CF9 and FB

Hi all,
Maybe a CF guru can help with this issue:
https://forums.adobe.com/message/7397054#7397054
What configuration can I check?
Thanks

Hi Jeffry, from your “Community Professional” designation, I am assuming you are somehow associated with Adobe – right?
RDS Dataview may not be part of Flash Builder (FB4) (it’s a bunch of extensions for Eclipse), but all the indications are that it should work in FB4 – otherwise, why would FB4 five you the option “RDS Configuration” in the Preferences panel?
There are also a couple of pages in the FB4 Help with instructions on how to install those extensions if you are using CF8. I tried that, but got back an error message stating the operation could not be completed because of something having to do with dependencies. This is where I need help.
I heard someone say that Flex is better than the Nature Channel because its bugs are so big and diverse. I guess it’s good to look at it that way to keep from going crazy.
You are right when you say ColdFusion Builder is included in FB4. This is copied from the Adobe site page where you can buy FB4:
Adobe Flash Builder 4 Premium Edition
Adobe® Flash® Builder™ 4 Premium Edition software includes all features of Flash Builder 4 and adds professional testing tools, including profilers, network monitoring, an automated testing framework, integration with Flex® unit testing, and command line build support. It also includes Adobe ColdFusion® Builder™software. (Bold text emphasis mine).
So I find it kind of interesting to see nothing about it in FB or at any time throughout its installation – which I have done three times trying to figure this out. I would really like to learn how/where to find it so I can try it.
Any suggestions – from you or anyone else – about where to go from here would be highly appreciated.
Best,
Carlos

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It can be done, but it is not necessarily for the faint of heart. I haven't done it in quite some time. Here are the basics:
Figure out which ports CF 9 is using.
Install CF11 using the built-in web server first (don't connect it to IIS). Make sure CF 11 is not trying to use the same ports as CF 9.
Run the CF9 Web Server Connection Tool. See if you have "all sites" configured. If you do, remove the connector and reinstall individually to the sites you want CF9 to operate. Make sure your sites operate properly before moving on.
If you want to have the same site code run under both CF9 and CF11, you'll need to copy the directory of the CF9 site to a new directory for CF11 (e.g.: D:\sites\MySite -> D:\sites\MySite2)
Run the CF11 Web Server Connection Tool. Connect your CF11 site (D:\sites\MySite2) to IIS.
Repeat 4&5 for each site you are parallel testing with CF11.
I'd do a Google search on "install multiple versions of ColdFusion", as there are several blog articles involving previous versions of ColdFusion. If you find one that shows CF9 paired with CF10, it should be pretty much the same for CF9 and CF11.
If it were me, though, I'd spin up a virtual machine, copy the site code in, and install CF11. I would then do extensive testing, fix code that breaks, then when once I was satisfied CF11 is working fine, copy the code updates back to my production server and do an upgrade install of CF11 to replace CF9.
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@elizinn, someone may offer a single sentence proposal of how to fix things, but in my experience (helping solve such problems), this could be far more challenging problem to resolve than meets the eye, and all the more so if you're new to all this.
I'll share my observations, for what they're worth. Sorry if ultimately your problem is totally unrelated, but perhaps then it will help someone else reading this later. Also, it's not clear, but I'm assuming that you DID proceed with the CF9 update. Even if you didn't, some of what I offer could still help you, if you can stick with me.
First, you refer to not finding the DateChooser.png. Are you saying that it's somehow appearing as a broken link? Or are you getting a 404?
As a test, it should be found at:
http://[server]/CFIDE/scripts/ajax/resources/cf/images/DateChooser.png
What happens when you do that? That could be useful, diagnostically.
As for the question of mappings, and CF updates, that actually could be a real mess, from my experience, if people aren't careful about what they're doing. Things get all the more complicated when people support multiple web sites and start doing manual configurations. Let me explain.
The problem could have to do with where the first install of CF8 put the CFIDE, and then where the update to CF9 expected to update those files. It wouldn't be hard for someone not understanding things to have told the update to put its files in a different place than the original install, which could cause IIS (and your sites and requests) to be finding the wrong files (even if not a 404, they may not be the updated version for CF9).
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I appreciate that it may sound confusing. This is one of those things where it may be faster for you to have someone with experience look over your shoulder and help correct things. There are some of us who do that, if you're interested. I list myself and others at cf411.com/#cfassist.
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/charlie arehart
[email protected]
Providing CF and CFBuilder troubleshooting services
at http://www.carehart.org/consulting

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