Adobe 38043755 - ColdFusion Enterprise - Mac Administration Manual page 23

CONFIGURING AND ADMINISTERING COLDFUSION 10
Using the ColdFusion Administrator
Note: When using J2EE sessions, ensure that the session time out, specified in the WEB-INF/web.xml
element, is longer than the session time out specified in the ColdFusion Administrator, and longer than any
attribute specified in a
sessiontimeout
Mappings page
Use the Mappings page of the ColdFusion Administrator to add, update, and delete logical aliases for paths to
directories on your server. ColdFusion mappings apply only to pages that ColdFusion processes with the
and tags. If you save CFML pages outside the web_root directory (or whatever directory is mapped to "/"),
cfmodule
you add a mapping to the location of those files on your server.
Assume that the "/" mapping on your server points to C:\coldfusion10\wwwroot, but that all of your ColdFusion
header pages reside in C:\2002\newpages\headers. Add a mapping in the ColdFusion Administrator that points to
C:\2002\newpages\headers, for ColdFusion to find the header pages. For example, add a mapping for /headers that
points to C:\2002\newpages\headers. In the ColdFusion pages located in C:\coldfusion10\wwwroot, you reference
these header pages using /headers in your
Note: ColdFusion mappings are different from web server virtual directories. For information on creating a virtual
directory to access a given directory using a URL in your web browser, consult your web server documentation.
Mail page
Use the Mail page of the ColdFusion Administrator to specify a mail server to send automated e-mail messages.
ColdFusion supports the Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) for sending e-mail messages and the Post Office
Protocol (POP) for retrieving e-mail messages from your mail server. To use e-mail messaging in your ColdFusion
applications, you must have access to an SMTP server and a POP account.
The ColdFusion Enterprise Edition supports mail-server failover, as well as additional mail delivery options.
The ColdFusion implementation of SMTP mail uses a spooled architecture. This means that when a
processed in an application page, the messages generated might not be sent immediately. If ColdFusion has a large
queue, delivery could occur after some delay.
Note: For more information about the
E-Mail in the Developing ColdFusion Applications.
Mail Server Settings area
The following table describes basic mail server settings:
Option
Mail Server
Username
Password
Sign
Keystore
Keystore Password
KeyAlias
tag.
cfapplication
and
cfinclude cfmodule
tag, see Sending SMTP e-mail with the cfmail tag in Sending and Receiving
cfmail
Description
Enter a valid mail server for sending dynamic SMTP mail messages in the text box. You can enter an
Internet address, such as mail.company.com, or the IP address of the mail server, such as 127.0.0.1.
Enter the user name for the mail server, if necessary.
Enter the password for the mail server, if necessary.
Select this check box to configure ColdFusion to digitally sign your mails.
Location of the Keystore containing the private key and certificate. The supported type is JKS (java key
store) and pkcs12.
Keystore password.
Alias of the key with which the certificate and private key is stored in Keystore. If it is not specified then
the first entry in the Keystore is be picked up.
Last updated 7/9/2012
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session-timeout
cfinclude
tag is
cfmail