Just curious if it picks this up after restarting the J2EE platform.
Also, placing the mapping in the bluedragon.xml file (ie using the Admin pages), then restarting the platform.
Not desired behavior I know, just possibly related to some similar things I've seen on my 3.0?
Al Holden

On 9/4/2014 8:25 AM, David Aaron Fendley wrote:
I'm using OpenBD with Jetty on Ubuntu Server. Thank you for your work and releases.

I'm having an issue getting mappings to work. I have prefixed my absolute path with a `$` like so in `Application.cfc`, in the `onApplicationStart` method:

This.mappings["/files"] = "$/mnt/webd/WebFiles";

However, using `ExpandPath("/files")`, I receive the following:

/usr/share/jetty/webapps/openbd/mnt/webd/WebFiles

Instead of:

/mnt/webd/WebFiles

  1. Am I doing something wrong?
  2. I've also tried using `MappingAdd()`. Typically setter methods are best-practice. Is this method the recommended way to set mappings?
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