Re: Multiple Apps on localhost:8500

2002-09-23 Thread Dick Applebaum
On Monday, September 23, 2002, at 07:28 PM, Sean Daniels wrote: > I'm going to begin editing and testing code locally using the built in > web server in MX, so that the development machine can become more of a > staging machine, but I wonder how you all handle the fact that the > standalone serve

Re: Multiple Apps on localhost:8500

2002-09-23 Thread S . Isaac Dealey
Subdirectories will work if you customize your absolute paths properly ... If you have an application.cfm file in the root of your application, simply place this line in that application.cfm file to determine your application root directory dynamically then just use this path as the starting po

RE: Multiple Apps on localhost:8500

2002-09-23 Thread Matthew Walker
I use apache! > -Original Message- > From: Sean Daniels [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: Tuesday, 24 September 2002 2:28 p.m. > To: CF-Talk > Subject: Multiple Apps on localhost:8500 > > > I've always developed code by editing files directly on my >

Multiple Apps on localhost:8500

2002-09-23 Thread Sean Daniels
I've always developed code by editing files directly on my development server and using the development server to test before deployment. I'm going to begin editing and testing code locally using the built in web server in MX, so that the development machine can become more of a staging machin