Multiple Application.cfc files

Hello world

I was wondering if you could advise. I have my set-up of the normal site with your standard kind of ad-hoc cfm templates and an application.cfc. All pretty standard.

Did I want to know, if I install a sub-folder called "my_folder" and then have an application.cfc in breast there with its own set of files ad-hoc cfm (index.cfm etc) - how it will behave with the other file to the root application.cfc?

I want essentially is my subfolder to run as its own type of smaller application. I don't want that she inherits anything whatsoever to the application.cfc in the root of the Web site. Coldfusion work like this?

As I understand it, CF will try to get a closer application.cfc file of the model being called, if it is not found, it then goes to the top level and so forth - and then, this could be the reverse, top rail (root) at lower levels until it finds one.

Any help or advice is welcome, thank you very much.

Michael.

You are right:
application. CFC in the same folder is if found Treaty, if it is not parent then
file is reviewed for application.cfc, etc. etc. etc.
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