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Jakeh at 21:20, 22 January 2013

2013-01-22T21:20:35Z

Jakeh at 21:18, 22 January 2013

2013-01-22T21:18:40Z

Jakeh: /* With Railo */

2012-12-03T00:16:37Z

‎With Railo

Jakeh: /* With Railo */

2012-12-01T19:49:46Z

‎With Railo

Jonc: Search Engine Safe URLS and how to achieve them in special hosting centric environments.

2012-07-18T16:35:21Z

Search Engine Safe URLS and how to achieve them in special hosting centric environments.

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==With Railo==

'''Q: I want to add a servelet mapping to Railo, example /A_B/index.cfm/* is this possible?'''

A: Yes, you can add a servelet mapping directly to the /WEB-INF/web.xml file in your domains public root directory. See the proper formatting below; a restart of Railo/Tomcat is NOT needed, this change should take place right away.

<pre>
<servlet-mapping>
<servlet-name>GlobalCFMLServlet</servlet-name>
<url-pattern>/1_0/index.cfm/*</url-pattern>
</servlet-mapping>
</pre>

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	You have the option of adding the servlet mapping on a per-site basis as shown above, or you can add it at the server level. If you wish to add it at the server level so the mapping applies to all sites, just add the mapping to Tomcat's "conf/web.xml" file.		You have the option of adding the servlet mapping on a per-site basis as shown above, or you can add it at the server level. If you wish to add it at the server level so the mapping applies to all sites, just add the mapping to Tomcat's "conf/web.xml" file.
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 '''Q: I want to add a servelet mapping to Railo, example /A_B/index.cfm/* is this possible?'''
+===Shared Hosting===
-'''A''': Yes, you can add a servlet mapping directly to the /WEB-INF/web.xml file in your domains public root directory. See the proper formatting below; a restart of Railo/Tomcat is NOT needed, this change should take place right away.
+'''A''':
 <pre>
    <servlet-mapping>
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 </pre>
-Also, if you use Mura and wish to leave the site name in the URL, you'll have to add a custom servlet mapping too. In this case, the site name is "default", and the mapping would look like this:
+Also, if you use '''Mura''' and wish to leave the site name in the URL, you'll have to add a custom servlet mapping too. In this case, the site name is "default", and the mapping would look like this:
 <pre>
 <servlet-mapping>
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 </pre>
 If this servlet mapping is not added, then you may receive 404 errors from tomcat when visiting pages on the site.

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		+	If this servlet mapping is not added, then you may receive 404 errors from tomcat when visiting pages on the site.

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 '''Q: I want to add a servelet mapping to Railo, example /A_B/index.cfm/* is this possible?'''
-A: Yes, you can add a servelet mapping directly to the /WEB-INF/web.xml file in your domains public root directory. See the proper formatting below; a restart of Railo/Tomcat is NOT needed, this change should take place right away.
+'''A''': Yes, you can add a servlet mapping directly to the /WEB-INF/web.xml file in your domains public root directory. See the proper formatting below; a restart of Railo/Tomcat is NOT needed, this change should take place right away.
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 <pre>
    <servlet-mapping>
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      <url-pattern>/1_0/index.cfm/*</url-pattern>
    </servlet-mapping>
 </pre>