I set up Railo this afternoon using the windows installer, set up my sites and got them all to come up, but when I click on any cfm links, they are downloaded as files.
3.3.2 uses a new connector method for IIS, the BonCode connector, which was specifically designed for CFML. The 3.3.1 installer uses the isapi_redirect, which is a Tomcat connector. It will work, but it isn't specifically designed for CFML like the BonCode connector is.
> I set up Railo this afternoon using the windows installer, set up my > sites and got them all to come up, but when I click on any cfm links, > they are downloaded as files.
I've been wanting to try the BonCode connector myself. Will the new installer upgrade from 3.3.1 with the old connector (installed with your installer) or do I have to fully uninstall 3.3.1 first?
Thanks,
Mike
On Thu, Mar 22, 2012 at 2:54 PM, Jordan Michaels <jor...@viviotech.net>wrote:
> 3.3.2 uses a new connector method for IIS, the BonCode connector, which > was specifically designed for CFML. The 3.3.1 installer uses the > isapi_redirect, which is a Tomcat connector. It will work, but it isn't > specifically designed for CFML like the BonCode connector is.
> Let us know how it goes.
> Warm Regards, > Jordan Michaels
> On 03/22/2012 11:32 AM, Greg Nilsen wrote:
>> I set up Railo this afternoon using the windows installer, set up my >> sites and got them all to come up, but when I click on any cfm links, >> they are downloaded as files.
Yep, the installers have an upgrade process that will upgrade 3.3.1 installs in both Linux and Windows. Be sure to create a backup first - just in case.
The upgrade process can upgrade Railo, Tomcat, the JRE, and the connector to the latest versions at the time they were built.
> I've been wanting to try the BonCode connector myself. Will the new > installer upgrade from 3.3.1 with the old connector (installed with your > installer) or do I have to fully uninstall 3.3.1 first?
> Thanks,
> Mike
> On Thu, Mar 22, 2012 at 2:54 PM, Jordan Michaels <jor...@viviotech.net > <mailto:jor...@viviotech.net>> wrote:
> This means that IIS doesn't recognise the file types of CFM files. I > take it this wasn't a clean install?
> Go ahead and uninstall 3.3.1, and try the 3.3.2 installer instead. > You may download a copy from here:
> 3.3.2 uses a new connector method for IIS, the BonCode connector, > which was specifically designed for CFML. The 3.3.1 installer uses > the isapi_redirect, which is a Tomcat connector. It will work, but > it isn't specifically designed for CFML like the BonCode connector is.
> Let us know how it goes.
> Warm Regards, > Jordan Michaels
> On 03/22/2012 11:32 AM, Greg Nilsen wrote:
> I set up Railo this afternoon using the windows installer, set up my > sites and got them all to come up, but when I click on any cfm > links, > they are downloaded as files.
Thank you much for the response. I have a production app on a Vivio VPS so hopefully all goes well locally and I can upgrade there as well. I'll let you know how the process goes.
Thanks,
Mike
On Thu, Mar 22, 2012 at 3:08 PM, Jordan Michaels <jor...@viviotech.net>wrote:
> Yep, the installers have an upgrade process that will upgrade 3.3.1 > installs in both Linux and Windows. Be sure to create a backup first - just > in case.
> The upgrade process can upgrade Railo, Tomcat, the JRE, and the connector > to the latest versions at the time they were built.
> Let me know how it goes. =)
> Warm Regards, > Jordan Michaels
> On 03/22/2012 11:59 AM, Michael Sprague wrote:
>> Hey Jordan,
>> I've been wanting to try the BonCode connector myself. Will the new >> installer upgrade from 3.3.1 with the old connector (installed with your >> installer) or do I have to fully uninstall 3.3.1 first?
>> Thanks,
>> Mike
>> On Thu, Mar 22, 2012 at 2:54 PM, Jordan Michaels <jor...@viviotech.net >> <mailto:jor...@viviotech.net>> wrote:
>> This means that IIS doesn't recognise the file types of CFM files. I >> take it this wasn't a clean install?
>> Go ahead and uninstall 3.3.1, and try the 3.3.2 installer instead. >> You may download a copy from here:
>> 3.3.2 uses a new connector method for IIS, the BonCode connector, >> which was specifically designed for CFML. The 3.3.1 installer uses >> the isapi_redirect, which is a Tomcat connector. It will work, but >> it isn't specifically designed for CFML like the BonCode connector is.
