MACROMEDIA COLDFUSION 5 - INSTALING AND CONFIGURING SERVER, Руководство пользователя

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The Java applet displays in the Registered Java Applets table on the Java Applets
page.
To modify a Java applet registration:
1 In the Registered Java Applet page, click a Java applet name.
2 In the Add/Registered Java Applet page, change any setting.
3 Click Submit Changes.
The modified applet displays in the Registered Java Applets table on the Java Applets
page.
To delete a Java applet registration:
In the Registered Java Applets table, click the Delete Applet icon in the Controls
column in the row of the applet you want to delete. The applet disappears.
CFX Tags
Before you can use a CFX tag in ColdFusion applications, you must register it. You
use the CFX Tags page to register and manage ColdFusion custom tags built with
C++ and Java.
You build CFX tags:
•
Using C++ as a dynamic link library (DLL) in Windows; as shared objects (so/sl)
on Solaris, Linux, and HP-UX
•
Using Java interfaces defined within cfx.jar
To register a C++ CFX tag:
1 On the CFX Tags page, click Register C++ CFX. The Add/Edit C++ CFX Tag page
displays.
2 Enter options for the following settings:
3 Click Submit Changes.
The CFX tag displays in the Registered CFX Tags table on the CFX Tags page.
Setting Description
Tag Name Tag name, which must be prefixed with CFX_
Server Library
(.DLL/.SO/.SL) File path for the library or shared object
Procedure Procedure name that implements the tag, which must correspond
with the procedure name in the library or shared library
Keep Library
Loaded Prevents ColdFusion Server from reloading the library into
memory each time it is accessed
Description Description for the CFX tag
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