The platform is powered by ColdFusion 8.0.1, running Model-Glue 2 (BER), ColdSpring 1.2 BER and Transfer 1.0 BER and runs on a cluster of 64-bit Linux servers with synchronization of the Transfer cache managed through a set of ActiveMQ JMS server instances. The database is MySQL.

We're continuing to work on a stream of minor releases as well as planning our next major release with a lot of new features.

I'll be pulling together some presentations and articles about how we're using the frameworks together (because I think we're doing some interesting and unusual things, behind the scenes). I'll some a few snippets of code at Scotch in both of my presentations (and again at CFUNITED). I'm talking to the CFDevcon organizers about appropriate topics and they suggested a framework-related session so that might be the first unveiling of some of our ColdSpring / Transfer tricks and tips. I expect Ray will also be blogging about some aspects of our application architecture in due course.

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Also how did you do the friendly urls. Did you map all possible requests to the coldfusion runtime or use mod_rewrite or something similar?

@Rif, we're looking at how best to offer integration with third-party systems but much depends on how much of a security handshake those systems provide (and, of course, we want to solve this in a relatively generic way so that we don't have to maintain custom code for each client).

@Edward, the core is an in-house designed CMS. The friendly URLs are all handled via mod_rewrite on Apache.