> already have the .cfm extension configured with the CFMX
> ISPAI jrun_iis6.dll?
CFMX, or rather the underlying J2EE server that actually does the work, can
process servlet mappings in addition to just running specific files
identified by extension. This requires either an ISAPI filter (in IIS 4/5)
or an ISAPI wildcard extension (in IIS 6) to examine each URL and determine
whether CF should process it, or whether it should be handled by the web
server.
> - Is there a simple way to fix my problem? I want the
> spoofed .zip files to be parsed by CFMX for only one web
> site, but for all other web sites, I do not want .zip
> files parsed? The only solution I can think of is to create
> yet another web site profile in IIS and turn off CFMX (by
> removing the wildcard application map) and put all the .zip
> files there. This has an extremely high Pain In The Ass
> factor cost - due to moving files from lots of web sites
> and updating tons of links. Surely, there must be an easier
> way.
You have at least two options I can think of. You could set up a separate
instance of CFMX, if you've installed CFMX on J2EE instead of the default
server configuration. This instance would be connected to the one virtual
web server at issue. Alternatively, you could simply remove the ISAPI
wildcard extension on that one virtual web server, which would break Flash
Remoting and the ability to run servlets, but would leave everything else
intact as far as I can tell.
Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
http://www.figleaf.com/
phone: 202-797-5496
fax: 202-797-5444
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