Side-by-Side with ACF

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Currently have a Windows 2012 server with IIS and ACF 10. Am planning on
migrating all sites to Lucee for windows (and eventually, to linux).
Several sites involved. Would like to be able to run Lucee side-by-side
with IIS on this server, so that one by one we can switch the sites over
and test. Is this possible with Lucee? Is a separate item needed, like
this one that was available at one point for Railo?

http://cfsimplicity.com/82/installing-railo-on-iis-alongside-coldfusion-9

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Hi, I wrote those instructions for Railo but we continued using the
same set up after switching to Lucee not long after. Worked very well
as a way of gradually getting off ACF without the cost/hassle of
setting up separate production environments.

Even having got rid of ACF, we continue to connect up each of our
Lucee sites manually using this method.

http://cfsimplicity.com/105/manually-connecting-lucee-to-an-iis-website

The only possible issue with running both though is that we were on
ACF version 9 which used JRun. ACF10 uses Tomcat so you might need to
be more careful to avoid port conflicts.

Cheers
Julian.On 13 June 2016 at 18:12, Franc Amour <@Franc_Amour> wrote:

Currently have a Windows 2012 server with IIS and ACF 10. Am planning on
migrating all sites to Lucee for windows (and eventually, to linux).
Several sites involved. Would like to be able to run Lucee side-by-side
with IIS on this server, so that one by one we can switch the sites over and
test. Is this possible with Lucee? Is a separate item needed, like this
one that was available at one point for Railo?

http://cfsimplicity.com/82/installing-railo-on-iis-alongside-coldfusion-9

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not sure how useful this will be; can IIS be put in front of CommandBox?

https://www.ortussolutions.com/blog/new-screencast-showing-how-to-start-adobe-railo-and-lucee-5-servers-in-commandboxOn 14 June 2016 at 01:12, Franc Amour <@Franc_Amour> wrote:

Currently have a Windows 2012 server with IIS and ACF 10. Am planning on
migrating all sites to Lucee for windows (and eventually, to linux).
Several sites involved. Would like to be able to run Lucee side-by-side
with IIS on this server, so that one by one we can switch the sites over
and test. Is this possible with Lucee? Is a separate item needed, like
this one that was available at one point for Railo?

http://cfsimplicity.com/82/installing-railo-on-iis-alongside-coldfusion-9

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Regarding port conflicts… is there a summary somewhere, or the best way
to determine what ports are used by ACF right now, and what alternate ports
i could configure for Lucee?

I apparently have three java runtimes on this Windows 2012 64bit server:

ColdFusion 10 has a Java JRE in C:\ColdFusion10\jre\bin
There is also a JRE in C:\Program Files (x86)\Java\jre1.8.0_91 (is this for
browsers?)
And then there’s the JDK in C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.8.0_40

I assume this last one is the one to use with Lucee, and might allow
parallel install of lucre and CF as a result?

Thanks SO MUCH for the manual Lucee instructions… looking forward to
migrating all sites by year’s end if not sooner!

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Make sure that the elements in your Lucee site’s web.config
use the exact names that ACF’s handlers use. They may well be
something other than “cfmHandler” etc. Look in the root Handler
Mappings section of your IIS admin to see what names ACF is using
globally.

Julian.On 15 June 2016 at 16:06, Franc Amour <@Franc_Amour> wrote:

I removed the .cfm, .cfml, and .cfc handlers from the site i want to run
under Lucee, and I can see the BonCode connectors in the list. My index.cfm
file simply contains a CFDUMP of the server scope.

If I load the site with no file specified, http://www.example.com, I get the
server scope for the Lucee instance. If I specify the file,
http://www.example.com/index.cfm, I get the ColdFusion 10 Enterprise
instance.

What else do I need to remove in order to get ColdFusion 10 to completely
ignore this particular site/application?

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We had ACF 9 configured with global handlers (for all sites) too, but
were were able to override them using elements in each Lucee
site’s web.config as described in the blog post.

Sounds as if ACF10 does things differently.

Glad you got it working though, and hope your migration to Lucee goes well.On 15 June 2016 at 18:20, Franc Amour <@Franc_Amour> wrote:

The ACF web connector was set for “all” meaning that in IIS, every website
would be configured by default to use ACF, with no way to remove the ISAPI
filter from individual sites. To fix this, i took the time to independently
add the ACF web connector to the sites manually, then remove the “all” entry
and restart IIS. I can now independently configure each host for either ACF
or Lucee, and I’m apparently on my way. (There may have been an easier way
to fix this, but i didn’t have that many hosts to change so it worked out
fine. Wouldn’t want to repeat that process on a server with a large number
of hosts though!)

