Okay, so ColdFusion 9 is out, and you want to get a copy. How do you go about it?
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You can just buy it from our online store.
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tpryan.blog 
Hi Terry,
My manager just pointed out that in this features page (document services)
http://www.adobe.com/products/coldfusion/editions/
it seems to suggest that generating PDF from HTML is now enterprise only feature?
Would you be able to confirm whether this is the case?
Cheers.
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Felix,
If I understand correctly, the “Enterprise Feature Router” is a single-threading of processes that have enhanced functionality in the Enterprise Edition; so the capability is there and fully featured, but the process becomes single-threaded in Standard Edition. (You can only create 1 PDF from HTML at a time. Even if you use CFThread, each request will go into a queue and they will be processed 1 at a time.)
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I was so into the new ORM thing until I ran across the article that said it can only work with one database at a time. One. What corporation or major web site builds pages out of just one single freakin’ database?
Heck, a SMALL client I work for has a member database, a content database, and a database used for logging sessions and page requests. And ALL of them are hit for each and every web page served. So much for built-in ORM.
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@Felix, Adam is correct. Thanks @Adam
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Michael I have responded here:
http://www.terrenceryan.com/blog/post.cfm/multiple-databases-in-coldfusion-9-orm
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thanks for the explanation.
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