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On https://github.com/damonmiller/esapi4cf there is a description of how to add the esapi jars to ColdFusion 9, but I'd like to know how to add them to ColdFusion 8.

I but the esapi-2.0.1.jar in a few of the Java Class Paths that are listed in the ColdFusion 8 admin's 'Settings Summary' but that does not seem to be helping, unless I need to restart the service which would suck.

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You have to restart the CF server for it to register any new JARs in the class paths. Otherwise you can use the JavaLoader from Mark Mandel to load them dynamically.

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