Re: CF vs. Lotus Domino App Server

[Bud]

On 1/7/01, paul smith penned:
>Flawed?  True.
>
>But easily fixed with ColdFusion.
>
>Use ColdFusion mappings and store the PDFs in a directory the web server
>cannot access.

How would you access the files? I tried that using cfinclude to 
access a zip file and a pdf file, but cfinclude appears to be looking 
for text templates only. I know I can do it with cfcontent using the 
path on the server, but not using mappings.

Thanks.
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Bud Schneehagen - Tropical Web Creations

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