The problem is that you will need to do all this manually now.
You will need to remove all ISAPI filters that look like they belong too
ColdFusion. As I stated before if ColdFusion 9 or 10 sees previous versions
of connectors it WILL NOT update them. That means you will have to manually
remove th
For what it's worth (and for anyone in the future who reads this), I concluded
that those IIS config files were fairly large and beyond my capability to
understand/edit them.
So I decided to uninstall CF10 64 bit and try the 32 bit version, seeing as
that shouldn't have any impact on my develo
> I'm happy to update the IIS config but I couldn't find the parameter to
> change. I googled for IIS and
> connector but that didn't help.
>
> I looked into the handler mappings and .cfm shows as being mapped to
> C:\ColdFusion10\config\wsconfig\1\isapi_redirect.dll which I think is right.
>
> B
I'm happy to update the IIS config but I couldn't find the parameter to change.
I googled for IIS and connector but that didn't help.
I looked into the handler mappings and .cfm shows as being mapped to
C:\ColdFusion10\config\wsconfig\1\isapi_redirect.dll which I think is right.
BTW, this is I
> I started the CF10 Web Server Configuration Tool and it showed one connector
> which seemed to be for IIS and
> all websites. As suggested, I deleted it.
I don't think the CF 10 web server configuration tool is going to
remove CF 9 connectors. CF 10 uses Apache and CF 9 uses JRun, and
their co
I started the CF10 Web Server Configuration Tool and it showed one connector
which seemed to be for IIS and all websites. As suggested, I deleted it.
Then I added a connector, specifying localhost, IIS and all websites. The
resulting connector looked very much like the one that was there before
you just need to use the cf10 web config tool as per earlier email to
remove connectors and re-add
On Fri, Apr 25, 2014 at 1:32 AM, John Pullam wrote:
>
> Dave, you indicated that I should have uninstalled the CF9 connectors
> before starting the install. Given that I didn't and that I no longe
The Web Server Configuration tool can do this for you.
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On Fri, Apr 25, 2014 at 10:32 AM, John Pullam wrote:
>
> Dave, you indicated that I should have uninstalled the CF9 connecto
Dave, you indicated that I should have uninstalled the CF9 connectors before
starting the install. Given that I didn't and that I no longer have a CF9
system, how would I go about removing them? Do I now need to re-install CF9,
remove the connector and then uninstall it? I hope not. I can't see
the connector is basically the DLL file that the handler points to for
processing cfml pages.
If you are still using MSACCESS, then you really need to stop that now, it
is no longer supported on 64bit servers without workarounds and there are
so many better/free alternatives.
On Thu, Apr 24, 20
run the web config tool, remove all connectors, and then add them again,
will then add the CF10 connectors.
On Thu, Apr 24, 2014 at 10:33 PM, John Pullam wrote:
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> No I didn't. How do I uninstall a connector? (Given that I don't really
> understand what a connector is.)
>
> I read a post of yo
> No I didn't. How do I uninstall a connector? (Given that I don't really
> understand what a connector is.)
It's the thing that ... connects ... your web server to CF. When a
request is received, your web server sends it to the connector, which
sends it to CF.
> I read a post of yours elsewher
No I didn't. How do I uninstall a connector? (Given that I don't really
understand what a connector is.)
I read a post of yours elsewhere also suggesting using the bultin web server.
My rationale for staying with IIS is that I want to test on a system very
similar to what it will be deployed o
Yes, I was able to get CF to issue an error message after enabling that server
and inserting the port in the URL. So I guess that means it is an IIS issue.
Can you suggest a next step...
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> I just cleaned out my CF9 development install that had run well for several
> years and did a clean CF10
> install. I'm running windows 64 bit and did a 64 bit CF install. It looked
> good and asked all the expected questions.
>
> But when it attempted to call up the configuration wizard at UR
what about the built in web server (on port 8500) is that working ?
if you didn't choose to install that, then read this to enable it.
http://www.carehart.org/blog/client/index.cfm/2012/7/23/The-builtin-web-server-in-ColdFusion-10-enabling-it-configuring-it-reconsidering-it
this will at least te
Sorry to post a second install problem ... I'm feeling like a real dummy today.
I just cleaned out my CF9 development install that had run well for several
years and did a clean CF10 install. I'm running windows 64 bit and did a 64 bit
CF install. It looked good and asked all the expected quest
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