Comments for T.Bogard's Journey Blog http://www.tbogard.com Web Programming, Gaming and a bit of personal life Thu, 05 Jan 2012 15:16:44 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on Installing Coldfusion 9 over XAMPP – Part 1 : Installation and first run by T.Bogard http://www.tbogard.com/2011/04/22/installing-coldfusion-9-over-xampp-part-1-installation-and-first-run/#comment-195 T.Bogard Thu, 05 Jan 2012 15:16:44 +0000 http://www.tbogard.com/?p=191#comment-195 mmm, there is not so much differences between 32 or 64 bit, the only main difference may be is XAMPP that is built on 32 bit, so it is better to use a 32 bit edition. I can do an update to 64 bit to see the differences... soon I will do an update in my article so you can see what is the correct procedure. thanks. mmm, there is not so much differences between 32 or 64 bit, the only main difference may be is XAMPP that is built on 32 bit, so it is better to use a 32 bit edition. I can do an update to 64 bit to see the differences… soon I will do an update in my article so you can see what is the correct procedure.

thanks.

]]> Comment on Installing Coldfusion 9 over XAMPP – Part 1 : Installation and first run by T.Bogard http://www.tbogard.com/2011/04/22/installing-coldfusion-9-over-xampp-part-1-installation-and-first-run/#comment-194 T.Bogard Thu, 05 Jan 2012 14:33:28 +0000 http://www.tbogard.com/?p=191#comment-194 I would like to contact you. Please register yourself in the site, so I can contact you I would like to contact you. Please register yourself in the site, so I can contact you

]]> Comment on Installing Coldfusion 9 over XAMPP – Part 1 : Installation and first run by Kasper http://www.tbogard.com/2011/04/22/installing-coldfusion-9-over-xampp-part-1-installation-and-first-run/#comment-193 Kasper Wed, 04 Jan 2012 19:40:02 +0000 http://www.tbogard.com/?p=191#comment-193 Unfortunatly, I'm already running into another problem... When I install XAMPP on my 64bit windows machine (not the 32bit one from before), I get an error: The following information is meant for the website developer for debugging purposes. Error Occurred While Processing Request File not found: /CFIDE/administrator/index.cfm XAMPP works just fine... I tried installing 32bit CF and 64bit CF (not on the C: drive though, as that is my SSD, and its almost full; I'm using my F: drive) but both give this error. Is there a big difference between the 32bit and 64bit CF? (and which one do you recommend?) Please contact me via email Unfortunatly, I’m already running into another problem…
When I install XAMPP on my 64bit windows machine (not the 32bit one from before), I get an error:
The following information is meant for the website developer for debugging purposes.
Error Occurred While Processing Request
File not found: /CFIDE/administrator/index.cfm

XAMPP works just fine…

I tried installing 32bit CF and 64bit CF (not on the C: drive though, as that is my SSD, and its almost full; I’m using my F: drive) but both give this error.
Is there a big difference between the 32bit and 64bit CF? (and which one do you recommend?)

Please contact me via email

]]> Comment on Installing Coldfusion 9 over XAMPP – Part 1 : Installation and first run by Kasper http://www.tbogard.com/2011/04/22/installing-coldfusion-9-over-xampp-part-1-installation-and-first-run/#comment-192 Kasper Tue, 03 Jan 2012 19:03:51 +0000 http://www.tbogard.com/?p=191#comment-192 Ok sweet, I managed to change the port used by VMWare, and it seems I can now run Apache sucessfully! And I had a look, and the ColdFusion administration login page works!!!!! Sweeet!!! Thank you for your help!, I can continue the tutorial now :D Ok sweet, I managed to change the port used by VMWare, and it seems I can now run Apache sucessfully!
And I had a look, and the ColdFusion administration login page works!!!!!
Sweeet!!!
Thank you for your help!, I can continue the tutorial now :D

