ColdFusion MX Administrator unreachable

I have installed Trial ColdFusion Enterprise MX 7.0.1
multiserver on my machine : Windows 2000 Pro + IIS 5.0 + java
1.4.2_04
Impossible to load the ColdFusion MX Administrator page
http://127.0.0.1/CFIDE/administrator/index.cfm.
I have checked the install logs, all seems to be OK, no
error.
Could you help me?

try this - its probable you dont have the CFDocs to restore,
however read this below
its from
http://www.macromedia.com/cfusion/knowledgebase/index.cfm?id=b41d02c5
Uninstalling Macromedia ColdFusion MX 6.1 after migrating to
ColdFusion MX 7 removes the CFIDE and cfdocs folders. This problem
exists primarily on Windows machines and when ColdFusion MX is
configured to run with an external web server.
Reason
The ColdFusion MX 7 CFIDE and cfdocs folders replace the
ColdFusion MX 6.1 folders during the migration process. However,
you are still able to uninstall ColdFusion MX 6.1 using the
uninstall program. When you run the uninstall program for
ColdFusion MX 6.1, the CFIDE and cfdocs folders are removed and
therefore, you are unable to run ColdFusion MX 7 afterwards.
Solution
Use the steps below to avoid this problem:
Start the ColdFusion MX 7 installation with ColdFusion MX 6.1
running, so that the migration will occur. Make sure you allow to
configure with an external web server.
Complete the ColdFusion MX 7 installation and copy any items
that didn't migrate.
Make a copy of the CFIDE and cfdocs folders.
Uninstall ColdFusion MX 6.1.
Restart the ColdFusion Application Server service.
Copy the CFIDE and cfdocs folders back to the root directory.

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I feel like this is a really simple and stupid question and should be easy to figure out, but I can't.
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All, cross-posted from the ColdFusion Server Administration
forum:
I've run into an issue with CFMX7 clustering on a subnet with
multicast disabled. In our configuration, we have two physical
Windows Server 2003 Enterprise Edition servers hosting nine
ColdFusion MX 7 Enterprise clusters. Each server hosts one of two
instances in a cluster. i.e.:
server1 [1.2.3.4] - instance1-1 <- cluster1 -> server2
[1.2.3.5] - instance1-2
server1 [1.2.3.4] - instance2-1 <- cluster2 -> server2
[1.2.3.5] - instance2-2
server1 [1.2.3.4] - instance3-1 <- cluster3 -> server2
[1.2.3.5] - instance3-2
server1 [1.2.3.4] - instance4-1 <- cluster4 -> server2
[1.2.3.5] - instance4-2
server1 [1.2.3.4] - instance5-1 <- cluster5 -> server2
[1.2.3.5] - instance5-2
server1 [1.2.3.4] - instance6-1 <- cluster6 -> server2
[1.2.3.5] - instance6-2
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[1.2.3.5] - instance7-2
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[1.2.3.5] - instance8-2
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[1.2.3.5] - instance9-2
My first step in enabling peer discovery was to add the
unicastPeer attribute to the ClusterManager service under each
instance.
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<service class="jrunx.cluster.ClusterManager"
name="ClusterManager">
<attribute name="bindToJNDI">true</attribute>
<attribute name="enabled">true</attribute>
<attribute
name="clusterDomain">cluster1</attribute>




<attribute name="unicastPeer">1.2.3.5</attribute>
<service class="jrunx.cluster.ClusterDeployerService"
name="ClusterDeployerService">
<attribute
name="deployDirectory">{jrun.server.rootdir}/SERVER-INF/cluster</attribute>
<attribute name="deactivated">false</attribute>
</service>
</service>
e.g. jrun.xml on instance1-2:
<service class="jrunx.cluster.ClusterManager"
name="ClusterManager">
<attribute name="bindToJNDI">true</attribute>
<attribute name="enabled">true</attribute>
<attribute
name="clusterDomain">cluster1</attribute>




<attribute name="unicastPeer">1.2.3.4</attribute>
<service class="jrunx.cluster.ClusterDeployerService"
name="ClusterDeployerService">
<attribute
name="deployDirectory">{jrun.server.rootdir}/SERVER-INF/cluster</attribute>
<attribute name="deactivated">false</attribute>
</service>
</service>
. . . and so on for each instance and cluster. This is where
the problem begins. When I start the instances, every instance
discovers every other instance as a cluster peer, regardless of
cluster domain.
Another forum user suggested using host:port, where port is
the JNDI listening port. That doesn't work. Using the Jini
listening port, however, does work, e.g.:
<attribute
name="unicastPeer">1.2.3.4:4160</attribute>
That presents another problem. The Jini listening port
defaults to 4160. If 4160 is taken, a port is chosen at random.
I can't find documentation on setting a static Jini listening
port, if that's even the correct action to take.
Thoughts?
From what I can tell, the version of Reggie (the Jini lookup
service) shipped with JRun only supports setting the unicast
listening port programmatically. Reggie is started by
jrunx.cluster.ClusterManager.init--actually, the private method
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Assuming we can't tweak Reggie, I guess a more appropriate
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groups/domains in a call to getPeers? I'll cross-post to the JRun
forums and investigate JRun Updater 6.
Trev

