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Note that if any requests were made against CFML templates in that virtual directory after BlueDragon.NET was installed, BlueDragon will have created a new subdirectory within the c:\
Program Files\New Atlanta\BlueDragon.NET\WebSiten\ directory (as discussed next
in section 5.2.1). The work files created for that virtual directory will be ignored once you reset it
to not be a .NET application. The files are not removed by BlueDragon upon resetting it this
way. Further, if you reset the virtual directory properties in IIS and revert it back to being an application (clicking the create button where you previously chose remove), any previously configured BlueDragon admin settings for that virtual directory will take affect again.
5.3 BlueDragon Admin Configuration Files
There are various configuration and working files used by BlueDragon. Their location and purpose differs in BlueDragon.NET than may be expected from your prior BlueDragon (or ColdFusion) experience.
5.3.1 Work File Locations
For the first three installation options (All Web Sites, Selected Web Sites, or Manual
Configuration), a directory called:
c:\ Program Files\New Atlanta\BlueDragon.NET\
is created and various work and support files are placed there. For the fourth, Single Virtual
Directory, option, all work and support files are placed with the directory named during the
installation. Some of the work files and directories are not created until a first request is made for
a CFML page.
In the case of the first three installation options, a directory called
c:\ Program Files\New Atlanta\BlueDragon.NET\WebSiten\
is created, where the number n represents an internal identification number for the web site reported by IIS. Work files and directories for that web site are stored here. If you manually create
a virtual directory (or declare a directory in IIS to be an application) within a web site (as discussed in section 6.5), then a subdirectory with the same name as the (virtual) directory will also
be created under:
c:\Program Files\New Atlanta\BlueDragon.NET\WebSiten directory.
A \work directory is created within the web application directory (directories) discussed above,
and in that directory are a bluedragon.log file and such subdirectories as cfmail and
cfschedule (supporting the tags of the same names).
5.3.2 BlueDragon.xml Configuration File Location
When BlueDragon.NET is deployed on IIS 7.0 on Windows Server 2008 or Windows Vista,
most of the BlueDragon configuration data is stored in the IIS 7.0 web.config file. In this case,
only data for scheduled tasks and search collections is stored in bluedragon.xml; all other
BlueDragon configuration data is stored in web.config.
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