Hello everyone,

I am having a HUGE problem and I am in desperate need of quick help.

How would I transfer "access tokens" between an ASP page and a Cold Fusion 
page?

Ever see the login on AOL Anywhere?  That's what I have to create.

THE PROCESS:

1. The user clicks on a login button that send them to the AOL server.
2. The AOL server logs them in & sends our site an access token
3.  Our site returns the access token for validation.
4.  AOL validates and returns the profile information I will use to Insert or 
Update the user in my database.

I can do the queries to update & all that.  I'm having trouble getting 
started on the concept of transferring the token back & forth.

Of course, AOL has no CF partners before us.  So there's no one to compare 
code with and no CF expertise at AOL to help me.


THE REST OF THE SITUATION:

I was laid off from my job on Friday (this is not the real problem, only part 
of the situation).  I am trying to finish a major project for them even 
though I'm not getting paid for a LOT of reasons, but mostly to keep my 
former boss from jumping in front of a train (if this doesn't get done he 
can't even sell the remnants of the company & try to salvage something for 
our investors).

I believe I am capable of this level of programming, but have HUGE gaps in my 
knowledge (we have a very robust and fully functional registration process 
that I created on my own, but it won't accommodate the AOL fields and tokens)

I do have a new job and I start soon (could be there now it this wasn't 
hanging over my head).

So if anyone already has functional code that I could emulate or learn from 
to get this done I would be eternally grateful (and could keep my boss from 
jumping -- I say that as a joke but I'm not so sure what the outcome will be 
if I fail at this ...)

Anyhow, I know this is a long and rambling message.  But it certainly 
reflects my panic.

Oriole
former MarkSport Webmaster

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