H there,
Ok ive added a new server called devbox and installed cfusion into it, so now ive got

/applications/jrun4/servers/devbox

and under there are the two folders that were already there (default-ear, server-inf) and ive installed the rds.war into a folder there called 'CFIDE' and the cfusion.war into a folder called 'cfusion' .

i start the server from http://localhost:8000 and it starts with no errors.

I then try and view the following URL
     http://localhost:8101/
and i get  
    "Welcome to JRun 4! ".

if i then try
     http://localhost:8101/cfusion
i get automaticaly taken to
     http://localhost:8101/cfusion/CFIDE/administrator/index.cfm
(this appears right as theres an index.cfm file under the root with a cflocation in it)

But i still have the problem of.

creating a folder in the cfusion folder called test and placing a test .cfm file in it

     http://localhost:8101/cfusion/test/test.cfm

when i press go it downloads the page to my machine as opposed to viewing it.

Thanks again

Ben

> Cheers, sounds like a good plan ill give it a go, ive tried 8001 but
> that produces the same problem ill give it a go when i get home, and
> get back to you, thanks again for your time i appreciate it.
>
> Ben
>
> ps can i just copy the folder cfusion and CFIDE out of the server
> folder and paste them into the new server folder, cheers
>
>
>
> >Ben
> >
> >What happens when you enter the URL
> >
> > http://localhost:8080
> >
> >The problem may be caused by the fact that 8080 is kind of a special
>
> >port number & Apache may be getting confused.   TomCat uses 8080 and
>
> >you may decide to install that at some later time -- better to use
> the
> >port numbers suggested by the JMC -- they are safe.
> >
> >You can change the port number with the JMC (actually remove the old
>
> >server and create a new one)
> >
> >Don't worry about remembering the port number -- you won't need to
> >specify port when we get you connected to Apache.
> >
> >HTH
> >
> >Dick
> >
> >On Mar 5, 2004, at 6:20 AM, ben alem wrote:
> >
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