This question keeps coming up, Why doesn't CFEclipse do this, or that. I can't start to use CFEclipse full time till it allows me to do this or that.
Well, my answer to this is: How come there are already a great number of CF Developers using CFEclipse without a problem? The reason: they changed the way they developed to fit with CFEclipse.
Well after a delay with Parcel Force (Because it was a Friday I think) My copy of Leopard turned up today. So Having backed up everything over the weekend I was ready to install it as soon as I opened the package. I did a clean install (Select options on the install menu) and thus erased everything off the machine. With me being me I forgot something to backup my WebSites Folder, but Mozy came to the rescue so I did my first restore which I will say was very very sweet and swift. I'll blog about that another time.
So back to the topic in hand, using Mark Drew's blog posting as a start point I managed to get the default cfusion to start. I then wanted to ensure that while I was using Multi Server edition I could start any server I have installed with different ports so they didn't conflict.
Over the last week nearly everyone would have been prompted to install the 2.0.0.8 update for Firefox, and a lot of people have blogged /twittered about how unstable it is. Well Percy Cabello at Mozillalinks has said:
