CF FDS and passing argument

I need to pass an argument with the dataservice fill to the
CFC (assembler to dao) so I can build the query correctly.
I could not find the document on Adobe site for the CF. Can
some one give me the url for the document or help me out.
So, the examples is :
ds.fill(myDS, 'argument')?
and what is CFC looking on the other hand.
Thx

Have you read this article or looked at the associated code
(made available as a zip file)?
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/flex/articles/coldfusionflex_part1.html

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