Upgraded to CF MX7 on Mac but still see 6.1

[toofastdad]

I have installed JRun4 updater VM version is 1.4.2-38 The successful install of
MX7 was error free, however, when I log into
[url]http://127.0.0.1:8100/cfusion/CFIDE/administrator/index.cfm[/url]
I still go to version 6,1,0,63958

Does anyone know where I will find the new version. I have done a couple of
searches without success.

Thanks....Colin

[toofastdad]

I tried installing again and I got the message:
You have successfully completed the first step in installing CF MX 7

You may now deploy CF MX 7 to your appilcation server blah blah blah.

JRun4 is up to date and I am still getting MX 6.1 when I login.

Any help is welcome.

Thanks...Colin

[mpwoodward *TMM*]

toofastdad wrote:

> I tried installing again and I got the message:
> You have successfully completed the first step in installing CF MX 7
>
> You may now deploy CF MX 7 to your appilcation server blah blah blah.
>
> JRun4 is up to date and I am still getting MX 6.1 when I login.
>
> Any help is welcome.
>
> Thanks...Colin
>

Are you sure you're going to the right JRun server? Did you install
CFMX 7 on a new JRun server (by this I mean the "virtual" servers within
JRun)? If so, are you going to the right port and context root for the
new server?

Recall that the "first step" you mention above is really just creating
an EAR or WAR file that you deploy on JRun. If you haven't deployed the
newly-created EAR or WAR file, then CFMX 7 isn't "installed."

Matt

--
Matt Woodward
Team Macromedia - ColdFusion

[toofastdad]

On 3/2/05 5:57 PM, in article d05csd$28a$1@forums.macromedia.com,
"mpwoodward *TMM*" <mpwoodward@gmail.com> wrote:

> toofastdad wrote:

>> I tried installing again and I got the message:
>> You have successfully completed the first step in installing CF MX 7
>>
>> You may now deploy CF MX 7 to your appilcation server blah blah blah.
>>
>> JRun4 is up to date and I am still getting MX 6.1 when I login.
>>
>> Any help is welcome.
>>
>> Thanks...Colin
>>

>
> Are you sure you're going to the right JRun server? Did you install
> CFMX 7 on a new JRun server (by this I mean the "virtual" servers within
> JRun)? If so, are you going to the right port and context root for the
> new server?
>
> Recall that the "first step" you mention above is really just creating
> an EAR or WAR file that you deploy on JRun. If you haven't deployed the
> newly-created EAR or WAR file, then CFMX 7 isn't "installed."
>
> Matt

How do I deploy the WAR file?

Colin

[mpwoodward *TMM*]

toofastdad wrote:

> On 3/2/05 5:57 PM, in article d05csd$28a$1@forums.macromedia.com,
> "mpwoodward *TMM*" <mpwoodward@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>

>>toofastdad wrote:
>>

>>>I tried installing again and I got the message:
>>> You have successfully completed the first step in installing CF MX 7
>>>
>>> You may now deploy CF MX 7 to your appilcation server blah blah blah.
>>>
>>> JRun4 is up to date and I am still getting MX 6.1 when I login.
>>>
>>> Any help is welcome.
>>>
>>> Thanks...Colin
>>>

>>
>>Are you sure you're going to the right JRun server? Did you install
>>CFMX 7 on a new JRun server (by this I mean the "virtual" servers within
>>JRun)? If so, are you going to the right port and context root for the
>>new server?
>>
>>Recall that the "first step" you mention above is really just creating
>>an EAR or WAR file that you deploy on JRun. If you haven't deployed the
>>newly-created EAR or WAR file, then CFMX 7 isn't "installed."
>>
>>Matt

>
> How do I deploy the WAR file?
>
> Colin
>

The same way you did with CFMX 6.1. Sorry, I assumed you were familiar
with that since you had 6.1 running. If not, I'd start here:
[url]http://tinyurl.com/6fe8z[/url]

If you're sure the JRun 4 updater 4 is installed correctly that should
explain what you need to do. General process:
1. Run CFMX 7 installer and choose "WAR" as the J2EE option (it's a bit
simpler to deal with than EAR). This puts two WAR files into
/opt/coldfusionmx7 if you accept the defaults.

