On Wed, Sep 05, 2001 at 01:27:55PM -0500, Michael Roberts wrote:
> Oog. Don't ask, but when one does hosting on AOLserver, sometimes the customer
> wants to install some "web tools" which are built on various other systems, and
> this time it's ColdFusion. I know basically zero about ColdFusion; I do know,
> however, that it works with various other HTTP servers (at least Apache and IIS)
> and so I'm hoping it's not going to be a terrible piece of work to make it work
> with AOLserver -- anybody have any clues for me?
It's been a long time since I looked at ColdFusion, but I think you
can just redirect the request to the ColdFusion daemon running in another
port, then return the result to the user.
I don't remember how does CF daemon expect requests, but if it is what
I am thinking (a tcp port), then it should be simple.
-Roberto
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