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ColdFusion Mappings

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dndco

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My ColdFusion mappings are not working.

I am assuming this is being caused by Plesk as that is the only difference between my development server and my live server (which we are migrating to).

I have checked and rechecked the mapping on the Plesk machine. It matches the development machine. Everything else is fine.

Any idea what might be causing this? Do I need the Plesk ColdFusion Administrator to define mappings for Plesk?

Thanks.
 
Solved

I was able to resolve this.

On the non-Plesk server CFCs were invoked using;

application_name.cfc_folder.cfc_file

While that does not match the CF mapping exactly (due to the presence of the application name in the cfinvoke) the application did work flawlessly on two different servers without Plesk.

I removed application_name from cfinvoke and VOILA! it is working on the server with Plesk.

Hope this helps someone sometime.
 
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