>> Let us know how it goes.
>> Warm Regards, >> Jordan Michaels
>> On 03/22/2012 11:32 AM, Greg Nilsen wrote:
>> I set up Railo this afternoon using the windows installer, set up >> my >> sites and got them all to come up, but when I click on any cfm >> links, >> they are downloaded as files.
I had uninstalled a copy of ACF 9 earlier in the day.
I used the 3.3.2 installer and I appear to be where I was before...
One thing I noticed is that there were no changes to the ISAPI filters. I'm not sure where I should see the BonCode connector, but I'm not sure it's making the connections.
> 3.3.2 uses a new connector method for IIS, the BonCode connector, which > was specifically designed for CFML. The 3.3.1 installer uses the > isapi_redirect, which is a Tomcat connector. It will work, but it isn't > specifically designed for CFML like the BonCode connector is.
> Let us know how it goes.
> Warm Regards, > Jordan Michaels
> On 03/22/2012 11:32 AM, Greg Nilsen wrote: > > I set up Railo this afternoon using the windows installer, set up my > > sites and got them all to come up, but when I click on any cfm links, > > they are downloaded as files.
> > Am I missing a config here?
On Thursday, March 22, 2012 2:54:50 PM UTC-4, Jordan Michaels wrote:
> This means that IIS doesn't recognise the file types of CFM files. I > take it this wasn't a clean install?
> Go ahead and uninstall 3.3.1, and try the 3.3.2 installer instead. You > may download a copy from here:
> 3.3.2 uses a new connector method for IIS, the BonCode connector, which > was specifically designed for CFML. The 3.3.1 installer uses the > isapi_redirect, which is a Tomcat connector. It will work, but it isn't > specifically designed for CFML like the BonCode connector is.
> Let us know how it goes.
> Warm Regards, > Jordan Michaels
> On 03/22/2012 11:32 AM, Greg Nilsen wrote: > > I set up Railo this afternoon using the windows installer, set up my > > sites and got them all to come up, but when I click on any cfm links, > > they are downloaded as files.
> I had uninstalled a copy of ACF 9 earlier in the day.
Ah.
Okay, what's *probably* happening here is that the ACF connector wasn't completely removed when it was uninstalled. It's probably still grabbing the requests for CFM files and attempting to process them, but without a JRUN back-end to pass it to, it's returning it as a binary or some other downloaded mime type.
The BonCode connector runs as .NET, so it's handlers are configured as .NET services IIRC. Honestly, Bilal can talk about how it works WAY better then I can. Bilal is the one who developed the BonCode connector, and supported mod_cfml with it.
What I would do if I were you, would be to examine the IIS handlers and see if you can find and remove the ACF connector configs. that sounds like what the road block is right now.
> I had uninstalled a copy of ACF 9 earlier in the day.
> I used the 3.3.2 installer and I appear to be where I was before...
> One thing I noticed is that there were no changes to the ISAPI filters. > I'm not sure where I should see the BonCode connector, but I'm not sure > it's making the connections.
> On Thursday, March 22, 2012 2:54:50 PM UTC-4, Jordan Michaels wrote:
> This means that IIS doesn't recognise the file types of CFM files. I > take it this wasn't a clean install?
> Go ahead and uninstall 3.3.1, and try the 3.3.2 installer instead. You > may download a copy from here:
> 3.3.2 uses a new connector method for IIS, the BonCode connector, which > was specifically designed for CFML. The 3.3.1 installer uses the > isapi_redirect, which is a Tomcat connector. It will work, but it isn't > specifically designed for CFML like the BonCode connector is.
> Let us know how it goes.
> Warm Regards, > Jordan Michaels
> On 03/22/2012 11:32 AM, Greg Nilsen wrote: > > I set up Railo this afternoon using the windows installer, set up my > > sites and got them all to come up, but when I click on any cfm links, > > they are downloaded as files.
> > Am I missing a config here?
> On Thursday, March 22, 2012 2:54:50 PM UTC-4, Jordan Michaels wrote:
> This means that IIS doesn't recognise the file types of CFM files. I > take it this wasn't a clean install?
