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> You may also try Zope (http://www.zope.org)


FYI..I have just recently gotten ColdFusion on Solaris
to work with the ODBC driver and PostgreSQL-6.5.1.
I am still playing with it a bit, but it seems to be
working well...if anybody else is interested in doing this
as well I would be happy to hear from you.


Daren

PS..Zope is cool..I was using it until we decided to go with
ColdFusion.