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up Using ColdFusion and getting “Internal Server Error” instead of ColdFusion error page [duplicate] up vote 5 down vote favorite This question already has an answer here: IIS7 Hijacks My Coldfusion Error Page 1 answer I'm using IIS7 with Windows Server2008 R2. I have ColdFusion 11 set up and running. Everything seems to work fine except whenever I have a coldfusion error, enable http status codes coldfusion I get an error message from IIS instead of ColdFusion. I get the generic 500 - Internal Server Error instead of the ColdFusion page telling me what is wrong. This is a new installation on an empty server. Nothing else is running on this machine and nothing else has been loaded. In the ColdFusion Administrator I have the check boxes for "Enable Robust Exception Information" and "Enable Request Debugging Output" checked. If there are no errors on the page, the page works fine. Its just hard to debug when I can't see what's wrong if there is a typo or something. Thanks. coldfusion error-handling share|improve this question asked Aug 5 '14 at 21:32 user2721815 527927 marked as duplicate by Henrycoldfusion Users with the coldfusion badge can single-handedly close coldfusion questions as duplicates and reopen them as needed. Aug 7 '14 at 22:46 This question has been asked before and already has an answer. If those answers do not fully address your question, please ask a new question. Check your exception logs. When I see what you describe, I usually see a java heap space
ColdFusion I’ve done more than a few posts recently about error handling and robust exception information, so I thought I’d write up one blog entry that can serve as a nice guide for folks to bookmark. By using “Complete” in the title, I’ve also virtually assured that I will coldfusion debugging information not displaying forget something critical, so please, send suggestions for what I’ve missed. Let’s get started. What is the coldfusion onerror point of this guide? Unless you are a perfect code, there is a chance that your ColdFusion application will have errors in it. The question coldfusion 11 http error 500.0 - internal server error is - what are you doing with your errors? What was the last error that occurred on your site? If I asked you how many errors your site threw yesterday, could you answer with 100% complete accuracy? I’d be willing to http://stackoverflow.com/questions/25148696/using-coldfusion-and-getting-internal-server-error-instead-of-coldfusion-error bet most people would say no. Shoot, I know I couldn’t answer that. So what do we do to help resolve this issue? The first thing I want you to do is to create an error. Create a new CFM file named errortest.cfm. Insert one line into it:
many times before about the need for proper error handling. (See the guide) for more information.) But this week a reader came to me with an interesting problem. His ColdFusion site was throwing an error of some kind, but https://www.raymondcamden.com/2010/11/16/Ask-a-Jedi-Stop-hiding-a-ColdFusion-error/ all he saw was a ‘nice’ error page, and not the real error. Basically, he needed to “roll back” the error handling so he could determine the real nature of the bug. These are the steps I walked him through including the ‘final’ issue that ended up being the main culprit. Step one - if the error is happening on a certain page, like foo.cfm, open up foo.cfm and see if a internal server try/catch is suppressing the error. If so, you can either remove the try/catch tags themselves, or inside your cfcatch do a quick cfdump on the exception information. Step two - check to see if error handling was enabled in an Application.cfm file. Remember that ColdFusion will look for this file in the current folder and any folder above it. You need to look for that (or an Application.cfc file) in ever folder internal server error until you hit web root. (Note that in ColdFusion 9 you can limit how far ‘up’ the server will look.) When you find that file, search for a cferror tag. This will tell ColdFusion to run a template when an error occurs. If the Application.cfm cfincludes anything else, check those files as well. Step two and a half - repeating the same logic above, look for an Application.cfc file. Application.cfc files can have both a cferror tag and an onError function. If you see them - comment them out. Step three - You can define an error handler within your ColdFusion Administrator that applies globally. This one has tripped me up before. You will find it in the Settings page under “Site-wide Error Handler.” Step four - If you get an error, but not all the information you want (like a line number), then ensure that you enable Robust Exception Information. I’m normally warning people to turn off this setting, but in development you almost always want it turned on. So… I thought that was it but unfortunately he still couldn’t see his error. All he saw was: 500 - Internal server error. There is a problem with the resource you are looking for, and it cannot be displayed. Then something occurred to m