]]> Comment on Installing Coldfusion 9 over XAMPP – Part 1 : Installation and first run by Kasper http://www.tbogard.com/2011/04/22/installing-coldfusion-9-over-xampp-part-1-installation-and-first-run/#comment-191 Kasper Tue, 03 Jan 2012 18:55:00 +0000 http://www.tbogard.com/?p=191#comment-191 Ok, thanks for that. I changed the Skype ports, but still I cant get Apache to run on port 80. Also note that I do not have Skype running by default (on startup). I checked my ports with CurrPorts, but port 80 is not used... Port 443 is used by vmware-hostd.exe though, could that be the problem? Also, why would I have to reinstall ColdFusion? Because it build its config based on the apache configuration? (I don't know) If it just reads the config files, it could work after I fix the port usage and reset the config files to the default ports again (which I've done now). I'd appreciate it if you could perhaps contact me via email (the one I use in this message), so I know when you have replied, and we can communicate faster... I'll have a look if I can change that vmware port 443 usage... Ok, thanks for that.
I changed the Skype ports, but still I cant get Apache to run on port 80. Also note that I do not have Skype running by default (on startup).

I checked my ports with CurrPorts, but port 80 is not used…
Port 443 is used by vmware-hostd.exe though, could that be the problem?

Also, why would I have to reinstall ColdFusion? Because it build its config based on the apache configuration? (I don’t know)
If it just reads the config files, it could work after I fix the port usage and reset the config files to the default ports again (which I’ve done now).

I’d appreciate it if you could perhaps contact me via email (the one I use in this message), so I know when you have replied, and we can communicate faster…

I’ll have a look if I can change that vmware port 443 usage…

]]> Comment on Installing Coldfusion 9 over XAMPP – Part 1 : Installation and first run by T.Bogard http://www.tbogard.com/2011/04/22/installing-coldfusion-9-over-xampp-part-1-installation-and-first-run/#comment-190 T.Bogard Tue, 03 Jan 2012 14:06:41 +0000 http://www.tbogard.com/?p=191#comment-190 OK, first of all, check if Skype (it happened to me) uses the port 80 and 443, please read this page : http://drupal.org/node/275924 or http://www.apachefriends.org/en/faq-xampp-windows.html#nostart, it gives you what you need to do in case other app uses that port. The use of port 80 is <strong>CRITICAL</strong>. The internal operations for Coldfusion requires the use of the 8080 port, that part of its core that is based on JAVAEE WebApps. Now, Relating to having at the same time Internet Information Services and XAMPP running at the same time, each one will claim to use the port 80 and 443. If you consider that your main projects runs on PHP, set up another ports for your IIS to run and leave XAMPP running the default web ports, or disable the services on IIS. If you do not have any clue what programs are using the port 80 and 443, you may need to run the XAMPP Port Checker, that usually is under the XAMPP root directory. Now, quoting from the same of apache friends, the post mentions: "<strong>That solution is fine if you always want to add the port number at the end of the domain name, but the correct solution is to take control of the situation by locating what is using the ports that XAMPP requires for it's servers and then disable the conflicting servers (Listeners) so you don't have this conflict.</strong> You can use the built in xampp-portcheck.exe file in older versions or use this little free non install app. currports from here. which is the backbone of the previous versions port check utility: http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/cports.html <strong>BTW port 8080 will conflict with Apache Tomcat if you want to be able to use this XAMPP Java feature.</strong>". So I encourage you to: - check what programs are interfering with the normal ports (80 and 443) and change its configurations or disable them. - reinstall XAMPP with the default ports - uninstall and reinstall Adobe Coldfusion. This should be enough, If you can't solve this issue, please let me know how to contact you to help you in a join.me session OK, first of all, check if Skype (it happened to me) uses the port 80 and 443, please read this page : http://drupal.org/node/275924 or http://www.apachefriends.org/en/faq-xampp-windows.html#nostart, it gives you what you need to do in case other app uses that port. The use of port 80 is CRITICAL. The internal operations for Coldfusion requires the use of the 8080 port, that part of its core that is based on JAVAEE WebApps.

Now, Relating to having at the same time Internet Information Services and XAMPP running at the same time, each one will claim to use the port 80 and 443. If you consider that your main projects runs on PHP, set up another ports for your IIS to run and leave XAMPP running the default web ports, or disable the services on IIS.

If you do not have any clue what programs are using the port 80 and 443, you may need to run the XAMPP Port Checker, that usually is under the XAMPP root directory.

Now, quoting from the same of apache friends, the post mentions:

“That solution is fine if you always want to add the port number at the end of the domain name, but the correct solution is to take control of the situation by locating what is using the ports that XAMPP requires for it’s servers and then disable the conflicting servers (Listeners) so you don’t have this conflict.

