Hi Guys,
I've just caught up on the posts and thought I might give this a shot since
I have been working with IIS7 lately. I decided to try a new fresh install
on 2008 R2 VM and see what happened. So here are the steps I did what I
did.
1) Installed VM :)
2) Installed the IIS7 Role. Here you will need to make sure of two things:
A) Make sure to check ISAPI Filters and ISAPI Extensions (Don't know
if Extensions is required, but I did it anyway). I have seen a 404 error if
you don't have these installed.
B) Also check ASP.NET (and dependencies) and ASP. These are not
requried, but you will get a 500.19 error that is being caused by a
permission issue. By installing ASP it fixes this. There is another way to
correct it (I don't remember off the top of my head) but this is the simple
method. I found this on a Google search a while ago.
3) Install OpenBD with the Installer (Thanks Jordan!) This should setup
OpenBD in the ISAPI Filters list as well as create the Jakarta virtual
directory under the Default Website.
4) Now, I added a new website into the IIS Console called Testing (since you
said you were not using the default website and directory for your files).
I created the folder under c:\inetpub\testing. I put in a host header of
testing.local as this will be a little easier to reference later.
5) Added in the Jakarta virtural directory pointing to c:\openbd\connector
(I have seen a 404 error if you forget the virtual directory)
6) Added testing.local to the Windows hosts file so it points to the local
machine. This can be found in c:\windows\system32\drivers\etc\hosts. The
line will look something like 127.0.0.1 testing.local
7) Now I opened the Tomcat Host Config file found in the Start Menu. Toward
the bottom you will find the hosts. Here you will need to setup each domain
name. So I copied what Jordan supplied and put in the domain as
testing.local and the path as c:\inetpub\testing. Save this and restart
Apache Tomcat service.
8) Then browse to http://testing.local/index.cfm and see what happens!
Note: I did find that if I opened Notepad and created the index.cfm, by
saving a new document in Notepad, it automatically added the .txt extension
even though I put in the .cfm, so it was index.cfm.txt.
Hope this helps you out!
Ben
On Wed, May 12, 2010 at 5:03 PM, Jordan Michaels <[email protected]>wrote:
> Hahaha. I laughed at the crayon comment pretty good. Got some good looks
> from other folks in the office. ;)
>
> Okay, for logging:
>
> 1) Open the IIS Manager
> 2) Click your top-level server
> 3) In the middle column, click the "error pages" icon (It will show you a
> list of error pages)
> 4) With that open, click "Edit Feature Settings" in the right-side menu
> 5) Select the "Detailed Errors" radio button, Hit OK
>
> With 32-bit, we shouldn't need to worry about the app pool. The current
> connector is 32-bit.
>
> Let's see if the detailed errors can give us some better direction here.
>
>
> Warm regards,
> Jordan Michaels
> Vivio Technologies
> http://www.viviotech.net/
> Open BlueDragon Steering Committee
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>
>
>
> On 05/12/2010 03:39 PM, Confused wrote:
>
>> Sorry .... It's 32 bit.
>> Yes, the default document (index.html) is working correctly (see above
>> url less index.cfm) (all are in same folder)
>> Gonna have to help with the extended error reporting.
>> (Just hit every checkbox on the log file setup??)
>>
>> Gotta use the big crayons when drawing pics for me.
>>
>> tx,
>> c
>>
>>
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