ColdFusion MX 2004 + Resin coexisting on Apache 2 on Windows 2000 Installation

GeSuN

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The question is simple, is it possible to install Coldfusion MX 2004 on Apache 2.0.48 on a Windows 2k server?
If so, is there a how to somewhere???

The answer might be a little bit more complicated...
 

GeSuN

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ok forget it, i figured it out... now

can someone tell me how to configure coldfusion to only handle CFM files and not also JSP, cause I want to install Resin module on apache too...
 

RhythmAddict

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Originally posted by: GeSuN
ok forget it, i figured it out... now

can someone tell me how to configure coldfusion to only handle CFM files and not also JSP, cause I want to install Resin module on apache too...

Sure. All you've got to do is install CFM as a CFM server only, not a JRUN/J2EE or any kind of app server. It will work fine, in fact I'm using it right now...If I'm not mistaken, you have a few choices you can either...

1-Install CFM and use the web server built in to it (the one that runs on port 8500)
2-Install CFM and link it to any version of apache (pretty darn sure it'll work with any version of apache)
...I don't see why you couldn't hook up numerous apps to apache, I'm pretty sure you can have CFM and the resin module on there as well. But yeah, If you install CFM as purely a CFM server it won't handle the .jsp

cheers! hope that helped
 

RhythmAddict

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Originally posted by: GeSuN
ok forget it, i figured it out... now

can someone tell me how to configure coldfusion to only handle CFM files and not also JSP, cause I want to install Resin module on apache too...

Sure. All you've got to do is install CFM as a CFM server only, not a JRUN/J2EE or any kind of app server. It will work fine, in fact I'm using it right now...If I'm not mistaken, you have a few choices you can either...

1-Install CFM and use the web server built in to it (the one that runs on port 8500)
2-Install CFM and link it to any version of apache (pretty darn sure it'll work with any version of apache)
...I don't see why you couldn't hook up numerous apps to apache, I'm pretty sure you can have CFM and the resin module on there as well. But yeah, If you install CFM as purely a CFM server it won't handle the .jsp

cheers! hope that helped