> Go ahead and uninstall 3.3.1, and try the 3.3.2 installer instead. You > may download a copy from here:
> 3.3.2 uses a new connector method for IIS, the BonCode connector, which > was specifically designed for CFML. The 3.3.1 installer uses the > isapi_redirect, which is a Tomcat connector. It will work, but it isn't > specifically designed for CFML like the BonCode connector is.
> Let us know how it goes.
> Warm Regards, > Jordan Michaels
> On 03/22/2012 11:32 AM, Greg Nilsen wrote: > > I set up Railo this afternoon using the windows installer, set up my > > sites and got them all to come up, but when I click on any cfm links, > > they are downloaded as files.
Well, I had previously removed all the ACF handlers I had seen before installing Railo. I'm going through the list, and while I see a lot of "xxxxx-ISAPI-4.0_32/42bit" connector, they all appear to be related to .NET. The only CF-related ones appear to be the BonCode handlers, and I'm still getting the pages downloading.
On Thursday, March 22, 2012 3:45:30 PM UTC-4, Jordan Michaels wrote:
> > I had uninstalled a copy of ACF 9 earlier in the day.
> Ah.
> Okay, what's *probably* happening here is that the ACF connector wasn't > completely removed when it was uninstalled. It's probably still grabbing > the requests for CFM files and attempting to process them, but without a > JRUN back-end to pass it to, it's returning it as a binary or some other > downloaded mime type.
> The BonCode connector runs as .NET, so it's handlers are configured as > .NET services IIRC. Honestly, Bilal can talk about how it works WAY > better then I can. Bilal is the one who developed the BonCode connector, > and supported mod_cfml with it.
> What I would do if I were you, would be to examine the IIS handlers and > see if you can find and remove the ACF connector configs. that sounds > like what the road block is right now.
> Warm Regards, > Jordan Michaels
> On 03/22/2012 12:32 PM, Greg Nilsen wrote: > > I had uninstalled a copy of ACF 9 earlier in the day.
> > I used the 3.3.2 installer and I appear to be where I was before...
> > One thing I noticed is that there were no changes to the ISAPI filters. > > I'm not sure where I should see the BonCode connector, but I'm not sure > > it's making the connections.
> > On Thursday, March 22, 2012 2:54:50 PM UTC-4, Jordan Michaels wrote:
> > This means that IIS doesn't recognise the file types of CFM files. I > > take it this wasn't a clean install?
> > Go ahead and uninstall 3.3.1, and try the 3.3.2 installer instead. > You > > may download a copy from here:
> > 3.3.2 uses a new connector method for IIS, the BonCode connector, > which > > was specifically designed for CFML. The 3.3.1 installer uses the > > isapi_redirect, which is a Tomcat connector. It will work, but it > isn't > > specifically designed for CFML like the BonCode connector is.
> > Let us know how it goes.
> > Warm Regards, > > Jordan Michaels
> > On 03/22/2012 11:32 AM, Greg Nilsen wrote: > > > I set up Railo this afternoon using the windows installer, set up > my > > > sites and got them all to come up, but when I click on any cfm > links, > > > they are downloaded as files.
> > > Am I missing a config here?
> > On Thursday, March 22, 2012 2:54:50 PM UTC-4, Jordan Michaels wrote:
> > This means that IIS doesn't recognise the file types of CFM files. I > > take it this wasn't a clean install?
> > Go ahead and uninstall 3.3.1, and try the 3.3.2 installer instead. > You > > may download a copy from here:
> > 3.3.2 uses a new connector method for IIS, the BonCode connector, > which > > was specifically designed for CFML. The 3.3.1 installer uses the > > isapi_redirect, which is a Tomcat connector. It will work, but it > isn't > > specifically designed for CFML like the BonCode connector is.
> > Let us know how it goes.
> > Warm Regards, > > Jordan Michaels
> > On 03/22/2012 11:32 AM, Greg Nilsen wrote: > > > I set up Railo this afternoon using the windows installer, set up > my > > > sites and got them all to come up, but when I click on any cfm > links, > > > they are downloaded as files.
> Well, I had previously removed all the ACF handlers I had seen before > installing Railo. I'm going through the list, and while I see a lot of > "xxxxx-ISAPI-4.0_32/42bit" connector, they all appear to be related to > .NET. The only CF-related ones appear to be the BonCode handlers, and > I'm still getting the pages downloading.
