Ok, so here is what I tested and found:

 Application.cfm:
======================================
<cfmapping logicalpath="/test" directorypath="D:\wwwroot">
 ======================================

Index.cfm
 ======================================
Hello... from index.cfm<br>

<cfinclude template="/test/testinclude.cfm">
======================================


D:\wwwroot\testinclude.cfm
 ======================================
Hello from cfincluded file...
======================================

Ok, so if I execute
http://test.infranet.com/index.cfm

everything works the way I want it to...


BUT what I really want to work is this:
http://test.infranet.com/test/testinclude.cfm

I have setup an iis virtual directory called /test to point to the same
d:\wwwroot location and given it Script execute access... that allows OpenBD
to return a 404 error...

THAT is what I need to work... any ideas on this?

Thanks!
patrick




On Tue, May 4, 2010 at 10:34 AM, Patrick Steil
<[email protected]>wrote:

> And is my assumption correct that if I do the cfmapping in the
> application.cfm that this will hold true for any subsequent pages, tags,
> cfcs within that request?
>
>
>
> On Tue, May 4, 2010 at 10:22 AM, Patrick Steil <[email protected]
> > wrote:
>
>> No, but I will now...
>>
>> You might try making your folder and file names long filenames....
>>
>>
>>
>> On Tue, May 4, 2010 at 10:04 AM, Matthew Woodward 
>> <[email protected]>wrote:
>>
>>> Did a quick test--set up a mapping as follows:
>>> Logical: /matt
>>> Physical: $/home/mwoodward
>>>
>>> This is on Linux; if you're on Windows you don't need the $ but make sure
>>> and include the drive letter.
>>>
>>> I created a cfml template in my home directory called test.cfm that just
>>> does <cfoutput>#Now()#</cfoutput>
>>>
>>> I then did a test page in my OpenBD webapp that did this:
>>> <cfinclude template="/matt/test.cfm" />
>>>
>>> This worked for me. I'll fire up a Windows VM in a bit and test there as
>>> well, but in this simple test at least it respected the mapping when I did
>>> an include. I'll try a long directory name on Windows but I don't think that
>>> really matters. Good thing to test though.
>>>
>>> Have you tried doing a really simple test case like that to make sure
>>> there isn't something else going on?
>>>
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>>>
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