Yes, they are mapped, but no verbs were set. I did that and restarted IIS,
but I still can't get any .cfm pages in CFIDE to load, EXCEPT... htm pages
load fine, this is too weird.
PS: I am not sure of what running out of process means or for that matter
how to get in back in process.
-----Original Message-----
From: Stephen Moretti [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, January 03, 2001 10:03 AM
To: CF-Server
Subject: RE: Misbehaving CFSERVER Part Dos I need a veteran to answer
this!
Andrew,
>
> The server failed to load application '/LM/W3SVC/1/Root/Andrew'.
> The error
> was 'c000003b'.
>
Sounds like IIS doesn't know what to do with page requests where the file
extension is .cfm (and possibly .dbm).
To check this out :
1)Open up the MMC for IIS, bring up the list of web and ftp sites. (At
this stage sounds like there should only be the default entries for FTP and
Web sites)
2)Right click on the website entry and select properties from the menu
3)Click on the Home Directory tab in the properties box.
4)Click on the Configuration button near the bottom left of the Home
Directory properties.
5)You will now see a window which shows Application Mappings. Check the
list to see if there is an entry for the .cfm extension and the .dbm
extension. If you find them then I've got it wrong and this isn't the
problem (sorry). If you don't find them then this _is_ your problem.
To add the appropriate entries
1) Find the dll, iscf.dll. You should find this in the x:\cfusion\bin
folder, where x is the drive on which you install CF Server.
2) Click on the add button in the application mapping properties box.
3) Enter the path to the dll and the name of the dll. eg.
c:\cfusion\bin\iscf.dll (You can use the browse button to do this)
4) Enter .cfm into the extension field.
5) Set Verbs to be Limited to: and enter the following :
OPTIONS,GET,HEAD,POST,PUT,DELETE,TRACE
6) No other changes are required, so just hit ok and repeat for .dbm
You may have to restart IIS after this, but I think it should just work
straight off. You'll be able to tell by trying to access and ColdFusion
page.
Sorry if the instructions are a bit overly explict, but thought it was
probably best to go through it step by step... ;o)
Regards
Stephen
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