> on Jrun4. We have been trying to apply the Web Server
> Connector to allow servlets to run over port 80, instead of
> the port assigned to the particular Jrun server running our
> servlets, but without success.
>
> We have tried to apply it both through the command line
> window using Java commands, and using the Web Configuration
> Tool, who's shortcut appears in the c:\Jrun. We have deleted
> the Web site in IIS after each unsuccessful attempt, and
> started over by adding it back and reconfiguring it.
>
> Each time, the connector is applied, the servlets can be
> served through port 80, but the Cold Fusion server will not
> process .cfm pages, and yields a 404 error.
>
> Can somebody help us get on the right track and get Jrun & CF
> to each do their jobs simultaeously? We have followed the
> docs to the letter, and are having no success.
When running the web server configuration tool, are you sure you're choosing
cfusion as the JRun server to connect to IIS? You might accidentally have
chosen the default JRun server.
Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
http://www.figleaf.com/
phone: 202-797-5496
fax: 202-797-5444
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