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	<title>Comments on: Using Hibernate with ColdFusion, part 5</title>
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		<title>By: Kurt Wiersma</title>
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		<description>Cool, I didn't know you could compile java classes on the fly that easily inside of JRun. I think one idea would be eleminate the CFC completely and just use a java class compiled and loaded on the fly so you don't have reload CF everytime you make a change to your domain model. This was what I was moving towards when I was working on CFHibernate.</description>
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