Thanks for your suggestion Tom, the application.url.webroot var is okay. I think I've found the problem, the original error message is a bit misleading (shock!).
In farcry\farcry_core\admin\Application.cfm line 6: <cfinclude template="/farcry/#stApps[cgi.server_name]#/www/Application.cfm"> The cgi.server_name var returns the server name (i.e. 'localhost') without the port (that would require cgi.server_port). But in farcry\apps.cfm, the script sets stApps['localhost:8500'] to the application's folder name. So, the cfinclude in application.cfm is being interpreted as <cfinclude template="/farcry/#stApps['localhost']#/www/Application.cfm"> As the key in the stApps structure is named 'localhost:8500' and not "localhost", the cfinclude attempt throws an error. The easiest thing for me to do was to remove the port number from apps.cfm so the script now reads: <cfscript> stApps = structNew(); stApps['localhost'] = 'farcry_test'; </cfscript> If I'm on the right track here, maybe the Farcry core code needs an update to take account of port numbers in this part of the code? Thanks, Anne K. RACP >>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 16/10/04 1:37:13 am >>> Just a guess....In config/_serverSpecificVars.cfm try setting application.url.webroot to "/farcry_test" then refresh your application scope by appending "updateapp=1" to the URL. ~tom On Fri, 15 Oct 2004 22:43:43 +1000, E Publisher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi, > > I just installed farcry. Using the CFMX server, unzipped farcry to C:\farcry, and my > app name is farcry_test. > I can access the application at http://localhost:8500/farcry_test but I'm getting an > error when trying to access the Farcry admin at http://localhost:8500/farcry > > THE CF ERROR IS: > > Could not find the included template /Application.cfm. > Note: If you wish to use an absolute template path (e.g. > TEMPLATE="/mypath/index.cfm") with CFINCLUDE then you must create a mapping for the > path using the ColdFusion Administrator. Using relative paths (e.g. > TEMPLATE="index.cfm" or TEMPLATE="../index.cfm") does not require the creation of > any special mappings. It is therefore recommended that you use relative paths with > CFINCLUDE whenever possible. > > The error occurred in C:\farcry\farcry_core\admin\Application.cfm: line 9 > > 7 : > 8 : <cfcatch> > 9 : <cfinclude template="/Application.cfm"> > 10 : </cfcatch> > 11 : </cftry> > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > MY CFMX SERVER VIRTUAL MAPPINGS in JRUN-WEB.XML: > > <virtual-mapping> > <resource-path>/farcry</resource-path> > <system-path>C:/farcry/farcry_core/admin/</system-path> > </virtual-mapping> > > <virtual-mapping> > <resource-path>/farcry_test</resource-path> > <system-path>C:/farcry/farcry_test/www/</system-path> > </virtual-mapping> > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > MY CFMX MAPPING IN CFMX ADMINISTRATION: > > Logical path - /farcry > Directory path - C:\farcry > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > MY APPS.CFM > > <cfscript> > stApps = structNew(); > stApps['localhost:8500'] = 'farcry_test'; > </cfscript> > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > Any thing wrong with those settings that I'm not seeing? If not, what else could be > causing it? > Thanks. > --- You are currently subscribed to farcry-dev as: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To unsubscribe send a blank email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Aussie Macromedia Developers: http://lists.daemon.com.au/