You can use the built in xampp-portcheck.exe file in older versions or use this little free non install app. currports from here. which is the backbone of the previous versions port check utility:
http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/cports.html

BTW port 8080 will conflict with Apache Tomcat if you want to be able to use this XAMPP Java feature.“.

So I encourage you to:

- check what programs are interfering with the normal ports (80 and 443) and change its configurations or disable them.
- reinstall XAMPP with the default ports
- uninstall and reinstall Adobe Coldfusion.

This should be enough, If you can’t solve this issue, please let me know how to contact you to help you in a join.me session

]]> Comment on Installing Coldfusion 9 over XAMPP – Part 1 : Installation and first run by Kasper http://www.tbogard.com/2011/04/22/installing-coldfusion-9-over-xampp-part-1-installation-and-first-run/#comment-189 Kasper Tue, 03 Jan 2012 10:39:36 +0000 http://www.tbogard.com/?p=191#comment-189 Thanks for the reply, Though I'm not sure what you mean with there is no port 8080? I use that port because port 80 is already used by other applications (I got that error, so I followed this little tutorial: http://www.apachefriends.org/f/viewtopic.php?p=116257#p177450 Which shows how I can switch port 80 to 8080. Then I can install XXAMP fine, and run the Apache server. Step 12 I did exactly like you did there, pointing to the right locations... And, what do you mean by: 'you have shared IIS and XAMPP AT THE SAME TIME'? What is that IIS you are talking about? (Internet Information Services?) How would I not do that? Thanks for the reply, Though I’m not sure what you mean with there is no port 8080?
I use that port because port 80 is already used by other applications (I got that error, so I followed this little tutorial: http://www.apachefriends.org/f/viewtopic.php?p=116257#p177450
Which shows how I can switch port 80 to 8080.
Then I can install XXAMP fine, and run the Apache server.
Step 12 I did exactly like you did there, pointing to the right locations…

And, what do you mean by: ‘you have shared IIS and XAMPP AT THE SAME TIME’?
What is that IIS you are talking about? (Internet Information Services?)
How would I not do that?

]]> Comment on Installing Coldfusion 9 over XAMPP – Part 1 : Installation and first run by T.Bogard http://www.tbogard.com/2011/04/22/installing-coldfusion-9-over-xampp-part-1-installation-and-first-run/#comment-188 T.Bogard Tue, 03 Jan 2012 03:45:14 +0000 http://www.tbogard.com/?p=191#comment-188 Hi Casper Check the screenshots at step 25. As you can see, there is no port 8080. It happens when you install your server in standalone mode without Apache. The best thing you can do is to uninstall, and reinstall adequately your Coldfusion Server making sure in the step 12 you choose correctly your Apache server. Another thing is if you have shared IIS and XAMPP AT THE SAME TIME! do not do that, since the fight for the port 80 will be a miserable loss of time. Hi Casper

Check the screenshots at step 25. As you can see, there is no port 8080. It happens when you install your server in standalone mode without Apache. The best thing you can do is to uninstall, and reinstall adequately your Coldfusion Server making sure in the step 12 you choose correctly your Apache server.

Another thing is if you have shared IIS and XAMPP AT THE SAME TIME! do not do that, since the fight for the port 80 will be a miserable loss of time.

]]> Comment on Installing Coldfusion 9 over XAMPP – Part 1 : Installation and first run by Kasper http://www.tbogard.com/2011/04/22/installing-coldfusion-9-over-xampp-part-1-installation-and-first-run/#comment-186 Kasper Mon, 02 Jan 2012 13:43:38 +0000 http://www.tbogard.com/?p=191#comment-186 Hi, I get stuck on step 25: when I open the page localhost:8080/CFIDE/administrator/index.cfm (or http://127.0.0.1:8080/CFIDE/administrator/index.cfm ) I get a download prompt for the cfm file... Which obviously should be rendered by XAMPP? How can I fix this? Hi,
I get stuck on step 25: when I open the page localhost:8080/CFIDE/administrator/index.cfm (or http://127.0.0.1:8080/CFIDE/administrator/index.cfm ) I get a download prompt for the cfm file… Which obviously should be rendered by XAMPP?

How can I fix this?

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