Difference between revisions of "How to Enable Robust Exceptions on a per Site basis in ColdFusion"
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<cfset this.Name = "My Application Name" /> | <cfset this.Name = "My Application Name" /> | ||
<cfset this.EnableRobustException = "True" /> | <cfset this.EnableRobustException = "True" /> | ||
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+ | Example for restricting based on IP address: | ||
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+ | NOTE: Replace "123.123.123.123" with your actual IP address. | ||
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+ | <cfcomponent> | ||
+ | <cfset this.Name = "My Application Name" /> | ||
+ | <cfif CGI.REMOTE_ADDR == "123.123.123.123"> | ||
+ | <cfset this.EnableRobustException = "True" /> | ||
+ | </cfif> | ||
</cfcomponent> | </cfcomponent> |
Revision as of 18:20, 27 March 2018
In circumstances when you need to enable robust exceptions for a site, here are the steps needed:
You can configure this at the site level within your Application.cfc using the "this.EnableRobustException" property:
Example "Application.cfc" file:
<cfcomponent> <cfset this.Name = "My Application Name" /> <cfset this.EnableRobustException = "True" /> </cfcomponent>
Example for restricting based on IP address:
NOTE: Replace "123.123.123.123" with your actual IP address.
<cfcomponent> <cfset this.Name = "My Application Name" /> <cfif CGI.REMOTE_ADDR == "123.123.123.123"> <cfset this.EnableRobustException = "True" /> </cfif> </cfcomponent>