Hi,
We installed Lucee on our dev server and changed the web root from default
to point to our domains folder. All works fine through localhost on the dev
server but how do we get it to work via live url. We’ve turned off
ColdFusion but Lucee doesn’t serve the sites over the live \URL. Is there
some IIS setting or something? This must be a simple fix which I’m unable
to find.
TY,
Ian.
Have you added your live domain in the hosts section of
tomcat/conf/server.xml and restarted Lucee?
e.g.
Hey thanks Julian,
So I just added this to my server.xml;
( Does it look correct? )
and I restarted the Lucee service.
So when I go to the live URL http://app.locosoftware.ie/lucee/ian_test/ I
should see Lucee server however I still see CF server. Do I need to switch
off CF? I was hoping to have all both running side by side during testing.
Is it at all possible?
Also I’ve lookin in IIS > Handler Mappings and all seems to be correct
there.
Thanks for the help.
Ian.On Tuesday, 8 March 2016 11:52:42 UTC, Julian Halliwell wrote:
Have you added your live domain in the hosts section of
tomcat/conf/server.xml and restarted Lucee?
e.g.On 8 March 2016 at 11:32, Ian O’Sullivan <ian.os...@gmail.com <javascript:>> wrote:
We installed Lucee on our dev server and changed the web root from
default
to point to our domains folder. All works fine through localhost on the
dev
server but how do we get it to work via live url. We’ve turned off
ColdFusion but Lucee doesn’t serve the sites over the live \URL. Is
there
some IIS setting or something? This must be a simple fix which I’m
unable to
find.
Thanks a million Julian.
I got it working after some tweaking. Mainly my CF handlers were named
differently. I also had to remove the global handler (with an odd name) as
follows;
Ta for the assistance.
Ian.On 9 March 2016 at 12:20, Julian Halliwell <@Julian_Halliwell> wrote:
On 9 March 2016 at 11:00, Ian O’Sullivan <@Ian_O_Sullivan> wrote:
So I just added this to my server.xml;
( Does it look correct? )No the host name should just be the domain name, without “/lucee”. If
your app’s root is in a sub-folder then add that as the context path:So when I go to the live URL http://app.locosoftware.ie/lucee/ian_test/
I
should see Lucee server however I still see CF server. Do I need to
switch
off CF? I was hoping to have all both running side by side during
testing.
Is it at all possible?You can run both together by manually editing the handlers your
web.config. Here are some notes I wrote for Railo but which still
apply to Lucee:http://cfsimplicity.com/82/installing-railo-on-iis-alongside-coldfusion-9
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So I just added this to my server.xml;
( Does it look correct? )
No the host name should just be the domain name, without “/lucee”. If
your app’s root is in a sub-folder then add that as the context path:
So when I go to the live URL http://app.locosoftware.ie/lucee/ian_test/ I
should see Lucee server however I still see CF server. Do I need to switch
off CF? I was hoping to have all both running side by side during testing.
Is it at all possible?
You can run both together by manually editing the handlers your
web.config. Here are some notes I wrote for Railo but which still
apply to Lucee:
http://cfsimplicity.com/82/installing-railo-on-iis-alongside-coldfusion-9On 9 March 2016 at 11:00, Ian O’Sullivan <@Ian_O_Sullivan> wrote: