java & CF install

[John Barrett]

Hi,
a good friend has asked me about the install of CF 8 on Leopard. He gets the error: "java out of memory". I have never seen this myself, as I am running cf on Tiger, but I am upgrading to Leopard in a few weeks, and so I am very interested in finding a solution to this myself. I told him that it is most likely the java updates from apple that is messing this up.

Is installing CF 8 on Leopard just like installing CF 8 on Tiger(which I found a walk in the park)? Also, is there anything that you would recommended as a pre list; that is, things to make sure you do to avoid errors during the install ?

Also, is there any reason why I would install the 64 bit version? I am just using a dev laptop as I have many remote hosts that I use.

Thanks so much,
Johnny

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[Rick Towns]

Hi Johnny,

I¹ve got CF8 running on Leopard, and there were a few hurdles to jump to get
it running. I had to install the 64-bit version, as my built-in Apache was
64 bit. Same with MySQL ­ it had to be 64-bit. For all that to work, I had
to go into the Java preferences in Applications/Utilities and set Java SE 6
(64-bit) and J2SE 5.0 (64-bit) as my top choices for Java applet and
application versions. Then, I believe I was able to install CF8 and run it
without problems.

I hope that helps!

Rick Towns
Barrie, Ontario, CANADA


On 27/04/09 1:00 AM, "John  Barrett" <barrjohnm@...> wrote:

>
>
> Hi,
> a good friend has asked me about the install of CF 8 on Leopard. He gets the
> error: "java out of memory". I have never seen this myself, as I am running cf
> on Tiger, but I am upgrading to Leopard in a few weeks, and so I am very
> interested in finding a solution to this myself. I told him that it is most
> likely the java updates from apple that is messing this up.
>
> Is installing CF 8 on Leopard just like installing CF 8 on Tiger(which I found
> a walk in the park)? Also, is there anything that you would recommended as a
> pre list; that is, things to make sure you do to avoid errors during the
> install ?
>
> Also, is there any reason why I would install the 64 bit version? I am just
> using a dev laptop as I have many remote hosts that I use.
>
> Thanks so much,
> Johnny
>
>

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[John Barrett-5]

HI Rick,
Thanks for getting back to me.
Yes I will be saving this mail as i am getting my new laptop in a few  
weeks, and yes this is a big help!

Thanks again,
John
On Apr 27, 2009, at 5:14 AM, Rick Towns wrote:

>
> Hi Johnny,
>
> I¹ve got CF8 running on Leopard, and there were a few hurdles to  
> jump to get
> it running. I had to install the 64-bit version, as my built-in  
> Apache was
> 64 bit. Same with MySQL  it had to be 64-bit. For all that to work,  
> I had
> to go into the Java preferences in Applications/Utilities and set  
> Java SE 6
> (64-bit) and J2SE 5.0 (64-bit) as my top choices for Java applet and
> application versions. Then, I believe I was able to install CF8 and  
> run it
> without problems.
>
> I hope that helps!
>
> Rick Towns
> Barrie, Ontario, CANADA
>
>
> On 27/04/09 1:00 AM, "John  Barrett" <barrjohnm@...> wrote:
>
>>
>>
>> Hi,
>> a good friend has asked me about the install of CF 8 on Leopard.  
>> He gets the
>> error: "java out of memory". I have never seen this myself, as I  
>> am running cf
>> on Tiger, but I am upgrading to Leopard in a few weeks, and so I  
>> am very
>> interested in finding a solution to this myself. I told him that  
>> it is most
>> likely the java updates from apple that is messing this up.
>>
>> Is installing CF 8 on Leopard just like installing CF 8 on Tiger
>> (which I found
>> a walk in the park)? Also, is there anything that you would  
>> recommended as a
>> pre list; that is, things to make sure you do to avoid errors  
>> during the
>> install ?
>>
>> Also, is there any reason why I would install the 64 bit version?  
>> I am just
>> using a dev laptop as I have many remote hosts that I use.
>>
>> Thanks so much,
>> Johnny
>>
>>
>
>

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