Andrew Myers wrote:
I have just been experimenting with Tomcat and it seems to work there which makes me think it's something to do with Jetty not knowing about the c:/www directory
I just tried this on Windows using the Jetty version of OpenBD and it worked for me. I just did a simple test file that I included--here's the mapping info:
<cfmappings>
<mapping name="/modelglue">
<directory>C:/</directory>
<name>/ModelGlue</name>
</mapping>
</cfmappings>
Note that the mapping name that's an attribute of the mapping node
becomes "/modelglue" (lowercase) when OpenBD restarts, but that doesn't
affect how things work since the mapping check is case-insensitive.
If yours is still mixed case, that could indicate you didn't restart OpenBD after adding the mapping because, at least in my experience on both Linux and now Windows, that will get changed to all lowercase when OpenBD restarts.
I did a couple of other directory tests (i.e. things other than the C:/ root) and it seems to work.
Let me know if you're still having trouble and I'm sure we can get it sorted out.
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