Chaucer: No Sleep Till Cantebury

Drinking Scotch? Pour a 21 yr old Glengoyne.

Sure, the farmer was drinking a Laphroaig, but the royalty are drinking Glengoyne 21yr old. O.K., I don't actually know that, but it sounds good.

The 21 year old is heavily influenced by the barrelling. Sherry, Port, liquid gold. Supercalifragilistic etc. I would love to try one of the signiture bottlings.

Where the magic happens.

Where the real magic happens. The barrels are resting in the Scottish country side.




The people responsible for this incredibly great Scotch.

Coldfusion 8 processing alternative file extensions

I ran into some problems doing this and notice a few other people asking about it. But it should work the same way as CF7 as far as I can tell. The trick I found was to use the Web Server Configuration Tool.

After I edited the web.xml and mapped the file extensions to IIS, the change worked on the development server but not the production server. The Server Error 500 basically tells you that CF isn't picking up the request. So I re-ran the Web Server Configuration Tool. I removed the CF mapping to the server and then recreated it. And Bingo, it worked.

Stephen Erat has a  good run down of how it should work (minus the use of the Web Server Configuration Tool).   Note that he removes the ID from the servlet mapping.


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