When this happens, I am unable to re-mount the directory until I restart my system.
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At least at this point I think I might be able to use this for day-to-day coding, even though I really want the remote server system to work correctly so I can use the step debugger feature again.I have a recurring problem with mounting/un-mounting remote directories via SMB, however I don't know what triggers the problem nor how to resolve it.Īfter successfully mounting the directory via SMB and some time using it, the directory seems to unmount by itself. Thanks to you and everyone else for all the ideas and troubleshooting help thus far. I saw that another user was reporting something similar in this thread: ColdFusion Builder 3 RDS and Remove Server settings reset on each restart so apparently it's not just me. So, it appears as though we're down to just one bug relating to remote server registrations in the CF Servers panel. I might add that the VM has ColdFusion 10 installed in "multi-instance" mode and that the remote server instance that I added to the CF Servers panel was one of 4 CF instances configured and running inside the VM.Īll the while, my font and color customizations have remained the way I set them. I restarted Eclipse and when it came back up, only the localhost server remained. At this point there were 2 entries in my CF Server panel-localhost and the one remote server that lives inside my VM.
I then added a remote CF 10 server to the CF Servers panel successfully (as noted by the panel telling me that the server was running and being able to launch the CF Admin from within Eclipse). I noted that my newly created profile was selected in Preferences after each restart. I restarted Eclipse and my font and color selections were maintained (through 3 restarts). Secondly, I followed your instructions to make a new profile and make my font/coloring customizations in it. After restarting Eclipse, the localhost entry remained in the CF Server panel. I added the local server to the CF Servers panel successfully. I just did some testing tonight of your instructions as well as those by Kaif above.įirstly, I installed ColdFusion 10 locally on my Mac. My apologies for taking so long to get back to this. I also previously installed as the standalone version with no additional plugins and experienced the same behavior.
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I added the CF Builder update site and have updated to CF Builder 3.00. I have CF Builder installed as a plugin into Eclipse Kepler 64-bit for Mac.
Hopefully someone can give me a setting or someone else has seen this before and can give me an idea of where to start looking. However, I can't take this kind of behavior.
I've been an IntelliJ user for well over a year, but in doing much more cfscript-based development the CF Plugin for IntelliJ is proving to be a hindrance so I thought I'd give CFB 3 a try and see if there were any improvements over CFB 2.
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When I restart Eclipse, all the code customizations I've made are reverted back to the default install settings and the entry in my CF Servers panel is gone. I've added an entry to the CF Servers panel for an instance of ColdFusion 10 running inside a VMWare virtual server on my laptop. I've customized some code editor text font and color settings. I've downloaded the ColdFusion Builder 3 trial and am experiencing some odd and very annoying behavior.
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