You can store ColdFusion components in a variety of places in your application. CFMX looks through these addresses in a particular order to find the CFC.
*Local Folder; the same folder as the template attempting to instantiate the CFC.
*CFMAPPING; ColdFusion mappings (which are not the same as web server virtuals) are set up and configured the ColdFusion administrator
*Web Root of your application
*Custom Tag Paths; also set up in the CF administrator
hmm.
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I happened to run into a weird problem when CFMX first came out. I dont exactly remember the exact problem but it was something to do with installing CFMX on Drive 'D:' and the '/' mapping pointing to Drive 'C:'. As a result, none of my cfcs worked, except for the ones in the 'current folder' and as far as i remember, i found solace in the Custom Tag directory
Posted by: Arindam Biswas on September 15, 2004 04:36 AM