> I'm not sure where else to look at the moment.
> On Thursday, March 22, 2012 3:45:30 PM UTC-4, Jordan Michaels wrote:
> > I had uninstalled a copy of ACF 9 earlier in the day.
> Ah.
> Okay, what's *probably* happening here is that the ACF connector wasn't > completely removed when it was uninstalled. It's probably still > grabbing > the requests for CFM files and attempting to process them, but > without a > JRUN back-end to pass it to, it's returning it as a binary or some > other > downloaded mime type.
> The BonCode connector runs as .NET, so it's handlers are configured as > .NET services IIRC. Honestly, Bilal can talk about how it works WAY > better then I can. Bilal is the one who developed the BonCode > connector, > and supported mod_cfml with it.
> What I would do if I were you, would be to examine the IIS handlers and > see if you can find and remove the ACF connector configs. that sounds > like what the road block is right now.
> Warm Regards, > Jordan Michaels
> On 03/22/2012 12:32 PM, Greg Nilsen wrote: > > I had uninstalled a copy of ACF 9 earlier in the day.
> > I used the 3.3.2 installer and I appear to be where I was before...
> > One thing I noticed is that there were no changes to the ISAPI > filters. > > I'm not sure where I should see the BonCode connector, but I'm > not sure > > it's making the connections.
> > On Thursday, March 22, 2012 2:54:50 PM UTC-4, Jordan Michaels wrote:
> > This means that IIS doesn't recognise the file types of CFM files. I > > take it this wasn't a clean install?
> > Go ahead and uninstall 3.3.1, and try the 3.3.2 installer > instead. You > > may download a copy from here:
> > 3.3.2 uses a new connector method for IIS, the BonCode connector, > which > > was specifically designed for CFML. The 3.3.1 installer uses the > > isapi_redirect, which is a Tomcat connector. It will work, but it > isn't > > specifically designed for CFML like the BonCode connector is.
> > Let us know how it goes.
> > Warm Regards, > > Jordan Michaels
> > On 03/22/2012 11:32 AM, Greg Nilsen wrote: > > > I set up Railo this afternoon using the windows installer, set > up my > > > sites and got them all to come up, but when I click on any cfm > links, > > > they are downloaded as files.
> > > Am I missing a config here?
> > On Thursday, March 22, 2012 2:54:50 PM UTC-4, Jordan Michaels wrote:
> > This means that IIS doesn't recognise the file types of CFM files. I > > take it this wasn't a clean install?
> > Go ahead and uninstall 3.3.1, and try the 3.3.2 installer > instead. You > > may download a copy from here:
> > 3.3.2 uses a new connector method for IIS, the BonCode connector, > which > > was specifically designed for CFML. The 3.3.1 installer uses the > > isapi_redirect, which is a Tomcat connector. It will work, but it > isn't > > specifically designed for CFML like the BonCode connector is.
> > Let us know how it goes.
> > Warm Regards, > > Jordan Michaels
> > On 03/22/2012 11:32 AM, Greg Nilsen wrote: > > > I set up Railo this afternoon using the windows installer, set > up my > > > sites and got them all to come up, but when I click on any cfm > links, > > > they are downloaded as files.
Well, if I remove Railo, no pages will load at all. But with it installed with the connector, the "default" index.cfm pages for the the directory are loading properly. It's just the *.cfm pages that are linked to from there that aren't loading properly.
So, it works when I don't specify the page, but not when I do...
On Thursday, March 22, 2012 4:41:37 PM UTC-4, Jordan Michaels wrote:
> I don't immediately know what all is installed with the ACF connector, > but I can help Google it to find out.
> In the mean time, curiosity question: does the same thing happen with > Railo and the BonCode Connector uninstalled?
> Warm Regards, > Jordan Michaels
> On 03/22/2012 01:13 PM, Greg Nilsen wrote: > > Well, I had previously removed all the ACF handlers I had seen before > > installing Railo. I'm going through the list, and while I see a lot of > > "xxxxx-ISAPI-4.0_32/42bit" connector, they all appear to be related to > > .NET. The only CF-related ones appear to be the BonCode handlers, and > > I'm still getting the pages downloading.
