Nothing you need to do out of the box, however, since you are on Linux,
you will need to make sure you name it:
Application.cfm
Application.cfc
take note of the capital A on the filename
On 10-Oct-16 15:08, [email protected] wrote:
In the past I've installed Ready to Run by just copying it to my home
folder on my *nix server and changing to the jetty-openbd directory
and running
java -jar start.jar &
Now that works and I can get the welcome screen on port 8080 but when
I try to start putting code in the root, it works for the most part
but it DOES NOT seem to find application.cfm or application.cfc and
it appears that there is no application scope. Normally I'm used to
seeing that scope in the debug output for errors but strangely it is
missing. What am I missing to enable the application scope? I don't
seem to be able to use SESSION scope either although this does appear
in the debug output.
I've tried everything I can think of but for some reason the
application scope seems missing from my CF environment.
I'm running RHEL 7.2 and SELinux is enabled (institutional standard)
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