Dave Shuck wrote:
Sorry, I should have been more clear. ColdFusion is properly processing files
that are in the Tomcat webapp directory.
Here is where I currently am:
If I put a cfm template into my httpd virtual site webroot ex:
http://virtualsite1/helloworld.cfm
/usr/local/apache2/htdo
Sorry, I should have been more clear. ColdFusion is properly processing files
that are in the Tomcat webapp directory.
Here is where I currently am:
If I put a cfm template into my httpd virtual site webroot ex:
http://virtualsite1/helloworld.cfm
/usr/local/apache2/htdocs/virtualsite1/hello
Hi Dave (again),
So... your Tomcat context config problem.
You've got mod_proxy setup to direct some requests to a Tomcat instance,
but you are sending those requests to a Tomcat that doesn't have any cfm
files in it's webapp.
try putting a single test.cfm (hello world type file) into the t
I have been trying to nail down how to configure the combination of Apache
2.2.4 + Tomcat 6.0.9 using mod_proxy to pass ColdFusion templates to an
instance of a ColdFusion server for processing which is loaded as an
application in Tomcat.
After some very helpful responses from Pid on the apac