> > I'm not sure where else to look at the moment.
> > On Thursday, March 22, 2012 3:45:30 PM UTC-4, Jordan Michaels wrote:
> > > I had uninstalled a copy of ACF 9 earlier in the day.
> > Ah.
> > Okay, what's *probably* happening here is that the ACF connector > wasn't > > completely removed when it was uninstalled. It's probably still > > grabbing > > the requests for CFM files and attempting to process them, but > > without a > > JRUN back-end to pass it to, it's returning it as a binary or some > > other > > downloaded mime type.
> > The BonCode connector runs as .NET, so it's handlers are configured > as > > .NET services IIRC. Honestly, Bilal can talk about how it works WAY > > better then I can. Bilal is the one who developed the BonCode > > connector, > > and supported mod_cfml with it.
> > What I would do if I were you, would be to examine the IIS handlers > and > > see if you can find and remove the ACF connector configs. that sounds > > like what the road block is right now.
> > Warm Regards, > > Jordan Michaels
> > On 03/22/2012 12:32 PM, Greg Nilsen wrote: > > > I had uninstalled a copy of ACF 9 earlier in the day.
> > > I used the 3.3.2 installer and I appear to be where I was > before...
> > > One thing I noticed is that there were no changes to the ISAPI > > filters. > > > I'm not sure where I should see the BonCode connector, but I'm > > not sure > > > it's making the connections.
> > > On Thursday, March 22, 2012 2:54:50 PM UTC-4, Jordan Michaels > wrote:
> > > This means that IIS doesn't recognise the file types of CFM > files. I > > > take it this wasn't a clean install?
> > > Go ahead and uninstall 3.3.1, and try the 3.3.2 installer > > instead. You > > > may download a copy from here:
> > > 3.3.2 uses a new connector method for IIS, the BonCode connector, > > which > > > was specifically designed for CFML. The 3.3.1 installer uses the > > > isapi_redirect, which is a Tomcat connector. It will work, but it > > isn't > > > specifically designed for CFML like the BonCode connector is.
> > > Let us know how it goes.
> > > Warm Regards, > > > Jordan Michaels
> > > On 03/22/2012 11:32 AM, Greg Nilsen wrote: > > > > I set up Railo this afternoon using the windows installer, set > > up my > > > > sites and got them all to come up, but when I click on any cfm > > links, > > > > they are downloaded as files.
> > > > Am I missing a config here?
> > > On Thursday, March 22, 2012 2:54:50 PM UTC-4, Jordan Michaels > wrote:
> > > This means that IIS doesn't recognise the file types of CFM > files. I > > > take it this wasn't a clean install?
> > > Go ahead and uninstall 3.3.1, and try the 3.3.2 installer > > instead. You > > > may download a copy from here:
> > > 3.3.2 uses a new connector method for IIS, the BonCode connector, > > which > > > was specifically designed for CFML. The 3.3.1 installer uses the > > > isapi_redirect, which is a Tomcat connector. It will work, but it > > isn't > > > specifically designed for CFML like the BonCode connector is.
> > > Let us know how it goes.
> > > Warm Regards, > > > Jordan Michaels
> > > On 03/22/2012 11:32 AM, Greg Nilsen wrote: > > > > I set up Railo this afternoon using the windows installer, set > > up my > > > > sites and got them all to come up, but when I click on any cfm > > links, > > > > they are downloaded as files.
Alright. Let's try to understand what's happening a bit better.
When you say "no pages will load at all", do you mean you're getting the IIS error that indicates it doesn't know how to handle the file? IE: "if this is a script, add a sript map", etc? You'll get that message if you have detailed errors enabled in IIS.
However, when it's installed, this URL works fine: http://localhost/
> Well, if I remove Railo, no pages will load at all. But with it > installed with the connector, the "default" index.cfm pages for the the > directory are loading properly. It's just the *.cfm pages that are > linked to from there that aren't loading properly.
> So, it works when I don't specify the page, but not when I do...
On Thursday, March 22, 2012 5:18:15 PM UTC-4, Jordan Michaels wrote:
> Alright. Let's try to understand what's happening a bit better.
> When you say "no pages will load at all", do you mean you're getting the > IIS error that indicates it doesn't know how to handle the file? IE: "if > this is a script, add a sript map", etc? You'll get that message if you > have detailed errors enabled in IIS.
