cf admin not working

[John Barrett]

I finally got the 64 bit of ColdFusion installed and working, and I was able go to the cf admin, and everything was fine.
Then after putting the index.cfm in the httpd.config file and re starting apache ColdFusion is not working.

If I browse a cf page, it just shows text. The if I go to the cfdamin it downloads a "administrator.class" file.
Can anybody help me please. I am going crazy trying to get CF working with apache.

Thanks,
Johnny

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[phipps_73-2]

Did you connect to cfadmin via apache or the default webserver on port  
8500? If you connected to cfadmin via apache and it was working then  
you didn't need to add index.cfm to the httpd.conf file as the  
connector would have done this already.

Unless you have changed what your localhost refers to. I have lots of  
virtual hosts set up on my dev box and I have to create an alias to  
the /cfide folder so I can get to cfadmin.

If you connected on port 8500 then you were using the built in  
webserver and you need to run the webserver connector utility found in  
Applications/ColdFusion8 > ColdFusionLauncher app. The 3rd button in  
this app is the connector utility which you can go through and setup  
your apache connector.

Let me know if you need any further info.

Cheers,

Dave


On 5 Jul 2009, at 04:25, John Barrett wrote:

>
> I finally got the 64 bit of ColdFusion installed and working, and I  
> was able go to the cf admin, and everything was fine.
> Then after putting the index.cfm in the httpd.config file and re  
> starting apache ColdFusion is not working.
>
> If I browse a cf page, it just shows text. The if I go to the  
> cfdamin it downloads a "administrator.class" file.
> Can anybody help me please. I am going crazy trying to get CF  
> working with apache.
>
> Thanks,
> Johnny
>
>

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[John Barrett-5]

Hi David,
Oh boy do I feel silly!
I figure out the problem was that the J RUN settings were not written  
to the httpd.config file, once I added these along with the directory  
index for .cfm everything works great:)
I am so happy to finally have CF 8 running on my New MacBook Pro, but  
it was not easy to get here.

Thanks so much for your help,
John
On Jul 5, 2009, at 9:12 AM, David Phipps wrote:

>
> Did you connect to cfadmin via apache or the default webserver on port
> 8500? If you connected to cfadmin via apache and it was working then
> you didn't need to add index.cfm to the httpd.conf file as the
> connector would have done this already.
>
> Unless you have changed what your localhost refers to. I have lots of
> virtual hosts set up on my dev box and I have to create an alias to
> the /cfide folder so I can get to cfadmin.
>
> If you connected on port 8500 then you were using the built in
> webserver and you need to run the webserver connector utility found in
> Applications/ColdFusion8 > ColdFusionLauncher app. The 3rd button in
> this app is the connector utility which you can go through and setup
> your apache connector.
>
> Let me know if you need any further info.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Dave
>
>
> On 5 Jul 2009, at 04:25, John Barrett wrote:
>
>>
>> I finally got the 64 bit of ColdFusion installed and working, and I
>> was able go to the cf admin, and everything was fine.
>> Then after putting the index.cfm in the httpd.config file and re
>> starting apache ColdFusion is not working.
>>
>> If I browse a cf page, it just shows text. The if I go to the
>> cfdamin it downloads a "administrator.class" file.
>> Can anybody help me please. I am going crazy trying to get CF
>> working with apache.
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Johnny
>>
>>
>
>

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