On Fri, Nov 14, 2008 at 9:22 AM, Chris Blackwell wrote:
>> Including the index.cfm file onRequest is a neat trick to avoid having
> index.cfm be in the webroot, BTW
>
> I think you still need index.cfm in the webroot, otherwise your webserver
> has no default cfml document to hit and hence will never be able to invoke
> the Application.cfc
It probably depends on how your webswerver is set up, but so long as
it looks for index.cfm ("DefaultIndex index.cfm" on Apache), I think
it will pipe that request through to CF, and CF will look for
Application.cf* first, and thus, bada-bing, bada-boom.
At least, that's how it seems to work for me, but I do use request
rewriting, and I'm mostly playing with Railo, so who knows.
Sounds sound tho... :-)p
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