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I am told by Allaire that you have to have CF Server on each box that you
intend to serve CF Templates from, unless possibly, if I understood them
right, you have the ENTERPRISE VERSION of CF Server.
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From: Benji Spencer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, July 27, 2000 6:04 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: one CF engine, several seperate web servers
We are looking at trying to set up the following:
1) CF application engine
2) or more seperate web servers
the flow of data would be like this...
User comes in, and requests a CF page from web1. Webone sees it is a cf
file, and passws the file off to the engine (on the same machine)
(secondary question. when there is a .cfm file, does the web server
retrieve it and pass it off to CF, or does the application server?). the CF
engine processes it, and returns the results to the web server, which
serves the page up to the user.
then...web2 recieves a request. the web server retrieves the file, sees it
is a .cfm file, and passes it off to the CF engine on the web1 box. the Cf
engine processes it, and returns the data to web2 which is then servered to
the user.
the first part is normal, and easy, the second part makes it a little bit
more interesting
the second part's data flow would go like this.
1) user makes request for a .cfm file
2) the web server (Apache) recieves the request
3) the web server reads the file from disk
4) the file is passed to CF on the other box
5) CF processes the file
6) CF sends the data back to the web server (Apache)
7) the web server serves it to the user.
I have found that CF in distributed mode almost does this. It seems to...
1) user makes a request for a .cfm file
2) the web server sees it is a .cfm file, and passws the request off to CF
on the other machine
3) CF reads the file from disk
4) CF processes the file
5) Cf sends the results back to the web server (Apache).
can part #1 be accomplished?
benji
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Ben Spencer
Web Support
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x 2288
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