Answer:
When ColdFusion receives a request for an application page, it searches the page's directory for a file named Application.cfm. If one exists, the Application.cfm code is logically included at the beginning of that application page.
If your application runs on a UNIX platform, which is case-sensitive, you must spell Application.cfm with an initial capital letter.
If your application runs on a UNIX platform, which is case-sensitive, you must spell Application.cfm with an initial capital letter.
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