> However, when it's installed, this URL works fine: > http://localhost/
> So... when you hit the index.cfm file directly, you get prompted to > download the file. Is this correct?
> Warm Regards, > Jordan Michaels
> On 03/22/2012 01:49 PM, Greg Nilsen wrote: > > Well, if I remove Railo, no pages will load at all. But with it > > installed with the connector, the "default" index.cfm pages for the the > > directory are loading properly. It's just the *.cfm pages that are > > linked to from there that aren't loading properly.
> > So, it works when I don't specify the page, but not when I do...
> On Thursday, March 22, 2012 5:18:15 PM UTC-4, Jordan Michaels wrote:
> Alright. Let's try to understand what's happening a bit better.
> When you say "no pages will load at all", do you mean you're getting > the > IIS error that indicates it doesn't know how to handle the file? IE: > "if > this is a script, add a sript map", etc? You'll get that message if you > have detailed errors enabled in IIS.
> However, when it's installed, this URL works fine: > http://localhost/
> So... when you hit the index.cfm file directly, you get prompted to > download the file. Is this correct?
> Warm Regards, > Jordan Michaels
> On 03/22/2012 01:49 PM, Greg Nilsen wrote: > > Well, if I remove Railo, no pages will load at all. But with it > > installed with the connector, the "default" index.cfm pages for > the the > > directory are loading properly. It's just the *.cfm pages that are > > linked to from there that aren't loading properly.
> > So, it works when I don't specify the page, but not when I do...
Also, if you don't have production sites on this system, it may be useful to remove any IIS features that may be assisting the cause of the interference. I'm attaching a screen shot of my IIS features as well for comparison.
> On Thursday, March 22, 2012 5:18:15 PM UTC-4, Jordan Michaels wrote:
> Alright. Let's try to understand what's happening a bit better.
> When you say "no pages will load at all", do you mean you're getting > the > IIS error that indicates it doesn't know how to handle the file? IE: > "if > this is a script, add a sript map", etc? You'll get that message if you > have detailed errors enabled in IIS.
> However, when it's installed, this URL works fine: > http://localhost/
> So... when you hit the index.cfm file directly, you get prompted to > download the file. Is this correct?
> Warm Regards, > Jordan Michaels
> On 03/22/2012 01:49 PM, Greg Nilsen wrote: > > Well, if I remove Railo, no pages will load at all. But with it > > installed with the connector, the "default" index.cfm pages for > the the > > directory are loading properly. It's just the *.cfm pages that are > > linked to from there that aren't loading properly.
> > So, it works when I don't specify the page, but not when I do...
On Thursday, March 22, 2012 6:35:55 PM UTC-4, Jordan Michaels wrote:
> Also, if you don't have production sites on this system, it may be > useful to remove any IIS features that may be assisting the cause of the > interference. I'm attaching a screen shot of my IIS features as well for > comparison.
> Warm Regards,
> Jordan Michaels
> On 03/22/2012 02:25 PM, Greg Nilsen wrote:
> > Yea, that's the gist of it. I have 4 sites set up:
> > On Thursday, March 22, 2012 5:18:15 PM UTC-4, Jordan Michaels wrote:
> > Alright. Let's try to understand what's happening a bit better.
> > When you say "no pages will load at all", do you mean you're getting
> > the
> > IIS error that indicates it doesn't know how to handle the file? IE:
> > "if
> > this is a script, add a sript map", etc? You'll get that message if > you
> > have detailed errors enabled in IIS.
> > However, when it's installed, this URL works fine:
> > http://localhost/
> > So... when you hit the index.cfm file directly, you get prompted to
> > download the file. Is this correct?
> > Warm Regards,
> > Jordan Michaels
> > On 03/22/2012 01:49 PM, Greg Nilsen wrote:
> > > Well, if I remove Railo, no pages will load at all. But with it
> > > installed with the connector, the "default" index.cfm pages for
> > the the
> > > directory are loading properly. It's just the *.cfm pages that are
> > > linked to from there that aren't loading properly.
> > > So, it works when I don't specify the page, but not when I do...
> Ok, I had a bunch of other handlers for non CF file types which I have > removed. I also updated my server configuration to match yours.
