Testing ColdFusion pages

To ensure that the code you wrote is working as expected, you view the ColdFusion page in a browser by going to the appropriate URL, for example  http://localhost/test/mypage.cfm. If you are using the built-in web server, specify the port to use in the URL, for example, http://localhost:8500/test/cfpage.cfm. The address localhost is only valid when you view pages locally.

Note:

On Vista, the address ::1 is equivalent to localhost. You can use the ColdFusion GetLocalHostIP function to get the IP address of localhost.

The URL for a remote site includes the server name or IP address of the server where ColdFusion is installed; for example,  http ://<serveripaddress>/test/ mypage .cfm. Some ColdFusion J2EE configurations require a context root in the URL; for example,  http ://<server>/<context-root>/mypage.cfm. For example, if you deploy an EAR file and use the default context root of cfconroot , you specify http://localhost/cfconroot/test/mypage.cfm.

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