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Modifying cold fusion script not picked up by iis

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November 19, 2010
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We are running coldfusion 7, using iis6 on windows 2003 server. I am not a cold fusion developer and this is the only coldfusion script we have created by a previous developer. I needed to make some simple modifications to the script, including a change in the title. After having restarted IIS the modified script is still not showing the new title. What do I need to do for iis to show the changes in the cfm file?

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BKBK

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restarted IIS

Restarting Coldfusion would have done it.

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chanakya2Author

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I will look for the Trusted Cache. There is a JRun admin console, but the admin section was stopped on it. I don't have access right now to the server, have to ask the server admin to look for the setting. Thanks guys for the prompt response!

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Dave Watts

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It's in the CF Administrator, which is separate from the JRun Admin Console. You can often get to the CF Administrator with a URL like this:

http://your_server/CFIDE/administrator/

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Joshua_Cyr

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CF doesn't require restarts or anything like that unless some specific

setting is caching the file.

Did you restart the cf service as well? Did that change anything?

Are you certain the page you are viewing is actually that cfm file you are

editing?

Do you have a proxy cache or something else in the network set up to cache

the page?

In the CF administrator do you have trusted cache turned on?

From the cf admin:

Trusted cache

When checked, any requested files found to currently reside in the template

cache will not be inspected for potential updates. For sites where templates

are not updated during the life of the server, this minimizes file system

overhead. This setting does not require restarting the server.

cfjedimaster

Inspiring

There is a setting in ColdFusion called Trusted Cache. When enabled,

CF will not reread the file for updates. This is done for performance

normally. Check your CF Admin and if that is enabled, either click the

button to clear the cache or disable it. (But you may want to reenable

it later.)

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