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Webmaster Forum / ColdFusion / Getting Started / September 2004Help with setup of external web server
Hello, I am having trouble after the install trying to connect with my external web server. From what I have read, you can use the web server config tool but when I try to use it, it just gives me a blank window and nothing to do. Here is my setup: 1 server running coldfusionMX 6.1 standard 1 server running Win2k server w/IIS 5.0 as my web server Need to link them together. Thanks for any advice I think I lost my previous post in limbo. Anyway, are you installing CFMX on your Windows 2000 server or on a separate machine? If you are, I don't think that will work. You can't install CFMX on one machine and then try to run cfml pages from another. Thanks for the post. That is correct. I have a web server running IIS5 and win2k server and we had just bought CFMX and put on a seperate server thinking that I would run it like that. But your telling me no. Can CFMX be in a production environment? Should I install CFMX on my production web server? Thanks for any advice. Can CFMX be in a production environment? CFMX is just like any other server such as ASP, PHP, PERL, etc... It can most definitely be used in production. However, you have to install it on the actual web server to get it to work. It's made to run along side your current webserver, which for you is IIS. Just install it on the machine with IIS, restart it and you'll be running cfml templates in no time. That would explain why I cant get them to talk. Everything that I have read states that you can implement this on seperate servers. I am confused. I had bought a seperate server just for this. Thanks for the reply Yeah, the documentation can be easily confusing at times. However, just install it on the server and everything should work fine. I enjoy helping people out getting started with CFML. It's an easy language to learn and just as powerful as any web application language out there. Good luck with it all and enjoy. |
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