I am in the process of setting up a new web server for our team using
Tomcat 8 / Java 8 / Lucee. I am pretty close as I can get the server and
web admins to load up and can hit my sites correctly. However, none of my
mappings and datasources are taking effect. I have defined them within the
lucee-server.xml in C:\Tomcat\Lucee\lucee-server\context.
When I look at the mappings tab in both the server and web admin, only the
defaults are present. Any ideas as to what part of the configuration I
could be missing? Happy to provide any more information about my setup that
would help diagnose the issue. Thanks!
I have defined them within the lucee-server.xml in
C:\Tomcat\Lucee\lucee-server\context.
When I look at the mappings tab in both the server and web admin, only
the defaults are present.
so you defined them manually in the xml? why?
most likely the definitions in the xml are incorrect and therefore you
do not see them there.
if you are referring to class names – and are migrating from Railo
(which is the only explanation I can think of for the reason you did
this manually – be sure to use the Lucee packages and not the Railo
ones. that would definitely cause the issue you are experiencing.
I am in the process of setting up a new web server for our team using
Tomcat 8 / Java 8 / Lucee. I am pretty close as I can get the server
and web admins to load up and can hit my sites correctly. However,
none of my mappings and datasources are taking effect. I have defined
them within the lucee-server.xml in
C:\Tomcat\Lucee\lucee-server\context.
When I look at the mappings tab in both the server and web admin, only
the defaults are present. Any ideas as to what part of the
configuration I could be missing? Happy to provide any more
information about my setup that would help diagnose the issue. Thanks!
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This is a fresh installation, so there shouldn’t be any Railo remnants I
can think of. The decision was made prior to my employment here, but my
guess as to why we define them manually in that config was so that we can
just drop it into a new installation and have the changes correct
configuration for all sites. I have confirmed my mappings are correct
(assuming full directory paths work, they did in Railo’s equivalent
config). Here is what I have in there currently. If there was an invalid
path, would there be any log of this?
I’m open to suggestions as far as a better way to manage these
configurations. I am trying to tidy everything up anyway, so now is the
time to change our environment setup and processes. Thanks.On Tue, Aug 4, 2015 at 11:57 AM, Igal @ Lucee.org <@Igal> wrote:
I have defined them within the lucee-server.xml in
C:\Tomcat\Lucee\lucee-server\context.
When I look at the mappings tab in both the server and web admin, only the
defaults are present.
so you defined them manually in the xml? why?
most likely the definitions in the xml are incorrect and therefore you do
not see them there.
if you are referring to class names – and are migrating from Railo (which
is the only explanation I can think of for the reason you did this manually
– be sure to use the Lucee packages and not the Railo ones. that would
definitely cause the issue you are experiencing.
I am in the process of setting up a new web server for our team using
Tomcat 8 / Java 8 / Lucee. I am pretty close as I can get the server and
web admins to load up and can hit my sites correctly. However, none of my
mappings and datasources are taking effect. I have defined them within the
lucee-server.xml in C:\Tomcat\Lucee\lucee-server\context.
When I look at the mappings tab in both the server and web admin, only the
defaults are present. Any ideas as to what part of the configuration I
could be missing? Happy to provide any more information about my setup that
would help diagnose the issue. Thanks!
See Lucee at CFCamp Oct 22 & 23 2015 @ Munich Airport, Germany - Get your
ticket NOW - http://www.cfcamp.org/