Invoke a CFC from Java

Can you give me an example of where or why you would invoke a CFC from Java? I have used CF to call Java and then having Java return "data" back to the CFC but not sure I know why I would want my Java to invoke a CFC.
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Hi,
how to invoke a exe file from a java program. (
operating system: windows )
is it possible ?Yep.
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