> I then had to reboot because of the configuration changes. When I was > back up and running, I continued to get the same problems.
> -SerGregor
> On Thursday, March 22, 2012 6:35:55 PM UTC-4, Jordan Michaels wrote:
> Also, if you don't have production sites on this system, it may be > useful to remove any IIS features that may be assisting the cause of > the > interference. I'm attaching a screen shot of my IIS features as well > for > comparison.
> Warm Regards, > Jordan Michaels
> On 03/22/2012 02:25 PM, Greg Nilsen wrote: > > Yea, that's the gist of it. I have 4 sites set up:
> > On Thursday, March 22, 2012 5:18:15 PM UTC-4, Jordan Michaels wrote:
> > Alright. Let's try to understand what's happening a bit better.
> > When you say "no pages will load at all", do you mean you're getting > > the > > IIS error that indicates it doesn't know how to handle the file? IE: > > "if > > this is a script, add a sript map", etc? You'll get that message > if you > > have detailed errors enabled in IIS.
> > However, when it's installed, this URL works fine: > > http://localhost/
> > So... when you hit the index.cfm file directly, you get prompted to > > download the file. Is this correct?
> > Warm Regards, > > Jordan Michaels
> > On 03/22/2012 01:49 PM, Greg Nilsen wrote: > > > Well, if I remove Railo, no pages will load at all. But with it > > > installed with the connector, the "default" index.cfm pages for > > the the > > > directory are loading properly. It's just the *.cfm pages that are > > > linked to from there that aren't loading properly.
> > > So, it works when I don't specify the page, but not when I do...
Before seeing this, I actually grabbed a registry cleaner and ran it to clear out any old/orphaned entries. That seems to have done the trick, and I'm up and running now.
Now I'm just trying to adjust and update things like my debugging to show all the variable values. There seem to be a few ways that I was accessing my CFC's previously in ACF that Railo doesn't seem to like.
> Knowing this will tell us if the problem is indeed with IIS.
> Warm Regards,
> Jordan Michaels
> On 03/23/2012 05:40 AM, Greg Nilsen wrote:
> > Ok, I had a bunch of other handlers for non CF file types which I have
> > removed. I also updated my server configuration to match yours.
> > I then had to reboot because of the configuration changes. When I was
> > back up and running, I continued to get the same problems.
> > -SerGregor
> > On Thursday, March 22, 2012 6:35:55 PM UTC-4, Jordan Michaels wrote:
> > Also, if you don't have production sites on this system, it may be
> > useful to remove any IIS features that may be assisting the cause of
> > the
> > interference. I'm attaching a screen shot of my IIS features as well
> > for
> > comparison.
> > Warm Regards,
> > Jordan Michaels
> > On 03/22/2012 02:25 PM, Greg Nilsen wrote:
> > > Yea, that's the gist of it. I have 4 sites set up:
> > > On Thursday, March 22, 2012 5:18:15 PM UTC-4, Jordan Michaels > wrote:
> > > Alright. Let's try to understand what's happening a bit better.
> > > When you say "no pages will load at all", do you mean you're > getting
> > > the
> > > IIS error that indicates it doesn't know how to handle the file? > IE:
> > > "if
> > > this is a script, add a sript map", etc? You'll get that message
> > if you
> > > have detailed errors enabled in IIS.
> > > However, when it's installed, this URL works fine:
> > > http://localhost/
> > > So... when you hit the index.cfm file directly, you get prompted > to
> > > download the file. Is this correct?
> > > Warm Regards,
> > > Jordan Michaels
> > > On 03/22/2012 01:49 PM, Greg Nilsen wrote:
> > > > Well, if I remove Railo, no pages will load at all. But with it
> > > > installed with the connector, the "default" index.cfm pages for
> > > the the
> > > > directory are loading properly. It's just the *.cfm pages that > are
> > > > linked to from there that aren't loading properly.
> > > > So, it works when I don't specify the page, but not when I do...
> Before seeing this, I actually grabbed a registry cleaner and ran it to > clear out any old/orphaned entries. That seems to have done the trick, > and I'm up and running now.
> Now I'm just trying to adjust and update things like my debugging to > show all the variable values. There seem to be a few ways that I was > accessing my CFC's previously in ACF that Railo doesn't seem to like.
