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About ColdFusion Documentation
Printed and online documentation set
The ColdFusion documentation set consists of the following titles.
Book
Installing and
Configuring
ColdFusion Server
Advanced
ColdFusion Server
Administration
Developing
ColdFusion
Applications
CFML Reference
CFML Quick
Reference
Using ColdFusion
Studio
Viewing online documentation
All ColdFusion documentation is available online in HTML and Adobe Acrobat PDF
formats. To view the HTML documentation, open the following URL on the Web
server running ColdFusion: http://localhost/coldfusion/docs/dochome.htm.
To view and print ColdFusion documentation in Acrobat format, open the following
URL on the Web server running ColdFusion: http://localhost/coldfusion/docs/
AcrobatDocs/index.htm.
Printing ColdFusion documentation
To read printed documentation, locate the Adobe Acrobat PDF files installed with the
product. The PDF files offer excellent print output. You can print an entire book or
individual sections.
Locate the ColdFusion PDF files by opening the following URL on the host system:
http://localhost/coldfusion/docs/AcrobatDocs/index.htm
Description
Describes system installation and basic configuration for
Windows NT, Windows 2000, Solaris, Linux, and HP-UX
Describes how to connect your data sources to the ColdFusion
Server, configure security for your applications, and how to use
ClusterCATS to manage scalability, clustering, and
load-balancing for your site
Describes on how to develop your dynamic Web applications,
including retrieving and updating your data, using structures, and
forms.
The online-only ColdFusion Reference provides descriptions,
syntax, usage, and code examples for all ColdFusion tags,
functions, and variables.
A brief guide that shows the syntax of ColdFusion tags,
functions, and variables
Describes how to use ColdFusion Studio to build, test, and
deploy Web content, including using the built-in editor for a
variety of scripting and markup languages
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