Allaire Teams With CyberCash to Update ColdFusion | Internet News

Allaire Teams With CyberCash to Update ColdFusion

Written By
Paul Nicholls
Paul Nicholls
Sep 9, 1998
1 minute read

Allaire Corp. and CyberCash Inc. said they are teaming up to
provide an updated set of ColdFusion extensions (CFXs) that allows Web
developers to incorporate real-time payment technology into their Web sites.


Developers can download a beta version of the CyberCash 3.2 CFXs, as well as
existing NetVerify CFXs, from the Allaire Web site at www.allaire.com/ecommerce. The
CFXs are free for ColdFusion users.


First released in 1995, ColdFusion is a cross-platform Web application server. It combines an integrated development environment, ColdFusion Studio and the application server, providing a quick way to build and deploy scalable Web applications that integrate browser, server and database technologies.


In May 1997, Cambridge, MA-based Allaire released a component providing
ColdFusion developers the opportunity to support online payment processing on
their Web sites. Earlier this year, Allaire acquired software components from
a third party that link ColdFusion and electronic commerce software from ICVERIFY.


In April, Reston, VA-based CyberCash and ICVERIFY merged. The new set of CFXs supports both the CyberCash merchant services and the NetVerify payment processing system.


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