We've made another screencast for you and this one shows how you can run CommandBox sites behind an IIS web server using the Boncode connector. If you're interested in using CommandBox for easy management of your production websites, this allows static files like images, JavaScript, or PDFs to be served by the web server. It can also be handy if your site requires some IIS-specific features but you still want the portability and ease of deployment that comes with CommandBox and CFConfig.
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