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Old April 4th, 2004, 06:43 AM
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ColdFusion and Bots
I was wondering if it was possible to intregrate a aiml bot such as alice into a cold fusion forum such as this php example?

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No idea, it would depend on the technology used to handle the bot. Is it Java? COM? CGI? If it's any of these, the answer would be yes. If it's PHP specific, then probably not (or it would require having PHP on the server as well, and transerring data between the two).
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It is powered by AIML. An XML based language.
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CFMX can read and write to any type of XML file, as well as calling web services or performing XSL transformations on XML. So if this AIML is truly just XML, then the answer is yes, you can write CFML code to interact with it.
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ok, thanks a lot for your help.
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