RE: code sharing in IIS

2011-07-06 Thread Andrew Scott
d Gray [mailto:cg...@careyweb.com] > Sent: Thursday, 7 July 2011 4:40 AM > To: cf-talk > Subject: RE: code sharing in IIS > > > Thanks for everyone's feedback. > > I have a question now that I am experimenting with it. > > I have two web sites that have t

RE: code sharing in IIS

2011-07-06 Thread Chad Gray
mc.org eric.da...@vmmc.org > [mailto:eric.da...@vmmc.org] > Sent: Wednesday, July 06, 2011 12:22 PM > To: cf-talk > Subject: Re: code sharing in IIS > > > We do this all the time, and its also how we create multiple IIS sites bound > to their own CF instances to create multiple inst

Re: code sharing in IIS

2011-07-06 Thread eric.da...@vmmc.org eric.da...@vmmc.org
We do this all the time, and its also how we create multiple IIS sites bound to their own CF instances to create multiple instances of a website that we then load balance. I've found this the best way to utilize beefy hardware with ColdFusion ~

Re: code sharing in IIS

2011-07-06 Thread Paul Kukiel
Hi Chad, Yes you can do this. We have multiple instances of our application running off a single code base across multiple virtual directories. Paul. On Jul 5, 2011, at 11:15 PM, Chad Gray wrote: > > I have not experimented yet, but can you use a virtual directory in IIS to > share code t

Re: code sharing in IIS

2011-07-05 Thread Dave Watts
> I have not experimented yet, but can you use a virtual directory in IIS to > share code to other website on the server? > > Like I have a folder of code for user login on one website.  Rather than > copying the code and maintaining two sets of > code can I just make a IIS virtual directory on

code sharing in IIS

2011-07-05 Thread Chad Gray
I have not experimented yet, but can you use a virtual directory in IIS to share code to other website on the server? Like I have a folder of code for user login on one website. Rather than copying the code and maintaining two sets of code can I just make a IIS virtual directory on the second