> 4.1 as the web server and the BEA netscape plugin to proxy
> requests for J2EE and CFMX through to the BEA Weblogic 8.1
> server.
>
> If we go into the CFMX administrator directly (using the port
> on the WLS), we can go to the mappings section and browse the
> server. However, if we access it using the plugin from the
> web server, it throws the following java error (shows up as
> an IO error in the applet):
>
> Uncaught exception. IFC release: IFC 1.1 ...
If you use the filesystem browser applet in the CF Administrator, your web
server must accept and handle RDS requests correctly. RDS is the protocol
used by editors like Dreamweaver and Homesite to allow editing of files and
database browsing on your CF server.
RDS requests are sent via HTTP, but always request the same file:
GET /CFIDE/Main/ide.cfm
By default, this file may not exist, and if your web server tests for the
existence of files before passing the request to CF, you'll need to create
the file.
> Any ideas? I'm just concerned that someone may code something
> like an upload or CFFILE that may not work either.
> Admittedly, we haven't tested that yet. We only have CFMX in
> development currently.
This shouldn't cause any other problems. In fact, it's a good idea to have
RDS disabled on production servers (which would break the filesystem browser
applet). So, you may decide to just not worry about it at all.
Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
http://www.figleaf.com/
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