2. Create a new server in JRun (using the JRun admin tool is the easiest
way to do this). DON'T start the server yet.

3. I always delete the default-ear directory in the new server's
directory. Not sure if that's mandatory or not.

4. Create two directories under the new server's directory, specifically
"cfusion" and "CFIDE"

5. Navigate to the cfusion directory you just created and type this:
jar -xvf /opt/coldfusionmx7/cfusion.war

6. Navigate to the CFIDE directory you just created and type this:
jar -xvf /opt/coldfusionmx7/rds.war

7. Navigate to JRun's bin directory and type this:
../jrun -start NAME_OF_NEW_SERVER

8. If the new server starts successfully, browse to the administrator to
complete the setup process:
[url]http://localhost:PORT_NUMBER_OF_NEW_SERVER/cfusion/CFIDE/administrator[/url]

Read the stuff on macromedia.com for more details, but that's the gist
of it.

Matt

--
Matt Woodward
Team Macromedia - ColdFusion

[toofastdad]

On 3/2/05 6:21 PM, in article d05e8f$4i4$1@forums.macromedia.com,
"mpwoodward *TMM*" <mpwoodward@gmail.com> wrote:

> toofastdad wrote:

>> On 3/2/05 5:57 PM, in article d05csd$28a$1@forums.macromedia.com,
>> "mpwoodward *TMM*" <mpwoodward@gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>>

>>> toofastdad wrote:
>>>
>>>> I tried installing again and I got the message:
>>>> You have successfully completed the first step in installing CF MX 7
>>>>
>>>> You may now deploy CF MX 7 to your appilcation server blah blah blah.
>>>>
>>>> JRun4 is up to date and I am still getting MX 6.1 when I login.
>>>>
>>>> Any help is welcome.
>>>>
>>>> Thanks...Colin
>>>>
>>>
>>> Are you sure you're going to the right JRun server? Did you install
>>> CFMX 7 on a new JRun server (by this I mean the "virtual" servers within
>>> JRun)? If so, are you going to the right port and context root for the
>>> new server?
>>>
>>> Recall that the "first step" you mention above is really just creating
>>> an EAR or WAR file that you deploy on JRun. If you haven't deployed the
>>> newly-created EAR or WAR file, then CFMX 7 isn't "installed."
>>>
>>> Matt

>>
>> How do I deploy the WAR file?
>>
>> Colin
>>

>
> The same way you did with CFMX 6.1. Sorry, I assumed you were familiar
> with that since you had 6.1 running. If not, I'd start here:
> [url]http://tinyurl.com/6fe8z[/url]
>
> If you're sure the JRun 4 updater 4 is installed correctly that should
> explain what you need to do. General process:
> 1. Run CFMX 7 installer and choose "WAR" as the J2EE option (it's a bit
> simpler to deal with than EAR). This puts two WAR files into
> /opt/coldfusionmx7 if you accept the defaults.
>
> 2. Create a new server in JRun (using the JRun admin tool is the easiest
> way to do this). DON'T start the server yet.
>
> 3. I always delete the default-ear directory in the new server's
> directory. Not sure if that's mandatory or not.
>
> 4. Create two directories under the new server's directory, specifically
> "cfusion" and "CFIDE"
>
> 5. Navigate to the cfusion directory you just created and type this:
> jar -xvf /opt/coldfusionmx7/cfusion.war
>
> 6. Navigate to the CFIDE directory you just created and type this:
> jar -xvf /opt/coldfusionmx7/rds.war
>
> 7. Navigate to JRun's bin directory and type this:
> ./jrun -start NAME_OF_NEW_SERVER
>
> 8. If the new server starts successfully, browse to the administrator to
> complete the setup process:
> [url]http://localhost:PORT_NUMBER_OF_NEW_SERVER/cfusion/CFIDE/administrator[/url]
>
> Read the stuff on macromedia.com for more details, but that's the gist
> of it.
>
> Matt

Matt... Here is the code from the terminal that I used, I think I have
missed a step.

Alpha:~ colin$ cd /Applications/JRun4/servers/default
Alpha:/Applications/JRun4/servers/default colin$ mkdir cfusion
Alpha:/Applications/JRun4/servers/default colin$ mkdir CFIDE
Alpha:/Applications/JRun4/servers/default/cfusion colin$ jar
-xvf/Applications/CFMX/cfusion.war
Usage: jar {ctxu}[vfm0Mi] [jar-file] [manifest-file] [-C dir] files ...
Options:
-c create new archive
-t list table of contents for archive
-x extract named (or all) files from archive
-u update existing archive
-v generate verbose output on standard output
-f specify archive file name
-m include manifest information from specified manifest file
-0 store only; use no ZIP compression
-M do not create a manifest file for the entries
-i generate index information for the specified jar files
-C change to the specified directory and include the following file
If any file is a directory then it is processed recursively.
The manifest file name and the archive file name needs to be specified
in the same order the 'm' and 'f' flags are specified.

