Thank you both for the info.
John
You need to add the data sources into each instance if you plan on
actually using them.
Unless you have a site using the default instance, you shouldn't need
any data sources set up there.
I may be wrong, but I seemed to remember if you added data sources
Since we are talking about multiple instances, I thought I'd pass along a
couple of things that have caused me much grief:
1) Be sure that IIS sites need to be assigned to CF instances using the Web
Server Configuration tool (installation driver\JRun4\bin\wsconfig.exe)
2) When you apply CF hot
Qing brings up some very good points. You must treat each individual
instance of CF as an individual server, and as such upgrades and changes
to one will typically not be automatically applied to another. One
advantage is that each instance also gets it's own JVM instance, but you
must think
Wow! This is advanced stuff! I have not done anything for the JVM tuning
yet--so I imagine everything is at its default value now. Time to dig in
and see what I can do with them... We have 4 CF 8 instances running on one
(pretty powerful) virtual server. So far there has been no performance
Thanks Qing. We just went through a major datacenter migration, brought
on by growing pains (all outlined in my most recent blog post), so I've
learned more about CF, JRun, and the JVM in the last nine months than I
ever thought I would need to know. Mike Brunt's blog postings, on the
Alagad
Or, set it up once, then create an archive .car file to deploy on the
other instances.
Steve Cutter Blades
Adobe Certified Professional
Advanced Macromedia ColdFusion MX 7 Developer
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http://blog.cutterscrossing.com
Brad Wood wrote:
You need to add the data sources
You need to add the data sources into each instance if you plan on
actually using them.
Unless you have a site using the default instance, you shouldn't need
any data sources set up there.
I may be wrong, but I seemed to remember if you added data sources to
your base instance BEFORE creating
I just installed MX8 (Multiple Server) configuration on our
app server and need to configure the web server to
communicate with coldfusion. In MX7 you could install the
Web Server Configuration tool on the webserver through an
installation process but in mx8 I do not see that
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