> I'm trying to use CFTREE but the java applet it uses seems to not want
> to load *unless* I run the page from http://127.0.0.1/blah/cftree.cfm.
> If I try to run the page from http://www.myurl.com/blah/cftree.cfm I
> get the following error in the java console:
>
> # Applet exception: class allaire.controls.CFTreeFormApplet
> could not be loaded
>
> Can anybody explain what I need to so to fix this please?
You need to make sure that the /CFIDE/classes directory is in the virtual
server's root for www.myurl.com. When you install CF, it creates a CFIDE
directory in the root of the default web server. If you have multiple
virtual servers, you'll need to add a mapping for CFIDE to each one in which
you want to use CFTREE, CFGRID, etc.
However, you generally don't want to put the CF Administrator application
(/CFIDE/Administrator/) on each one. I usually create a copy of the CFIDE
directory for all the virtual servers to use, and delete the Administrator
directory from that directory.
Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
http://www.figleaf.com/
voice: (202) 797-5496
fax: (202) 797-5444
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