Nope - the reason the new project worked, was that I had created a new
virtual host for it. It had nothing to do with the folder links.
I just blew away my old virtual host, and created a new one, and now it's
working in my original project. There must have been something not right
with my apach
I seem to have tracked this down to project settings.
If I create a new project, then link my wwwroot folder to it via Project
Preferences -> , the debugger works.
lf I create a new project, then re-import everything (excluding .project,
.settings and settings.xml), it still doesn't work, which
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An update - I got the debugger to work with a new project that looks at a
different virtual host. There's clearly something about my config in my
main project that's tripping it up.
I am not certain if it is because my project structure is something like:
workspace\
somedir\
anotherdir\
Ah yep, that is only for remote servers, not for local.
Thought you had a remote setup.
Mark
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On 08/02/2011 9:25 PM, "Andrew Scott" wrote:
> No what Mark is referring to is the debug mappings, but I still think this
> is only needed for remote servers. As it clearly s
No what Mark is referring to is the debug mappings, but I still think this
is only needed for remote servers. As it clearly says if the server is
installed locally it can work it out, and I have done this many times with
many sites and it has worked it out. But like I said that might be different
t
Just found that myself Andrew. Everything is on my local PC and it says as
you describe. I tried it just in case, but still no joy.
I wasn't at my PC before and I thought Mark might have been referring to the
setting under Project properties, ColdFusion Project, Additional source.
There must be
I don't think I have done this. Do I just need to map to the folders that
cfbuilder created in the root under jrun/servers/cfusion/blah blah/cfusion.war?
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On 08/02/2011, at 5:13 PM, Mark Mandel wrote:
> Have you set up your folder mappings?
>
> I use virtual hosts (all my
