Hi All, long time reader, first time poster! But I'm beating my head
against the wall here...
I've been developing locally in CFBuilder on Windows 7. When I installed
CFBuilder I used the "Built-In Webserver" option rather than local IIS or
Apache or something else.
Things have been working fine
add a record into your hosts file linking myproject.dev to localhost
On Wed, Mar 21, 2012 at 08:03, Dan Kraus wrote:
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> Hi All, long time reader, first time poster! But I'm beating my head
> against the wall here...
>
> I've been developing locally in CFBuilder on Windows 7. When I installed
>
PM
To: cf-talk
Subject: Local Dev Environment Troubles w/ Virtual Host- CF Builder
Hi All, long time reader, first time poster! But I'm beating my head
against the wall here...
I've been developing locally in CFBuilder on Windows 7. When I installed
CFBuilder I used the "Built-In Webs
I did try that actually, but that ultimately just points it right back to going
to http://localhost:8300 where I see the index of all the folders in the server
root. It doesn't take me into the myproject folder.
>Did you add a hosts file entry for "127.0.0.1 myproject.dev" so it knows
>how to
I did try that actually, but that ultimately just points it right back to the
server root. No difference from going to http://localhost:8300 where I see the
index of all the folders in the server root. It doesn't take me into the
myproject folder. combined with the CF Virtual host.
>Did you ad
Someone else made this suggestion too. Here was my reply:
I did try that actually, but that ultimately just points it right back to going
to http://localhost:8300 where I see the index of all the folders in the server
root. It doesn't take me into the myproject folder.
>add a record into your
I don't think the ColdFusion built in web server is capable of this sort of
setup, and you may have to look at IIS or apache and setup the web
connectors.
Secondly, the wwwroot in ColdFusion is not really the ideal place that I
would store my projects. And I would maybe look at moving these to
so
Yeah, it seems to be that I might have to go that route.
What the heck is the point of the Virtual Hosts set up then? Any idea what it
should accomplish?
>I don't think the ColdFusion built in web server is capable of this sort of
>setup, and you may have to look at IIS or apache and setup the
I have no idea to be totally honest, but I think it is for Apache. But I
have no idea to be honest.
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On Wed, Mar 21, 2012 at 5:06 PM, Dan Kraus wrote:
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> Yeah, it seems to be t
if you run CF in multiserver mode then you could create a new cf instance
for each site, in which case you can have a separate web root/virtual host
for each site as well using the built in web server
This would probably be overkill for most people though.
If you are running windows 7 then you can
> I've been developing locally in CFBuilder on Windows 7. When I installed
> CFBuilder I used the "Built-In Webserver" option rather than local IIS or
> Apache or something else.
>
> Things have been working fine - I could access my server at
> http://localhost:8300, set up databases, and do the t
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