Paul,
My turn to ask for clarification :-) I guess it's not clear to me what you're
trying to accomplish.
One could set up the Web server to use files on a different machine. Just set the
root to a UNC share name or mapped drive in your Web server. Make sure the Web and CF
services have read rights on this share. But I can't tell if this will do what you
want.
>How do templates on Box A refer to images on Box B
>(in a non-HTTP way, that is)?
Again, not sure what you mean here. Images on a page are usually called by the client
browser, which has to use HTTP to get 'em. If you mean accessing files directly via
CF on another machine (using CFFILE, etc), you'll have to use a UNC share or mapped
drive in the path. Using what I described above, a request to www.BoxA.com can be
mapped so that files on BoxB are being served. Depending on your Web server, you can
also map individual sub-folders to anywhere you want (eg. boxA.com/images/ can be
mapped to \\BoxB\Images\).
Perhaps if we understand more about what you want to accomplish, you might get more
specific answers.
Cheers,
-Max
At 5/7/2000 02:44 PM -0700, paul smith wrote:
>So I want to run CF on Box A using templates on Box B.
>Solution appears to be CF Mapping on Box A and:
>
>Each template on Box B has a counterpart on Box A, for
>example an BoxAindex.cfm would look like:
><cfinclude template="/CF_Maping_on_BoxA/BoxBindex.cfm">
>
>This works.
>
>How do templates on Box A refer to images on Box B
>(in a non-HTTP way, that is)?
>
>best, paul
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