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Daveline #1
Setting index.cfm as the default document??? Yes, it hasbeen added as a default document in IIS.
I am having trouble getting IIS to recognize the default index.cfm document,
and I was wondering if anyone could give me some guidance. I created a new
instance of ColdFusion from a WAR file in the CF administrator. I then used
the web server configuration tool to connect my ColdFusion application to IIS.
I then went in to the IIS manager and added index.cfm as a default document.
The problem is. If I type in the full address of my page (for example
[url]http://domain.com/index.cfm[/url]) everything works fine, but if I type
[url]http://domain.com[/url] the page does not come up. Is there some additional
configuration needed to connect ColdFusion/JRun to IIS and make this work, or
am I doing something wrong? Is this even possible? I appreciate your help,
Thanks, Alan System Configuration ColdFusion MX 7 Enterprise Windows 2003
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johnab #2 Re: Setting index.cfm as the default document??? Yes, ithas been added as a default document in IIS.
it should work out of the box like that as when you run the connector I'm
pretty sure it adds index.cfm and default.cfm to the list of available files.
It is definitely possible! Can you go into the instance using the jrun server
port for the instance and see if it works?
john.
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Daveline #3 Re: Setting index.cfm as the default document??? Yes, ithas been added as a default document in IIS.
It works just fine through the built in web server.
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Daveline #4 Re: Setting index.cfm as the default document??? Yes, ithas been added as a default document in IIS.
Found some other symptoms. When deploying the instance from an ear/war.
Everything works great using the built-in web server, but when I connected it
to IIS, and then view it through IIS none of my images (jpg, gif?) show up.
Including those that were automatically created for the CF administrator. Any
Ideas?
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RelentlessMike #5 Re: Setting index.cfm as the default document??? Yes, ithas been added as a default document in IIS.
It's quite likely that this suggestion won't help you at all, but here goes -
In the Internet Services Manager, right-click on your site, go to 'Properties',
then to the 'Home Directory' tab. Make sure that the 'Read' checkbox is
checked. If it is unchecked, this would explain why you can't view static
content (such as jpgs) on the page even though the ColdFusion template is being
successfully processed. The reason why the template is being processed
successfully is because on the same 'Home Directory' tab, the Execute
permissions are set at least to 'Scripts Only'. Mike
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