Example 1: to archive two class files into an archive called classes.jar:
jar cvf classes.jar Foo.class Bar.class
Example 2: use an existing manifest file 'mymanifest' and archive all the
files in the foo/ directory into 'classes.jar':
jar cvfm classes.jar mymanifest -C foo/ .

Alpha:/Applications/JRun4/servers/default/cfusion colin$ cd ../CFIDE
Alpha:/Applications/JRun4/servers/default/CFIDE colin$ jar -xvf
/Applications/CFMX/rds.war
created: META-INF/
extracted: META-INF/MANIFEST.MF
extracted: rds.properties
created: WEB-INF/
created: WEB-INF/classes/
extracted: WEB-INF/classes/empty.txt
created: WEB-INF/lib/
extracted: WEB-INF/lib/rds_dispatcher.jar
extracted: WEB-INF/web.xml
Alpha:/Applications/JRun4/servers/default/CFIDE colin$
/Applications/JRun4/bin/jrun -start
Starting Macromedia JRun 4 (Build 84683), default server
03/02 18:31:28 info JRun Naming Service listening on *:2908
03/02 18:31:29 warning No sessionSecret has been specified in jrun.xml.
Installing a self generated sessionSecret.
03/02 18:31:30 info No JDBC data sources have been configured for this
server (see jrun-resources.xml)
03/02 18:31:30 info JRun Web Server listening on *:8100
03/02 18:31:31 info Deploying web application "CFMX RDS Application" from:
file:/Applications/JRun4/servers/default/CFIDE/
03/02 18:31:31 user JSPServlet: init
03/02 18:31:31 user RDSDispatchServlet: init
03/02 18:31:31 info Deploying web application "CFMX RDS Application" from:
file:/Applications/JRun4/servers/default/CFIDEs/
03/02 18:31:31 user JSPServlet: init
03/02 18:31:31 user RDSDispatchServlet: init
03/02 18:31:31 warning Deployer Service failed to deploy
file:/Applications/JRun4/servers/default/cfusion/
* Unrecognized deployment:
file:/Applications/JRun4/servers/default/cfusion/
03/02 18:31:32 info Deploying web application "Macromedia Coldfusion MX"
from: file:/Applications/JRun4/servers/default/cfusions/
03/02 18:31:32 user JSPServlet: init
03/02 18:31:32 user CfmServlet: init
03/02 18:31:33 user FlashGateway: init
03/02 18:31:33 user FlashGateway: init
03/02 18:31:34 user ColdFusionStartUpServlet: init
03/02 18:31:34 user ColdFusionStartUpServlet: init
03/02 18:31:34 user ColdFusionStartUpServlet: ColdFusion MX: Starting
application services
03/02 18:31:34 user ColdFusionStartUpServlet: ColdFusion MX: VM version =
1.4.2-38
- Starting logging...
0 [scheduler-10] INFO coldfusion.server - Starting logging...
03/02 18:31:38 user ColdFusionStartUpServlet: ColdFusion MX: application
services are now available
03/02 18:31:38 user CFCServlet: init
03/02 18:31:38 user CFCServlet: init
03/02 18:31:38 user AdminServlet: init
03/02 18:31:38 user AdminServlet: init
03/02 18:31:39 info Deploying enterprise application "default-ear" from:
file:/Applications/JRun4/servers/default/default-ear/
03/02 18:31:39 info Deploying web application "JRun Default Web Application"
from: file:/Applications/JRun4/servers/default/default-ear/
03/02 18:31:40 info Web Services in default-ear#default-war:
03/02 18:31:40 info AdminService
03/02 18:31:40 warning default-war web application has 'reload' as true in
jrun-web.xml. Consider setting it false if the application is running in
production environment.
03/02 18:31:40 warning default-war web application has 'compile' as true in
jrun-web.xml. Consider setting it false if the application is running in
production environment.
03/02 18:31:40 user JSPServlet: init
03/02 18:31:40 info Deploying enterprise application "JRun 4.0 Internal J2EE
Components" from: file:/Applications/JRun4/lib/jrun-comp.ear
03/02 18:31:41 info Deploying EJB "JRunSQLInvoker" from:
file:/Applications/JRun4/lib/jrun-comp.ear
03/02 18:31:41 info Deploying enterprise application "Flash Remoting EAR"
from: file:/Applications/JRun4/lib/flashgateway.ear
03/02 18:31:41 info Deploying web application "Flash Remoting" from:
file:/Applications/JRun4/lib/flashgateway.ear
03/02 18:31:41 user JSPServlet: init
03/02 18:31:42 user FlashGatewayServlet: init
Server default ready (startup time: 19 seconds)

