commandbox-embedded-server

Configure the CommandBox embedded server by defining settings in a server.json file, including JVM arguments, web bindings, and hosting profiles. This persists server configuration across CFML projects, ensuring deterministic server control and consistent lifecycle management without external web servers.

Yes, you can enable SSL/TLS on the CommandBox embedded server through server.json configuration. The skill manages secure web bindings and SSL certificates, allowing CFML and BoxLang applications to serve HTTPS requests with secure defaults.

The best way to run multiple CFML sites is by enabling multi-site hosting in the server.json configuration. The embedded Undertow server supports multi-site hosting alongside custom error pages, rewrites, and basic authentication.

Yes, the CommandBox embedded server supports basic authentication and security rules. These are configured within the server.json schema, providing controlled access and secure defaults for CFML development and production deployments.

Pass custom JVM arguments to the CommandBox embedded server by defining them in the server.json file. This allows teams to control memory allocation and system properties consistently when starting the server for CFML projects.

Use the CommandBox embedded server to eliminate the need for external web servers in CFML and BoxLang projects. It provides deterministic server control, configuration persistence, and integration with rewrites through a well-defined server.json schema.