MACROMEDIA COLDFUSION 5 - INSTALING AND CONFIGURING SERVER Manuel d'utilisateur télécharger pdf (Page 13)

Administrator layout 5

Debugging & Logging section

The Debugging & Logging section contains the following pages:

• Debugging Settings Enable and configure information to help you diagnose

ColdFusion page failures. You can return information on items such as template

stack, database activity, and variable values.

• Debugging IP Addresses Control which IP addresses receive debug messages.

• Logging Settings Specify the directory for your log files, and whether to write

some ColdFusion log messages to the operating system’s logging facility (such as

EventLog for Windows and syslog for UNIX).

• Log Files Search, view, download, schedule, archive, or delete a file from a list of all

available log files.

• Scheduled Tasks Add, edit, or delete scheduled tasks. These tasks are helpful for

such items as daily reports, inventories, and statistical reports.

• System Probes Manage probes that monitor your application’s status. If a

potential problem is detected, a system probe can send an alert e-mail message and

execute a recovery script.

• Code Analyzer Evaluate application code for potential incompatibilities between

ColdFusion MX and ColdFusion Server 5.

Extensions section

The Extensions section contains the following pages:

• Java Applets Register, edit, or delete Java applets. You must register a Java applet

prior to adding it to your CFFORM forms using the

cfapplet tag.

• CFX Tags Register, edit, or delete C++ and Java custom tags.

• Custom Tag Paths Register the paths that contain your custom tags.

• CORBA Connectors Register, edit, or delete CORBA connectors. You can also

specify ORB initialization options.

Security section

The Security section contains the following pages:

• CF Admin Password Set the password for the administrator

• RDS Password Set the password for Dreamweaver MX and CF Studio users

connecting to ColdFusion.

• Sandbox Security Restrict access to ColdFusion resources such as data sources,

tags, functions, files and directories, and IP addresses.

For more information, see Chapter 4, “Administering Security” on page 49.

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