Hmmm, no tutorial, but here’s a piece you might need:
What I do is use the built-in webservers on each and then change the
location of the webroot. If you wanted to use a local url for each, then
take a look here toward the bottom in the Configure the Sites section:
http://www.rendered-dreams.com/blog/2014/3/24/Deep-Dive-Multiple-sites-one-Railo-one-Tomcat
Changing the webroot on Railo or Lucee is simply a matter of setting the
docBase on the Context tag within your host declaration within server.xml
… also shown in the above tutorial.
The only thing you’ll need to do is ensure Railo and Lucee are running on
different ports. The port setting you need is also in server.xml, it looks
like this:
You need the one with *protocol=“HTTP/1.1” *and then of course you’d access
this server via *localhost:8888/ *or url.local:8888/
Personally, I wouldn’t mess with Apache or ISS locally - one less layer to
configure.
One other thing. ACF sessions can fail if you hit both ACF and Railo or
Lucee in the same browser from the same url, which would be the case if you
simply use localhost:port/site1, localhost:port/site2, etc. In case
sessions stop working on ACF, you’ll need to clear the localhost cookies.
To avoid this problem, I use a different browser for ACF.
No, wait, there’s one more thing … if you really need to avoid port
numbers in your local urls, then use Nginx as your local webserver. The
reverse proxy setup is very easy to configure for multiple engines. See
here:
Hope that helps …On Mon, Jun 1, 2015 at 3:47 PM, Steven Durette <@Steven_Durette> wrote:
Hi all,
I know I’ve seen this somewhere but I can’t find it now. I have a need to
test code against ACF, Railo, and Lucee because I have to prove that the
code will work as expected on all three. Currently we have a production
server with ACF9.01, a development server with Railo 4.2.1.008, and I’m
trying to get approval for the next production server to be on Lucee.
All that being said, does someone have a tutorial on installing ACF,
Railo, and Lucee on the same machine and having them all use the same CFML
codebase? Currently the machine I want to do this on had Railo 4.2.1.008,
IIS, and Windows 7 64 bit. I have no issues with switching to Apache for
the webserver if needed. What I was hoping to do in the end is use
host-headers so I could test. For example; local-railo.mysite.com,
local-acf.mysite.com, local-lucee.mysite.com
If anyone can point me to a tutorial for installing them side by side it
would be appreciated.
Also, if this is a double post, I apologize. I lost my internet
connection the first time I was trying to post this.
Thanks,
Steve
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