Excuse me but isn't this the reason CFMX ships with the very capable Jrun
server?
Initially it was daunting (never really used a J2EE server before) but I can
now offer multiple "instances" at leisure.
However I did not, instead I integrated the Flex Dev into my existing CFMX 7
environment so I can run Flex code where I run my CF apps.
This is only one of the reasons I am thankful for MM going down the J2EE
root. Indeed the instructions to do this are hard to find on a site the
scale of MM.com but if I can do it - heck anyone can. And you can instruct
the Jrun Admin console what ports you need to use - or frig around with XML
config files if need be.
Anyway the default port for the CFMX built-in web server (Jrun powered) is
8500 and not 8300. However with a text change and restart you could run of
port 80 if you wanted to - but seriously consider the EULA.
I would invest more in learning more about Jrun (MX7 in particular is more
than ever a java application).
Earlier post about the built-in server are correct as it is aimed at
development only - not for production use - and Macromedia have made this
plain.
ColdFusion MX 7 Dev with Flex 1.5 Dev rocks. Mind you I have Flash Comm
Server 1.5 Dev also but do not think this is J2EE just yet (but I still love
it!).
The best thing Allaire and Macromedia did was rebuild CF in java!
Peter Tilbrook
ColdGen Internet Solutions
Manager, ACT and Region ColdFusion Users Group
PO Box 2247
Queanbeyan, NSW, 2620
AUSTRALIA
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