Starting Macromedia JRun 4 (Build 84683), samples server
Server samples ready (startup time: 24 seconds)

Starting Macromedia JRun 4 (Build 84683), admin server
03/02 18:32:14 warning User: admin, create this user before adding to a role
03/02 18:32:14 info JRun Naming Service listening on *:2910
03/02 18:32:14 warning No sessionSecret has been specified in jrun.xml.
Installing a self generated sessionSecret.
03/02 18:32:15 info No JDBC data sources have been configured for this
server (see jrun-resources.xml)
03/02 18:32:15 info JRun Web Server listening on *:8000
03/02 18:32:15 info Deploying enterprise application "JRun Management
Console" from: file:/Applications/JRun4/servers/admin/jmc-app.ear
03/02 18:32:16 info Deploying web application "JRun Management Console"
from: file:/Applications/JRun4/servers/admin/jmc-app.ear
In MDBTest: constructor
In MDBTest.setMessageDrivenContext()
03/02 18:32:16 user JSPServlet: init
03/02 18:32:18 info Deploying enterprise application "JRun 4.0 Internal J2EE
Components" from: file:/Applications/JRun4/lib/jrun-comp.ear
03/02 18:32:18 info Deploying EJB "JRunSQLInvoker" from:
file:/Applications/JRun4/lib/jrun-comp.ear
Server admin ready (startup time: 6 seconds)

Alpha:/Applications/JRun4/servers/default/CFIDE colin$

[mpwoodward *TMM*]

toofastdad wrote:

> Matt... Here is the code from the terminal that I used, I think I have
> missed a step.

Based on what you pasted in here you're trying to deploy CFMX 7 to your
default JRun server? Is that where you have CFMX 6.1 deployed now?
You're skipping the step of creating a new server within JRun, which
will make all of this a whole lot easier.

> Alpha:~ colin$ cd /Applications/JRun4/servers/default
> Alpha:/Applications/JRun4/servers/default colin$ mkdir cfusion
> Alpha:/Applications/JRun4/servers/default colin$ mkdir CFIDE
> Alpha:/Applications/JRun4/servers/default/cfusion colin$ jar
> -xvf/Applications/CFMX/cfusion.war

Couple of things on that last line. First, you don't have a space
between -xvf and /Applications. MORE importantly, however, make sure
that the cfusion.war file actually exists in /Applications/CFMX and that
it's the new one that was generated when you "installed" CFMX 7. By
default the CFMX 7 installer puts WAR files in a directory called
/opt/coldfusionmx7 so I'm just bringing this up to make sure you told
the CFMX 7 installer to put your WAR files in /Applications/CFMX.

> Alpha:/Applications/JRun4/servers/default/cfusion colin$ cd ../CFIDE
> Alpha:/Applications/JRun4/servers/default/CFIDE colin$ jar -xvf
> /Applications/CFMX/rds.war
> created: META-INF/
> extracted: META-INF/MANIFEST.MF
> extracted: rds.properties
> created: WEB-INF/
> created: WEB-INF/classes/
> extracted: WEB-INF/classes/empty.txt
> created: WEB-INF/lib/
> extracted: WEB-INF/lib/rds_dispatcher.jar
> extracted: WEB-INF/web.xml

This step looks right so long as /Applications/CFMX is where you told
the CFMX 7 installer to put the WAR files.

> Alpha:/Applications/JRun4/servers/default/CFIDE colin$
> /Applications/JRun4/bin/jrun -start
> Starting Macromedia JRun 4 (Build 84683), default server
> 03/02 18:31:28 info JRun Naming Service listening on *:2908
> 03/02 18:31:29 warning No sessionSecret has been specified in jrun.xml.
> Installing a self generated sessionSecret.
> 03/02 18:31:30 info No JDBC data sources have been configured for this
> server (see jrun-resources.xml)
> 03/02 18:31:30 info JRun Web Server listening on *:8100
> 03/02 18:31:31 info Deploying web application "CFMX RDS Application" from:
> file:/Applications/JRun4/servers/default/CFIDE/
> 03/02 18:31:31 user JSPServlet: init
> 03/02 18:31:31 user RDSDispatchServlet: init
> 03/02 18:31:31 info Deploying web application "CFMX RDS Application" from:
> file:/Applications/JRun4/servers/default/CFIDEs/
> 03/02 18:31:31 user JSPServlet: init
> 03/02 18:31:31 user RDSDispatchServlet: init
> 03/02 18:31:31 warning Deployer Service failed to deploy
> file:/Applications/JRun4/servers/default/cfusion/
> * Unrecognized deployment:

My guess is that these errors are related to several possible issues.
First, you didn't have a space in the jar command for the cfusion.war.
Based on the information you pasted in here the cfusion.war file did not
get unjarred because of the syntax error in the command.

