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ColdFusion 8 Admin error handler url

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George Lu
04/11/2008 06:50 AM

I've just set up a cluster with two instances. I've got an error handler worked in the past. Now put it same url as before e.g. "/myapp/myerrorhandler.cfm". The CF Admin comes up with an error: "The file specified as the site wide error handler does not exist.". The instance admin url start with http://servername:8301/CFIDE/...<http://servername:8301/CFIDE/>. My app is in IIS web root. Is there any way I can specify the correct path to the error handler? Please help. George

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George Lu
04/12/2008 04:18 AM

I've got the same issue in Scheculed Tasks. If I put http://servername/myapp/index_mysite.cfm in the task CF Admin will throw a 500 error. It looks like "http://servername/..." and " http://servername:8301/..." are in different application scope? ----- Excess quoted text cut - see Original Post for more -----

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George Lu
04/12/2008 08:51 PM

It looks like if I put ip address instead of DNS name/server name it'll work (i.e. http://serveripaddress/myapp/myscheduledtask.cfm). I just don't know why. ----- Excess quoted text cut - see Original Post for more -----

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rex
04/14/2008 02:12 AM

/myapp is probably a mapping or a customtag/component location that has not been set up the myapp referenced in the CF Admin error handler is not a directory in your application, but a coldfusion mapping you can add the mapping "/myapp" to point to your absolute path "C:\WHEREVERYOURWEBROOTIS\myapp" That way, CF can properly find your "myerrorhandler.cfm" file Thanks! George Lu wrote: ----- Excess quoted text cut - see Original Post for more -----

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George Lu
04/14/2008 07:56 PM

Thank you rex! That's what I've missed. You've saved my life! ----- Excess quoted text cut - see Original Post for more -----


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