Contact Importer for ColdFusion

Get Started

Create your CloudSponge account and tell us your domain. If it’s your development environment you’ll get a CloudSponge Key for free.

Requirements

In order to use the ColdFusion wrapper you’ll need ColdFusion 9+.

Download

Download files from the GitHub repo: https://github.com/jojoserquina/cloudsponge-lib-coldfusion.

Install

To install, follow these steps:

• Unzip files to your web directory
• Review and update csconfig.xml with your domain key and password

Files

• csconfig.xml – CloudSponge configuration file. Update file with your domain key and pass code. The rest of the settings are self-explanatory.
• Services/Integration/CloudSponge/CloudSpongeController.cfc – controller component that interfaces with the services.
• Services/Integration/CloudSponge/CloudSpongeService.cfc – component that interfaces with CloudSponge
• views/CloudSponge.cfm – Landing page
• views/csauth.cfm – Initiate of ‘begin_import’. Also as a return_url when establishing user consumer credentials in CloudSponge
• views/csLocalAuth.cfm – Used when local applet or partial/full re-branding of the Java applet
• views/csimport.cfm – Used for monitoring the status of the import
• views/csDownload.cfm – Download page

Other languages than ColdFusion

Don’t want to use ColdFusion? Not a problem! CloudSponge offers API for several languages:
PHP – Java – Ruby – .Net – ColdFusion – or even a Do-It-Yourself Approach, which uses a REST API to return Contacts in JSON format.