>> What Bryan was asking Laszlo for was a collection of example using CF 
>> with a Laszlo app. None of the demos provide that, so he's asked them to 
>> work some up and send them out.
>

I think I can help Bryan out here.  Laszlo was built primarily for the 
presentation layer of application development.  To that use, it has features 
that make it a powerful and compelling environment for client application 
development.  Features of the Laszlo language include data binding, 
constraints, events, delegation, extensibility, ECMAScript, layouts,... plus 
all the features you'd expect in a media rich client development language.

Laszlo does not provide a middleware solution.  However, since it uses 
standards such as XML over HTTP, SOAP, and XML-RPC, it can be used with ANY 
sever technology that supports these standards, including ColdFusion, PHP, ASP, 
JSP, Java servlets, SOAP, RPC, CGI,... etc.  To build your this layer in 
ColdFusion, you would need to create a ColdFusion script that responds to an 
HTTP request, extracting info from the query string, querying a data base, and 
returning the data as XML.  

That said, I have not developed in ColdFusion for some years, and currently do 
not own a license for the server, so I am not able to provide any examples.  
However, I do know that ColdFusion provides tags to perform all of the 
necessary functions.  There are many good tutorials on ColdFusion available on 
the web, and any experienced ColdFusion developer should be able to implement 
XML services with ease.  

John Olmstead
Software Engineer
Laszlo Systems

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