Nov 14, 2009

Railo Apache and GlassFish


Setting up Railo of GlassFish is a breeze. From start to finish I could accomplish this in 5 minutes and that includes downloading Railo.

Working with 2 CFML engines on the same machine is pretty easy and my main dev machine ( my laptop ) I have CF8 and CF9 installed but I also have a slew of Virtual machines for different configurations for different clients.

I haven't yet seen anyone actually run CF9 and Railo side by side on GlassFish but I wanted to demonstrate how easy this would be to setup in a dev environment.

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Here is the original link on Getting started with ColdFusion and GlassFish.

http://blog.kukiel.net/2009/11/coldfusion-9-on-glassfish.html
Posted by Paul Kukiel at 3:28 PM
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3 comments:

  1. Thanks for the screencast. Glassfish is definitely worth looking into since JRun's future is somewhat questionable.

    I still haven't taken the time to play with Railo, so this will be a good reference for me when I make time for it!
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  2. Thanks for the screen cast. I am just about to re-do my development environment as I have a requirement to work with multiple CFML Engines and versions.

    Question I have is, once railo is set up, is it possible to have an alias to one's eclipse workspace where all the actuall code files live? Or does this need to be under the railo app?

    Thanks in advance,

    Jatin
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  3. A solution for this can be found here: http://groups.google.com/group/railo/browse_thread/thread/f0fc79fc8d947660
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