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As for other flavors of Linux, while we have not tested and do not support them officially, we have had customers run on Slackware, Debian, Gentoo
individual virtual hosts. See section 3.7 for additional information on configuring web server adapters. Yet another solution is to configure the
3.5 BlueDragon Servers Account Privileges Be aware that BlueDragon Server and Server JX editions run by default as root on Linux and OS X systems,
ColdFusion MX presumes that the different virtual hosts have the same content (such as when the different hosts on the same web server are clustere
3.7.2.1 Microsoft IIS Adapter uses Extension Mappings If you install a web server adapter on Microsoft IIS, be aware that the adapter runs using ex
http://www.microsoft.com/windows2000/downloads/recommended/urlscan/ 3.7.2.6 Restarting Microsoft IIS If you install a web server adapter on Microso
Figure 2. Restarting IIS 5.0 on Windows 2000 (Step 2) 3.7.3 Apache Web Server Issues Following are Apache web server issues. 3.7.3.1 Apache Suppor
Server itself or before starting the BlueDragon Server when attempting to use the Admin console to add the web server adapter. For more clarity, t
ln -s /usr/sbin/httpd /usr/local/apache/bin/httpd ln –s /etc/apache/conf/apache.conf /usr/local/apache/conf/httpd.conf Note that this example for
1. activating the Sun JDK 1.4 Headless mode 2. installing a virtual X11 frame buffer 3. using a pure Java version of the AWT However, none of th
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44. Running the Installer There are separate BlueDragon installers for Windows, Linux, and Mac OS X. Be sure to download the appropriate installer
More detailed installer debug information can be found in the following files found in the root directory of the drive where BlueDragon installatio
sequence of UNIX systems. This script is named based upon the BlueDragon edition and installed into the /etc/rc.d/init.d directory. For example, f
4.3.1 Resolving Installation Problems on OS X Basic installer status information can be found in the installer log file, which is named BlueDragon_
The default installation directory for Linux is: /usr/local/NewAtlanta/BlueDragon Table 1, below, describes the contents of the BlueDragon installa
Table 1. BlueDragon Server Installation Directory Content 4.4.1 How the BlueDragon Server Has Been Installed On Windows, BlueDragon Server is insta
55. Verifying Your Installation With BlueDragon installed, you should now verify that the installation was successful by running some tests against
Figure 3. BlueDragon CFML Test Page BlueDragon 6.2.1 Server and Server JX Installation Guide 23
66. BlueDragon Administration Console The BlueDragon administration console is used primarily to configure the BlueDragon environment. It also prov
Figure 4. Administration Console Login After logging in, the BlueDragon administration console will appear similar to Figure 5, below. Click the m
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Figure 5. BlueDragon Administration Console 6.2 Accessing the Administration Console Remotely As mentioned in the previous section, the BlueDragon
• If you’re able to access the administration console and want to modify it to allow other IP addresses to access it, note that the "License
Forward local port 8080 (or wherever you have BlueDragon’s internal server set) via SSH to the remote server port 8080. This will also allow you to
databases like Oracle), the free Server edition does not. Does this mean you can’t use an Access datasource in BlueDragon? Or a SQL Server database
7. Executing Your CFML Applications 7With BlueDragon installed and verified, the next step will be to execute your existing CFML applications. How
98. Updating BlueDragon If you already have BlueDragon installed and want to install another edition or version, there are some concerns you should
that they must each be configured to use different ports for the built-in web server and any web server adapter. Be aware, however, that there is n
• wwwroot holds any CFML and other web documents you created if you used the built-in web server for development • classes and lib hold CFX custom
BlueDragon 6.2 uninstaller attempts to preserve many of the files discussed above. The information remains for your consideration to further protec
109. Uninstalling BlueDragon The following sections describe uninstalling BlueDragon on Windows, Linux, and Mac OS X. 9.1 Protecting Previous Work,
6.2.2 Enabling SSH Tunneling...27 6.3 DATASOURCE CONFIGURATION...
9.3 Uninstalling on Linux At a command prompt enter the following from the uninstall sub-directory of the BlueDragon installation directory to laun
11 10. Appendix: Disabling NES/iWS Servlets Section 3.7.4 indicated that if you plan to install a BlueDragon web server adapter with Netscape® Ent
Figure 6. Disable iWS 6.0 Servlets/JSP Figure 7. Deactivate the iWS 4.0/4.1 Servlet Engine BlueDragon 6.2.1 Server and Server JX Installation Gui
10.3 Netscape Enterprise Server 3.5.1 and 3.6 For NES 3.5.1 and 3.6, the built-in Java interpreter is deactivated by default. If, however, it has b
11. Introduction luConadatabase oeDragon is family of server-based products for the deployment of ldFusion® Markup Language (CFML) for dynamic web
Besides offering all the documentation, a FAQ, and feature request options, perhaps the most useful aspect of our self-help support is our active B
22. BlueDragon Product Configurations BlueDragon is currently available in three product configurations: BlueDragon Server, BlueDragon Server JX, B
your application across multiple servers, load balancing and failover, support for J2EE sessions and J2EE datasources, and more. BlueDragon/J2EE is
33. Preparing For Installation Before proceeding with installation of BlueDragon, there are a few concepts you should understand and in some cases
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