apache - Setting up Railo in the same way as Multiple Instance Adobe CF -

I'm currently looking to install Rails in the same way for Adobe CF.

Currently we run Adobe CF8 on top of JR4, in a multiple installation setup, we use Apache as a web server on our local sandboxes. We then use Apache virtual directories that point to our codebase that exists outside the CF reference. This gives us the last flexibility that we can run multiple servers, multiple sites from anywhere on our machines. In the production we use IIS 6, but the above still applies.

All the documents that have come to me till date have not yet been able to emulate this. I have tried combinations of Jebos, Railo War, Apache, JMMenet, Resin, JRUN, etc.

Things that we are trying to avoid: We do not want to include tomac (to replicate the web server requirement), we can copy the new site (as well as Apache) We do not want to configure anything in, we need our codebase to run from any location.

Has anybody been successful in optimizing this approach to the railways? Can you point me in the right direction or can a railway representative write a blog post for it?

Thanks in advance!

Dave

There is no capability to establish several examples of Rails or CF A Railo or CF feature but an application server Railo has been great in sandbox protection for each defined web reference. A web reference is commonly associated with the virtual host setting in the app server. Just like in Adobe CF, a web reference applies to anything similar to sandbox protection.

Anyway, different application servers (like resin) allow you to use regular expressions for virtual host definition (this means that web references are created on the fly and on the other. ) Or for each conference in a certain directory that you want to create, then it has happened that the settings of your separate applications running in different web contexts Have separated from each other. Security at its best

Wherever you want, your webtrays can be located. The only thing that does not work is that you make a virtual directory in Apache or IIS and then your app already runs there. But what you can do in Rails is to make a mapping that is called equally and takes that place to the exact same location. After this you can use it properly in CF.

We may also consider reading virtual directories from the web server and thus make related mapping. In addition you can make per application mapping to solve that problem.

If you have any other questions, then send an email to our Rails Google Group.

Gert Franz

Rail Professional Open Source

GRT (atr) getrailo.com