2009/10/30 Chris Blackwell ch...@team193.com:
Ok, that was it. chrome was hanging on to the source in its cache and
really didn't want to give it up.
Glad you found it.
I do take on board your points about the single docroot approach. testing
here on windows requesting indeX.cfM will serve
Hi all,
I've setup tomcat and apache on my workstation, and unpacked the contents of
the coldfusion 9 war file to my application root.
I have added Host in server.xml and can browse to http://mysite.dev:8080 and
everything runs fine.
looks like this
Host name=mysite.dev appBase=webapps
2009/10/30 Chris Blackwell ch...@team193.com:
VirtualHost *:80
DocumentRoot C:\Users\Chris\Documents\Eclipse Workspace\mysite
If I recall correctly, you don't want this. Serve a blank directory
out of httpd, and proxy everything to Tomcat. Or take httpd out of
the equation completely if you
Hi Peter,
I'm trying to get this setup with httpd, because eventually i'd like to
deploy it to my webserver that will host sites with a mixture of coldfusion
and php apps across multiple virtual hosts.
I wouldn't go to the bother if it were just for my development environment.
This is my first
2009/10/30 Chris Blackwell ch...@team193.com:
I'm trying to get this setup with httpd, because eventually i'd like to
deploy it to my webserver that will host sites with a mixture of coldfusion
and php apps across multiple virtual hosts.
Yep, that's a great reason to go with the architecture
Chris Blackwell wrote:
...
VirtualHost *:80
DocumentRoot C:\Users\Chris\Documents\Eclipse Workspace\mysite
Bad idea, almost always...
ServerName mysite.dev
ProxyPreserveHost On
ProxyPassReverse / ajp://localhost:8009/
RewriteEngine On
# If it's a CFML (*.cfc or *.cfm) request, just
I'm setting httpd tomcat's doc roots to the same location because in my
hosting setup users will be presented with /public_html directory in their
home directory. They should be able to place cfml, php and static resources
in the same location and have them served.
I realize this might not be
2009/10/30 Chris Blackwell ch...@team193.com:
I'm setting httpd tomcat's doc roots to the same location because in my
hosting setup users will be presented with /public_html directory in their
home directory. They should be able to place cfml, php and static resources
in the same location
Ok, that was it. chrome was hanging on to the source in its cache and
really didn't want to give it up.
I do take on board your points about the single docroot approach. testing
here on windows requesting indeX.cfM will serve up the source, which isn't
good! but the hosting environment is
