OK, at least it sound like the httpd end of things is in tact. I will
continue my quest on the Tomcat list. Thanks for pointing me in the right
direction!
~Dave
On Monday 12 February 2007 10:18:56 Pid wrote:
> Dave Shuck wrote:
> > I hate to spam up the list with this issue, but I have anoth
Dave Shuck wrote:
I hate to spam up the list with this issue, but I have another question if you
would indulge me. To strip this down a bit, let's just forget about the
multiple instances and say I have a single instance of Tomcat and have
installed ColdFusion as an application within it.
I hate to spam up the list with this issue, but I have another question if you
would indulge me. To strip this down a bit, let's just forget about the
multiple instances and say I have a single instance of Tomcat and have
installed ColdFusion as an application within it.
So far I have been
Dave Shuck wrote:
Pid, I appreciate your response. I would like to understand this a little
better as it is currently just slightly more clear than voodoo magic to me.
Is the specification of the port what points it to a specific instance on
Tomcat? If so, I am assuming that I have to create
Pid, I appreciate your response. I would like to understand this a little
better as it is currently just slightly more clear than voodoo magic to me.
Is the specification of the port what points it to a specific instance on
Tomcat? If so, I am assuming that I have to create some type of match
ReWriteEngine on
RewriteRule ^\/(.+)\.cfm(.+)? ajp://localhost:8009/$1.cfm$2 [P,L]
RewriteRule ^\/(.+)\.cfc(.+)? ajp://localhost:8009/$1.cfc$2 [P,L]
Dave Shuck wrote:
I am trying to set up ColdFusion as a Tomcat application using Apache 2.2.4 as
the web server. Previously when using Jrun
I am trying to set up ColdFusion as a Tomcat application using Apache 2.2.4 as
the web server. Previously when using Jrun, there was simple connector gui
tool that modified the httpd.conf in such a way that all requested *.cfm and
*.cfc files were sent to a ColdFusion server in JRun for process
