Found something which I miss for CF10.
In CF8 you can:
| Adding a virtual web mapping A virtual web mapping lets you map a physical system path to a logical resource path that might be outside the ColdFusion MX web root. For example, you might want to map the physical directory c:\myapp\resources\images to the logical resource path /images. After setting up the mapping, users access the directory using a URL in the following form: http://hostname/images/ One advantage to using virtual web mappings is that it hides the physical layout of your application directory structure from users. To configure a virtual mapping: 1 | In a text editor, open the file web_root\WEB-INF\jrun-web.xml. | 2 | Create a virtual mapping. | | For example, the following entry maps the c:\myapp\resources\images directory on a Windows system to the virtual directory /images: | | <virtual-mapping> <resource-path>/images/*</resource-path> <system-path>c:/myapp/resources/images</system-path> </virtual-mapping> |
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http://www.adobe.com/support/coldfusion/adv_development/config_builtin _webserver/config_builtin_webserver08.html
Question is just if this can be done with C10 and where.