It uses the JRE that shows in the JVM details in the Admin. On Mon, Aug 4, 2008 at 11:23 PM, Robert Nurse <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi All, > > I have a question on how ColdFusion 8 and the JRE interact. I've been having > trouble connecting to HTTPS sites via the CFHTTP tag. In looking at the Unix > server CF sits on, I noticed that there are two JRE's installed: one in the > JRun directory and one that's in the system path. The results of "whereis > java" always points to the version not in the JRun install directory. Even > if I go into /export/jrun4/jre/bin and try "whereis ./java", I don't get the > version used by JRun. So, my question is, does CF actually use the JRE path > in the CF Administrator's JVM Details:Java Home or does it use the system > path to reach the JRE? If it uses the system path, it will never use the > cacerts keystore containing the certs of the servers to be reached via CFHTTP.
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