Re: CFMX: how to access a servlet?? (again)

2002-11-13 Thread Marcello Frutig
Sean, I've found that after stop/starting Apache, without touching CFMX, the JRun/Apache connector keeps working as expected. I've seen this using Linux. I would expect, and in fact prefer, the same behaviour with JRun/IIS connector. I don't see as a good thing to have to start IIS before

Re: CFMX: how to access a servlet?? (again)

2002-11-13 Thread Sean A Corfield
On Wednesday, Nov 13, 2002, at 09:40 US/Pacific, Marcello Frutig wrote: I would expect, and in fact prefer, the same behaviour with JRun/IIS connector. I don't see as a good thing to have to start IIS before CFMX. I'm wondering if there is a config parameter for JRun/IIS connector that

Re: CFMX: how to access a servlet?? (again)

2002-11-12 Thread Marcello Frutig
Sean, there is no need to create any special mapping on the external web server to have CFMX serving servlets called via a url like http://host/myMapping/MySerlvet. Just install the CFMX JRun Connector and all the servlet mappings defined on WEB-INF/web.xml are processed by the connector, as

Re: CFMX: how to access a servlet?? (again)

2002-11-12 Thread Sean A Corfield
On Tuesday, Nov 12, 2002, at 06:12 US/Pacific, Marcello Frutig wrote: there is no need to create any special mapping on the external web server to have CFMX serving servlets called via a url like http://host/myMapping/MySerlvet. Just install the CFMX JRun Connector and all the servlet

Re: CFMX: how to access a servlet?? (again)

2002-11-11 Thread Marcello Frutig
Sean, afaik your suggestion only applies to IIS application mappings, which is based on file extensions. I think the problem here is that the CFMX JRun Connector for IIS is not intercepting urls like http://host/servlet/MyServlet and http://host/myMapping/MySerlvet. The same is probably

Re: CFMX: how to access a servlet?? (again)

2002-11-11 Thread Sean A Corfield
On Monday, Nov 11, 2002, at 08:19 US/Pacific, Marcello Frutig wrote: afaik your suggestion only applies to IIS application mappings, which is based on file extensions. Then I guess you need to create a mapping of /servlet to the jrun.dll? (I'm not very familiar with IIS) The same is

CFMX: how to access a servlet?? (again)

2002-11-08 Thread Marcello Frutig
Hello! Using the CFMX's internal web server I can access a servlet with a URL like http://host:8500/servlet/MyServlet without problems. I can also declare a servlet mapping in the web.xml config file and access it with a URL like http://host:8500/myMapping/MySerlvet. How can I configure CFMX

Re: CFMX: how to access a servlet?? (again)

2002-11-08 Thread Sean A Corfield
On Friday, Nov 8, 2002, at 14:01 US/Pacific, Marcello Frutig wrote: How can I configure CFMX (probably the JRun connector) in order to access a servlet using an external web server like IIS or Apache? I've been trying with IIS but it's returning 404 - Not Found. You need to tell IIS not to