I still get asked about installing ColdFusion 8 on Windows 7 and Vista from time to time I remember when Vista SP1 came out and ColdFusion would no longer just "install" like it should and it took a bit of tinkering to come up with the solution. Dale Fraser worked this out for us and it works perfectly on Vista and Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008. This is also the same process for ColdFusion 9.
A little while ago I also created a step by step walk through and here it is: Installing ColdFusion on Windows 7 </ a>
Once that is setup you might like to create addition HOST entries so you access your sites locally via host name rather then http://localhost/site1 Steve Withington has a walkthrough on the process here.
There is sound to this as I step through the process.
If you are interested in Windows Server 2008 and ColdFusion 9 install here is a walk through: http://vc.kukiel.net/cf9win2k8
Hopefully the Adobe team is adding is support for Native IIS modules in 9 and will resolve the manual process, as well as increase performance
ReplyDeleteI know there will be many difficulties and challenges but I am determined to do it. If it does not succeed then it will be a lesson for me as well
ReplyDeletecatmario4.com
thank you for sharing.net worth
ReplyDeletemichael blakey net worth
jeff kaplan net worth
jeff kaplan net worth
chris d"elia net worth
james rolfe net worth
kirk cameron net worth
chris d"elia net worth
sean evans net worth
erin brockovich net worth
I just wanted to say that I love every time visiting your wonderful post! Very powerful and have true and fresh information. Thanks for the post and effort! Please keep sharing more such a blog.
ReplyDeleteNet worth