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Subject:    [jboss-user] [Beginner's Corner] - Re: How to get JBoss and Apache
From:       rbrtfreund <do-not-reply () jboss ! com>
Date:       2009-12-12 0:34:08
Message-ID: 5465380.1260578048335.JavaMail.jboss () nukes01 ! app ! mwc ! hst ! phx2 ! redhat ! com
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In short.. yes... your files go in the cfusion.war

Generally, you place your files in the directory (.war) you are creating. When you \
place a .war in jboss/server/default/ it will be registered as an application and \
accessible at the location unless you specify otherwise in the jboss-web.xml file. \
Every application has WEB-INF which is a standard java web application deployment \
descriptor folder where inside you'll have your web.xml. So your application context \
(in your case folder) would be http://localhost/cfusion. Now that gets us to the \
file. Your individual pages exist inside the .war which is your application on the \
server. So you would have a setup like:
> cfusion.war
> > WEB-INF
> > CFIDE
> > META-INF
> > helloworld.cfm

Any file you want to read should be in the application context. You generally don't \
need to and shouldn't point your apache docRoot at this folder. By forwarding to \
jboss, jboss-web is more then capable of handling the request. The DocRoot in the \
case of any app deployed in Jboss just won't be used - instead the application your \
working with will be targeted which is probably the desired behavior.


So in your case here's how your setup should work.

Apache with the proxy_mods installed. The directoryRoot of apache is irrelevant \
because you are not using it. Instead you are forwarding these requests onto your \
application. Your j2EE Web application is the cfusion.war. This gets targeted and \
picked up by requests to http://localhost because in your jboss-web.xml you told it \
to act on the root with : <context-root>/</context-root>.

At this point your coldfusion server application is live at http://localhost. Now.. \
the actual Website Applications you intend to build will live inside this main \
cfusion.war directory... which is providing you coldfusion inside a standard J2EE \
application server. Place all your coldfusion files in the cfusion.war directory or \
subdirectory's. 

Hope that helps!



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