How do you get the session ids for each instance? What would the url look like
that targeted a specific instance? Many thanks.
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How do you get the session ids for each instance? What would the url look
like that targeted a specific instance? Many thanks.
If you're using the JRun web server to access each instance, each one
will have a different port:
http://localhost:8300/cfide/administrator/
Well, I'm wondering if I can access the instance using an external, website
address. Our developers don't necessarily have access to logging into the
server.
So, I'm hoping we could do something like this.
http://www.website.com/index.cfm?CFID=x where x is the id of an instance.
Well, I'm wondering if I can access the instance using an external, website
address. Our developers don't necessarily have
access to logging into the server.
They don't have to log into the server, they can simply connect to the
listening port:
Wouldn'ta URL rewriter suffice?
On Feb 7, 2011 5:19pm, Dave Watts dwa...@figleaf.com wrote:
Well, I'm wondering if I can access the instance using an external,
website address. Our developers don't necessarily have
access to logging into the server.
They don't have to log into the
On Mon, Feb 7, 2011 at 10:58 PM, Richard Steele wrote:
Well, I'm wondering if I can access the instance using an external, website
address. Our developers don't necessarily have access to logging into the
server.
So, I'm hoping we could do something like this.
You can access the administrator for a particular instance using the
internal JRun webserver port. If you want to get to your apps on a
particular instance you'll have to manipulate cookies (assuming you're
using sticky sessions) so that the session ID starts with the the
correct prefix for
You can access the administrator for a particular instance using the
internal JRun webserver port. If you want to get to your apps on a
particular instance you'll have to manipulate cookies (assuming you're
using sticky sessions) so that the session ID starts with the the
correct prefix for the
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