Hi There,
OK! It's up and running now after I did the following:
[1]. create a .CAR file from CF8 Developer version
[2]. uninstall CF7 enterprise and CF8 dev
[3]. reinstalled CF8 dev as the single server and redeployed the .car
[4]. convert Dev to CF8 Standard.
Note: if you have put anything (Cu
Hi James,
Thank you very much! I am going to do it on our server this afternoon.
Hi Jason, Matt and Dave, Thank you so much for all your responses! We really
appreciate it.
Ming Lu and Chad McCue
>Well, there's no serial for developer edition, but yes you can just
>enter your SN and convert a
Well, there's no serial for developer edition, but yes you can just
enter your SN and convert a Dev to Standard.
mxAjax / CFAjax docs and other useful articles:
http://www.bifrost.com.au/blog/
2009/4/1 Ming Lu :
>
> Hi James,
>
> Thank you so much for your helpful input. To convert Dev to Stan
Hi James,
Thank you so much for your helpful input. To convert Dev to Standard, We can
simply change the Serial Number from Dev to the SN of the Standard, right?
Ming
> Nope, because the current Dev install is multiserver. They can't
> license even a single multiserver install down to Standard
Nope, because the current Dev install is multiserver. They can't
license even a single multiserver install down to Standard, because
Standard only supports the standalone install.
The steps would be: create a CAR, uninstall everything, install
Developer as standalone, apply the CAR, convert Dev t
In that case, it sounds like you may be able to simply add the CF8 Standard
license to the current CF8 Dev install. You can stop and disable the CF7
services through the Services console, get everything up and running with CF8,
and then uninstall CF7. Should work. If you need to copy setting
> I can't remember if it's available in Standard or not, but if you were going
> from Enterprise to Enterprise, you would use a .car file to move over all of
> your settings. This is done under the "Packaging & Deployment" menu in the
> CFAdmin. Create a new .car with your CF8 Developer install,
I can't remember if it's available in Standard or not, but if you were going
from Enterprise to Enterprise, you would use a .car file to move over all of
your settings. This is done under the "Packaging & Deployment" menu in the
CFAdmin. Create a new .car with your CF8 Developer install, and the
Hi Jason,
Thank you for your response! I would like to get rid of the CF7 Enterprise and
like the new CF8 Standard to pick up all the administrator setting on the
current CF8 Developer version which was installed as a multiserver.
Can we simply stop or uninstall ColdFusion 7 Enterprise and jus
I wouldn't want to guarantee anything, but if you uninstalled the current
CF8 multiserver dev version, and left the current CF7 running, then I think
a fresh install of CF8 would pick up your CF7 settings and you'd be in
business. Not sure if that's what you're looking for, but I think that
w
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