I am upgrading from Website Professional to IIS6. I am using CF MX.
How do I associate .htm files with ColdFusion. I know how to do it in
Website Pro, but not IIS.
All of all .htm files now have CF templates, so they have to be read by CF.
Thanks
Jacob
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Okay.. I added the extenstion under Home Directory - Configuration. Now I get:
Server Error : Either the Macromedia application server is unreachable or
it does not have a mapping to process this request.
If I change the file name to index.cfm, it works. index.htm give this error.
At 09:38 A
Its simply a mapping issue to associate file extensions. read your IIS
doc on how to do that. its pretty straightforward. I don't have it off
the top of my head ..
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I am upgrading from Website Professional to IIS6. I am using CF MX.
How do I associat
Yea.. I found it, but now I get...
Server error: Either the Macromedia application server is unreachable or
it does not have a mapping to process this request.
At 09:54 AM 9/10/2004, you wrote:
>Its simply a mapping issue to associate file extensions. read your IIS
>doc on how to do that. its p
> Yea.. I found it, but now I get...
>
> Server error: Either the Macromedia application server is
> unreachable or it does not have a mapping to process this request.
In addition to configuring IIS, you will also have to configure CFMX. Find
and edit web.xml, and add something like this:
Cf
Okay. I added that (web.xml) and the .htm file is outputting it as text/html.
If I go to Server properties - mime-type, what do I have to change .htm to?
Currently it is
.htm > text/html
In Website Pro, I had to change it to:
.htm > wwwserver/wsapi
Thanks
Jacob
At 02:16 PM 9/
Well.. I think I got it to work.
I added a virtual directory to my website "jrunscript" and pointed it to
c:\CFusionMX\runtime\lib\wsconfig\1
I then added the following line to the run_iis6.wildcard.ini:
scriptpath = c:\CFusionMX\runtime\lib\wsconfig\1
That worked.
At 03:08 PM 9/10/2004, you
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