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Interesting problem has cropped up:

I removed the .cfm, .cfml, and .cfc handlers from the site i want to run
under Lucee, and I can see the BonCode connectors in the list. My
index.cfm file simply contains a CFDUMP of the server scope.

If I load the site with no file specified, http://www.example.com, I get
the server scope for the Lucee instance. If I specify the file,
http://www.example.com/index.cfm, I get the ColdFusion 10 Enterprise
instance.

What else do I need to remove in order to get ColdFusion 10 to completely
ignore this particular site/application?On Tuesday, June 14, 2016 at 3:56:58 AM UTC-4, Julian Halliwell wrote:

Hi, I wrote those instructions for Railo but we continued using the
same set up after switching to Lucee not long after. Worked very well
as a way of gradually getting off ACF without the cost/hassle of
setting up separate production environments.

Even having got rid of ACF, we continue to connect up each of our
Lucee sites manually using this method.

http://cfsimplicity.com/105/manually-connecting-lucee-to-an-iis-website

The only possible issue with running both though is that we were on
ACF version 9 which used JRun. ACF10 uses Tomcat so you might need to
be more careful to avoid port conflicts.

Cheers
Julian.

On 13 June 2016 at 18:12, Franc Amour <advan...@gmail.com <javascript:>> wrote:

Currently have a Windows 2012 server with IIS and ACF 10. Am planning
on
migrating all sites to Lucee for windows (and eventually, to linux).
Several sites involved. Would like to be able to run Lucee
side-by-side
with IIS on this server, so that one by one we can switch the sites over
and
test. Is this possible with Lucee? Is a separate item needed, like
this
one that was available at one point for Railo?

http://cfsimplicity.com/82/installing-railo-on-iis-alongside-coldfusion-9

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The ACF web connector was set for “all” meaning that in IIS, every website
would be configured by default to use ACF, with no way to remove the ISAPI
filter from individual sites. To fix this, i took the time to
independently add the ACF web connector to the sites manually, then remove
the “all” entry and restart IIS. I can now independently configure each
host for either ACF or Lucee, and I’m apparently on my way. (There may have
been an easier way to fix this, but i didn’t have that many hosts to change
so it worked out fine. Wouldn’t want to repeat that process on a server
with a large number of hosts though!)On Wednesday, June 15, 2016 at 11:19:45 AM UTC-4, Julian Halliwell wrote:

Make sure that the elements in your Lucee site’s web.config
use the exact names that ACF’s handlers use. They may well be
something other than “cfmHandler” etc. Look in the root Handler
Mappings section of your IIS admin to see what names ACF is using
globally.

Julian.

On 15 June 2016 at 16:06, Franc Amour <advan...@gmail.com <javascript:>> wrote:

I removed the .cfm, .cfml, and .cfc handlers from the site i want to run
under Lucee, and I can see the BonCode connectors in the list. My
index.cfm
file simply contains a CFDUMP of the server scope.

If I load the site with no file specified, http://www.example.com, I
get the
server scope for the Lucee instance. If I specify the file,
http://www.example.com/index.cfm, I get the ColdFusion 10 Enterprise
instance.

What else do I need to remove in order to get ColdFusion 10 to
completely
ignore this particular site/application?

9

disregard… used netstat to determine ACF 10 was not using the tomcat
ports proposed by Lucee. Your instructions were PERFECT!

Thanks.

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I had elements for the ACF handlers (they were inserted into
web.config when i used the UI on the server to remove them), but it didn’t
seem to work… however there may be something else that could be added to
web.config to keep ACF from paying attention. I’d research more, but with
all these sites to migrate… LOLOn Wednesday, June 15, 2016 at 3:11:11 PM UTC-4, Julian Halliwell wrote:

We had ACF 9 configured with global handlers (for all sites) too, but
were were able to override them using elements in each Lucee
site’s web.config as described in the blog post.

Sounds as if ACF10 does things differently.

Glad you got it working though, and hope your migration to Lucee goes
well.

On 15 June 2016 at 18:20, Franc Amour <advan...@gmail.com <javascript:>> wrote:

The ACF web connector was set for “all” meaning that in IIS, every
website
would be configured by default to use ACF, with no way to remove the
ISAPI
filter from individual sites. To fix this, i took the time to
independently
add the ACF web connector to the sites manually, then remove the “all”
entry
and restart IIS. I can now independently configure each host for either
ACF
or Lucee, and I’m apparently on my way. (There may have been an easier
way
to fix this, but i didn’t have that many hosts to change so it worked
out
fine. Wouldn’t want to repeat that process on a server with a large
number
of hosts though!)