On 8/15/05, Christian Cantrell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > CFCs can be invoked directly through the XMLHttpRequest object as long > as the CFC support remote access. I tend to cache my components and > access them through a controller/proxy which can also be easily done via > Ajax. And finally, you can easily call CFM pages directly which return > either HTML or XML (the XMLHttpRequest object supports both). > > You don't need any third-party products. Ajax and ColdFusion go very > well together as-is. You can see an example of integration here: > > http://weblogs.macromedia.com/mxna/reports/categoryFeedReport/index.cfm
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