Connecting to COM objects

Hi everyone,
I've got a project on the horizon that involves using an API to access a database. The API uses COM objects.
Can I connect to the API using <cfobject> like this:
<cfobject
    class = "program ID"
    name = "myneatobject"
    action = "connect"
    context = "remote"
    server = "http://someserverip">
    type = "com">
If the server is remote, isn't there some security involved? Login credinentials? I'm trying to ge my head around this. There's an exisiting website in place using the API, however we're planning on redoing everything in CF.
Thanks for any tips in to set me straight!

Thanks Guys.
To be sure I'm describing this properly, I've got the manual for the API (updated in 2009) and it states
"The API is a COM+ application (formerly MTS). It
provides a set of COM objects that can be manipulated by COM-
compliant development tools such as Visual Basic, Visual C++, Visual
C#, VSTA and so on.
The API provides the ability to search and locate accounts across
multiple databases. It uses an advanced data cache mechanism to
minimize round-trips to database servers.
Once the account is located using a 10-digit telephone, and
optionally an account number, each subsequent attempt to connect to an
database requires a company number as well as a valid account
number."
The following example shows how to modify an existing user profile information:
Dim objUserProfile as Object
Dim lRetCode as Integer
Set objUserProfile = CreateObject("EnergyAPI.cUserProfile")
lRetCode = objUserProfile.ModifyUserInfo (sEmailAddress,
sPassword,sName,sPAsswordHint,sHintAnswer,lPreferences,cSysUser)
If lRetCode <> 0 Then
‘ Failure - Display error message
Else
‘ Success
End If
COM+ much different than COM?? Not from what I'm reading.

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Brad
"Michael Girdley" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:39b86deb$[email protected]..
>
>
No, at the current time we only support COM integration when using the
Microsoft JVM. The Jintegra product from Linar is good.
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