Wednesday, July 14, 2010
Example MS Access Datasource
1. Log into Coldfusion Administrator
https://myserver/CFIDE/administrator/index.cfm
2. Expand Data & Services
3. Select Data Sources
4. Enter a value for Data Source Name, select Microsoft Access as Driver, Click [Add] Button
5. Fill in blanks similar to example below:
CF Data Source Name: radteammetrics
Database File: D:\WEB\~~BACKED_UP~~\Development\db\MYADB.mdb
ColdFusion User Name: Admin
Uncheck "Use Default User name"
Leave "System Database File", and other fields not referenced above, blank.
6. Click [Submit]
Monday, March 22, 2010
StopRestart Coldfusion Service
1. Open up the services control panel:
Start -> Programs -> Administrative Tools -> Services
2. Find and entry named something like: Coldfusion Application Server
3. Right-Click, select "Stop"
4. Right-Click, select "Start"
Reset Coldfusion Admin Password
To Reset a Lost Administrator Password:
1. Find the the file "neo-security.xml".
This is in the lib directory of you ColdFusion MX install. For example in Windows it would be something like C:\CFusionMX\lib\ and on UNIX /opt/coldfusionmx/lib
2. Change the admin.security.enabled variable to false.
Before:
<var name='admin.security.enabled'>
<boolean value='true'/>
</var>
After:
<var name='admin.security.enabled'>
<boolean value='false'/>
</var>
3. Restart the ColdFusion process.
4. Access the coldfusion control panel. Depending on how you have it installed, the url should be something like: https://127.0.0.1/CFIDE/administrator/index.cfm
5. Change the administrator password and re-enable security.
5.1. In the control panel, scroll the menu down to and expand "Security"
5.2. Select "CF Admin Password".
5.3. Check "Use a ColdFusion Administrative password"
5.4. Enter new password and confirm
5.5. Click "Submit Changes"
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