Second, if you're trying to deploy all this stuff to your default JRun
server, you should really undeploy CFMX 6.1 first, but I'm not sure why
you're not just creating a new server to run CFMX 7 on. That will
greatly simplify the process.

Matt
--
Matt Woodward
Team Macromedia - ColdFusion

[toofastdad]

On 3/2/05 7:13 PM, in article d05h9s$8d2$1@forums.macromedia.com,
"mpwoodward *TMM*" <mpwoodward@gmail.com> wrote:

> toofastdad wrote:

>> Matt... Here is the code from the terminal that I used, I think I have
>> missed a step.

>
> Based on what you pasted in here you're trying to deploy CFMX 7 to your
> default JRun server? Is that where you have CFMX 6.1 deployed now?
> You're skipping the step of creating a new server within JRun, which
> will make all of this a whole lot easier.
>

>> Alpha:~ colin$ cd /Applications/JRun4/servers/default
>> Alpha:/Applications/JRun4/servers/default colin$ mkdir cfusion
>> Alpha:/Applications/JRun4/servers/default colin$ mkdir CFIDE
>> Alpha:/Applications/JRun4/servers/default/cfusion colin$ jar
>> -xvf/Applications/CFMX/cfusion.war

>
> Couple of things on that last line. First, you don't have a space
> between -xvf and /Applications. MORE importantly, however, make sure
> that the cfusion.war file actually exists in /Applications/CFMX and that
> it's the new one that was generated when you "installed" CFMX 7. By
> default the CFMX 7 installer puts WAR files in a directory called
> /opt/coldfusionmx7 so I'm just bringing this up to make sure you told
> the CFMX 7 installer to put your WAR files in /Applications/CFMX.
>

>> Alpha:/Applications/JRun4/servers/default/cfusion colin$ cd ../CFIDE
>> Alpha:/Applications/JRun4/servers/default/CFIDE colin$ jar -xvf
>> /Applications/CFMX/rds.war
>> created: META-INF/
>> extracted: META-INF/MANIFEST.MF
>> extracted: rds.properties
>> created: WEB-INF/
>> created: WEB-INF/classes/
>> extracted: WEB-INF/classes/empty.txt
>> created: WEB-INF/lib/
>> extracted: WEB-INF/lib/rds_dispatcher.jar
>> extracted: WEB-INF/web.xml

>
> This step looks right so long as /Applications/CFMX is where you told
> the CFMX 7 installer to put the WAR files.
>

>> Alpha:/Applications/JRun4/servers/default/CFIDE colin$
>> /Applications/JRun4/bin/jrun -start
>> Starting Macromedia JRun 4 (Build 84683), default server
>> 03/02 18:31:28 info JRun Naming Service listening on *:2908
>> 03/02 18:31:29 warning No sessionSecret has been specified in jrun.xml.
>> Installing a self generated sessionSecret.
>> 03/02 18:31:30 info No JDBC data sources have been configured for this
>> server (see jrun-resources.xml)
>> 03/02 18:31:30 info JRun Web Server listening on *:8100
>> 03/02 18:31:31 info Deploying web application "CFMX RDS Application" from:
>> file:/Applications/JRun4/servers/default/CFIDE/
>> 03/02 18:31:31 user JSPServlet: init
>> 03/02 18:31:31 user RDSDispatchServlet: init
>> 03/02 18:31:31 info Deploying web application "CFMX RDS Application" from:
>> file:/Applications/JRun4/servers/default/CFIDEs/
>> 03/02 18:31:31 user JSPServlet: init
>> 03/02 18:31:31 user RDSDispatchServlet: init
>> 03/02 18:31:31 warning Deployer Service failed to deploy
>> file:/Applications/JRun4/servers/default/cfusion/
>> * Unrecognized deployment:

>
> My guess is that these errors are related to several possible issues.
> First, you didn't have a space in the jar command for the cfusion.war.
> Based on the information you pasted in here the cfusion.war file did not
> get unjarred because of the syntax error in the command.
>
> Second, if you're trying to deploy all this stuff to your default JRun
> server, you should really undeploy CFMX 6.1 first, but I'm not sure why
> you're not just creating a new server to run CFMX 7 on. That will
> greatly simplify the process.
>
> Matt

Yes...that is where I have CFMX 6.1 how do I create a new server in JRun?

