>Mappings aren't what you're looking for. You can configure CF's web server
>directly:

>http://www.adobe.com/support/coldfusion/adv_development/config_builtin_webserver/

Dave:

I tried changing the web-inf/jrun-web.xml file to add a virtual directory 
mapping.
I decided to try that first rather than move the entire wwwroot.

I created the following entry:

<virtual-mapping>
        <resource-path>/webroot/*</resource-path>
        <system-path>E:/Inetpub/webroot</system-path>
</virtual-mapping>

But I get a browser message that the page can't be displayed when I try both
http://webroot/his-anointing/index.cfm
or
http://webroot:8500/his-anointing/index.cfm

If I move the his-anointing directory under the wwwroot directory in the 
ColdFusion 8
directory then I can bring up the page.

Does this mean I'm going to have to change the resource path for "localhost" 
and relocate
the CFIDE files, etc, now in the ColdFusion 8 directory, to be able to resolve:
http://localhost:8500/his-anointing/index.cfm?

Thanks for any guidance...

Rick

PS - Since I'm having to edit setup files, I guess I might as well turn Apache 
back on
and use it... (now that will bring Russ from the back of the house, for sure.  
I think
I hear him coming... :o)







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