> What would be the easiest way to deploy the app on JRun?
Good question. I'm not sure, but I'd start with the assembly &
deployment guide here:
http://livedocs.adobe.com/jrun/4/
Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
http://www.figleaf.com/
http://training.figleaf.com/
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Hey Dave,
What would be the easiest way to deploy the app on JRun?
Thanks
Chad
On Mon, Jul 16, 2012 at 11:23 AM, Dave Watts wrote:
>
>> We currently have a CF9/IIS7.5 setup. We are trying to introduce a JSP
>> application and needed to install Tomcat to run it
>> (It's on port 8080). We nee
> We currently have a CF9/IIS7.5 setup. We are trying to introduce a JSP
> application and needed to install Tomcat to run it
> (It's on port 8080). We need both CF and the JSP app to work on the same
> HTTPS (443) site. I tried adding a ISAPI Redirect
> in IIS but that just makes the entire
We currently have a CF9/IIS7.5 setup. We are trying to introduce a JSP
application and needed to install Tomcat to run it (It's on port 8080). We
need both CF and the JSP app to work on the same HTTPS (443) site. I tried
adding a ISAPI Redirect in IIS but that just makes the entire site run
I don't think these will be issues in this instance. I also meant to try using
the wildcard dll specifically for .cfm requests instead of cf-iis6.dll or
whatever, but now that I'm thinking about it I'm not sure if I actually did
that.
I did try without the wildcard. That allowed .HTML files
Thanks all of you for your suggestions. I'm actually camping and off-roading
this weekend, but here I am by the campfire, iPad lovingly nestled on my lap,
because I appreciate everyones' responses, haha.
Unfortunately this environment isn't easily open to switching around to a
reverse proxy a
> Instead of using the isapi as a wildcard, try having it be the handler for
> .cfm files and the static files won't be handled by the dll. I
> don't know if you would need other extensions as well, but you can set those
> up the same way.
That will fix this problem, but it will introduce oth
Instead of using the isapi as a wildcard, try having it be the handler for
.cfm files and the static files won't be handled by the dll. I don't know if
you would need other extensions as well, but you can set those up the same way.
>> I'm trying to set up ColdFusion 9
>
>on IIS7?
>
>> As
> I'm trying to set up ColdFusion 9
on IIS7?
> As soon as I add the jrun_iis6_wildcard.dll ISAPI
> filter, a call to an HTML file will fail. As soon as I remove the
> filter, it succeeds.
I also await a fix for jrun_iis6_wildcard.dll blocking static file requests.
Thanks!,
-Aaron Neff
~~~
> I'm trying to set up ColdFusion 9 in distributed mode (again, on some other
> servers). As soon as I add the jrun_iis6_wildcard.dll ISAPI filter, a call
> to an HTML file will fail. As soon as I remove the filter, it succeeds.
>
> I thought that .html and .htm files were not served by a filt
I'm trying to set up ColdFusion 9 in distributed mode (again, on some other
servers). As soon as I add the jrun_iis6_wildcard.dll ISAPI filter, a call to
an HTML file will fail. As soon as I remove the filter, it succeeds.
I thought that .html and .htm files were not served by a filter but di
Hi all,
I'm trying to upgrade our dev server from cf5 to cfmx and am having a little
problem... (btw its win2k & iis5 & sql2k).
The security on our websites depends on an isapi filter which redirects the
user to a secure login page, sets a cookie then allows the user back to the
website. The cook
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