---------- Original Message ----------------------------------
from: Jesse Erlbaum <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>But what about your setting, such as maps, logfile locations and ODBC
>interfaces? I'm fairly new to CF, but there appear to be plenty of things
>which are set exclusively via CFIDE and cannot be overridden in an
>Application.cfm. Am I mistaken? Can we set every variable via
>Application.cfm?
No, you can't set EVERYTHING in Application.cfm, but it's been enough for us. We
don't use any special mappings, we use the generic logfile locations (and write our
own with CFFILE action="append" as needed), we set all the database drivers that we
need (we prefer native drivers) and then each developer uses the datasource name he
needs.
I agree that what you seek is reasonable, but we've found ways to work with what we
have. Personally, what I'd like most is to be able to run two different versions of
CF on one machine so upgrades wouldn't be so traumatic.
best,
Chris Norloff
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