C

[mpwoodward *TMM*]

toofastdad wrote:

>>Matt

>
> Yes...that is where I have CFMX 6.1 how do I create a new server in JRun?
>
> C
>

The easiest way is to start up the JRun admin server (from the JRun bin
directory type ./jrun -start admin) and log into the web console, which
is at [url]http://localhost:8000[/url] Log in and you can create the new server
form there.

I have some additional instructions here that might help you with
creating a new server in JRun:
[url]http://tinyurl.com/5mruv[/url]

Note that the rest of these instructions apply to installing CFMX 6.1 as
an EAR, so I would NOT try to follow these for what you're trying to
accomplish with your CFMX 7 install. I'm only pointing you there for
the purposes of outlining how to create a new server on JRun.
Specifically look at step 4.

Once you create the new server, I would delete the default-ear directory
structure it creates since you're doing the WAR deployment. (Again, not
sure if this is mandatory but I always do it.)

Matt

--
Matt Woodward
Team Macromedia - ColdFusion

[toofastdad]

On 3/2/05 8:03 PM, in article d05k8r$c8v$1@forums.macromedia.com,
"mpwoodward *TMM*" <mpwoodward@gmail.com> wrote:

> toofastdad wrote:

>>> Matt

>>
>> Yes...that is where I have CFMX 6.1 how do I create a new server in JRun?
>>
>> C
>>

>
> The easiest way is to start up the JRun admin server (from the JRun bin
> directory type ./jrun -start admin) and log into the web console, which
> is at [url]http://localhost:8000[/url] Log in and you can create the new server
> form there.
>
> I have some additional instructions here that might help you with
> creating a new server in JRun:
> [url]http://tinyurl.com/5mruv[/url]
>
> Note that the rest of these instructions apply to installing CFMX 6.1 as
> an EAR, so I would NOT try to follow these for what you're trying to
> accomplish with your CFMX 7 install. I'm only pointing you there for
> the purposes of outlining how to create a new server on JRun.
> Specifically look at step 4.
>
> Once you create the new server, I would delete the default-ear directory
> structure it creates since you're doing the WAR deployment. (Again, not
> sure if this is mandatory but I always do it.)
>
> Matt

Thanks Matt...you're a great help, I will try this right now.

Thanks...C

[toofastdad]

On 3/2/05 8:07 PM, in article BE4BCD69.A5A2%toofastdad@greatorb.com,
"toofastdad" <toofastdad@greatorb.com> wrote:

> On 3/2/05 8:03 PM, in article d05k8r$c8v$1@forums.macromedia.com,
> "mpwoodward *TMM*" <mpwoodward@gmail.com> wrote:
>

>> toofastdad wrote:

>>>> Matt
>>>
>>> Yes...that is where I have CFMX 6.1 how do I create a new server in JRun?
>>>
>>> C
>>>

>>
>> The easiest way is to start up the JRun admin server (from the JRun bin
>> directory type ./jrun -start admin) and log into the web console, which
>> is at [url]http://localhost:8000[/url] Log in and you can create the new server
>> form there.
>>
>> I have some additional instructions here that might help you with
>> creating a new server in JRun:
>> [url]http://tinyurl.com/5mruv[/url]
>>
>> Note that the rest of these instructions apply to installing CFMX 6.1 as
>> an EAR, so I would NOT try to follow these for what you're trying to
>> accomplish with your CFMX 7 install. I'm only pointing you there for
>> the purposes of outlining how to create a new server on JRun.
>> Specifically look at step 4.
>>
>> Once you create the new server, I would delete the default-ear directory
>> structure it creates since you're doing the WAR deployment. (Again, not
>> sure if this is mandatory but I always do it.)
>>
>> Matt

> Thanks Matt...you're a great help, I will try this right now.
>
> Thanks...C
>

Dear Matt...I am in!!! Thank you very much for your help.

Best wishes...Colin

[mpwoodward *TMM*]

toofastdad wrote:

>
> Dear Matt...I am in!!! Thank you very much for your help.
>
> Best wishes...Colin
>

Excellent! Glad this is working for you.

Matt

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Matt Woodward
Team Macromedia - ColdFusion