run on Windows, Unix and Linux based Operating Systems.
Database
Shado will run on MSSQL, MySQL and Oracle database platforms.
As a CMS built on ColdFusion, Shado means a well-architected J2EE application no longer requires advanced knowledge of Java and its underlying APIs. As a result, business application developers can quickly become productive and build well-designed applications - while still enjoying the performance, management and integration benefits of a J2EE infrastructure. This increases productivity among developers and allows organizations to focus their most advanced resources on high-end applications that demand their skills.
ColdFusion also enables web developers to more easily participate in large-scale development projects. One of the challenges of developing web applications in the J2EE architecture is integrating the work of back-end Java developers with the user interfaces built by front-end designers. By providing tag-based access to back-end Java resources, ColdFusion makes it possible for front-end developers to integrate their designs with the business components developed by the system-level Java programmers. As a result, both sides can spend less time integrating their work and more time delivering new functionality.
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