Java applications are designed to be installed as separate contexts. Just
there are some restrictions when doing that and there is a desire to have
them in the same instance--it simplifies remoting for example. I can't
offer any real tips other than be careful when merging the files--and I'll
agree MM should have provided a better tool to do this. The installer
should even be able to do it automatically for you.
If you're not using remoting to talk to CFC's directly, then I would say
install it as a separate web application (different context root). That
requires only expanding the war file and no manual merging.
Good luck!
Sam
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Abraham Vionas [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Wednesday, April 07, 2004 10:53 PM
> To: CF-Talk
> Subject: Has anyone successfully installed Flex on Coldfusion 6.1?
>
> Care to share some pointers with me?
>
> I've followed the instructions, but something obviously isn't
> in the right
> spot somewhere. I tried following Ben Fortas instructions as
> well - which
> were better than the macromedia instructions but still clear as mud.
>
> I'll bet the problem has something to do with either the
> configuration of
> the JRun server - do I have to use it's Admin interface to
> make any changes
> for Flex?
>
> Or
>
> Something to do with the incredibly laborious process of
> merging web.xml
> files. Macromedia should create a web.xml.template or
> something which would
> be correct and just require that the users modify that with
> the correct
> paths etc.
>
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