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Mappings

Mappings

You use the Mappings page of the ColdFusion Administrator to add, update, and
delete logical aliases for paths to directories on your server and to change the root
"/" mapping. This alias usually points to the Web root.
ColdFusion mappings apply only to pages processed by the ColdFusion Server with
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(or whatever directory is mapped to "/"), you must add a mapping to the location of
those files on your server.
For example, let's assume that the "/" mapping on your server points to c:\wwwroot,
but all CFML pages associated with your online store reside in e:\store. For the CFML
pages that sit in the c:\wwwroot, you want to reference the online store pages using /
store in your
those pages, you must add a mapping for /store that points to e:\store.
To add a mapping:
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The Active ColdFusion Mappings table shows the new mapping.
To update a mapping:
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The Active ColdFusion Mappings table shows the updated mapping and the original
mapping.
To delete a mapping:
In the Active ColdFusion Mappings table, select a mapping to delete. Click Delete
Mapping. The mapping disappears immediately.
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In the Logical Path text box, enter an alias to assign to a directory, such as /store.
In the Directory Path text box, enter the directory for which to create an alias,
such as e:\store. To locate the directory name, click Browse Server or enter the
directory name.
Click Add Mapping.
In the Active ColdFusion Mappings table, click a logical or directory path.
To update a logical or directory path, edit the information in the appropriate
field, then click Update Mapping.
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