. . . and it appears I'm exposing my ignorance of Jini in
general. :-)
If I now understand the Jini discovery process correctly, a
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groups. The registrar will respond if and only if its service ID is
not in the request and its group memberships exactly match one or
more of the groups in the request.
A unicast request includes nothing more than the protocol
version, and the registrar will respond as if a valid multicast
request had been received.
In both cases, the response packet includes a marshalled copy
of the ServiceRegistrar object and the names of all groups of which
the registrar is a member.
Without looking at more of JRun, I'm guessing that in some,
if not all cases, either JRun's discovery implementation assumes
that any response from a unicast query is valid, regardless of the
server IDs or group names received, or the logic that sorts out the
response isn't 100% correct.

Can't Apply Hotfix?

I'm trying to apply the cumulative hotfix 3 (chf7020003.jar)
to my instance of Coldfusion MX 7. I've uploaded it through the
admin screen, submitted, and then restarted all of the ColdFusion
services, but the update level in coldfusion's administrator page
still shows the update level as hf702-64586.jar (which I believe is
the XSS fix from a while bac). Shouldn't the update level read
chf7020003.jar since that hotfix is newer and includes the XSS fix?
Am I doing something wrong?

The updater process cannot remove old jar files since they're
locked by ColdFusion. Generally, when an update comes around I stop
ColdFusion and delete the jar files that have been replaced by the
hotfix and then copy the hot fix to:
<coldfusion_home>\WEB-INF\cfusion\lib\updates
Then startup CF and move on with the day.
coldfusion_home is different depending on your install of
CF.

Using session variables

I use this session variable in an application.
<CFSET Session.CPActive = True>
I thought that the variable would be deleted when I close the
browser.
When I open a new browser window the Session.CPActive is
still defined and True!!??
Any comments on this?

Found the answer herre
http://livedocs.macromedia.com/coldfusion/7/htmldocs/wwhelp/wwhimpl/common/html/wwhelp.htm ?context=ColdFusion_Documentation&file=00001156.htm
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associated with a given application. Sessions are specific to both
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set of session variables.
This logical view of a session begins with the first
connection to an application by a client and ends after that
client's last connection. However, because of the stateless nature
of the web, it is not always possible to define a precise point at
which a session ends. A session should end when the user finishes
using an application. In most cases, however, a web application has
no way of knowing if a user has finished or is just lingering over
a page.
Therefore, sessions always terminate after a time-out period
of inactivity. If the user does not access a page of the
application within this time-out period, ColdFusion interprets this
as the end of the session and clears any variables associated with
that session.
The default time-out for session variables is 20 minutes. You
can change the default time-out on the Memory Variables page in the
Server Settings area in the ColdFusion MX Administrator.
You can also set the time-out period for session variables
inside a specific application (thereby overruling the Administrator
default setting) by setting the Application.cfc This.sessionTimeout
variable or by using the cfapplication tag sessionTimeout
attribute. However, you cannot set a time-out value for that is
greater than the maximum session time-out value set on the
Administrator Memory Variables page.
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IDENTITY_INSERT Error

We have recently migrated to Coldfusion 8 and have found that certain ALTER SQL commands that ran just fine in our old Coldfusion 7 environment will generate errors in CF8. We verified that all permission are given in both Coldfusion 8 Administrator Datasource Settings and SQLServer 2005 for ALTER rights to this table but we continue to get the following error.
[Macromedia][SQLServer JDBC Driver][SQLServer]Cannot find the object "dbo.SCI_Group" because it does not exist or you do not have permissions.
Here is our SQL Query that we are executing:
      DECLARE @base INT
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      SET IDENTITY_INSERT dbo.SCI_Group ON
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        (ID, ParID, OldID, DowID, FYR, Name, Sort, Description, f_Input, f_Output, f_Enabled, f_Parent)
        SELECT
        ID + @base,
        ParID + @base,
        ID,
        DowID,
        @fyr,
        Name,
        Sort,
        Description,
        f_Input,
        f_Output,
        f_Enabled,
        f_Parent
      FROM
        SCI_Group
      WHERE
        FYR = (@fyr - 1)
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Any insight from prior experience on this error type is much appreciated.
Thanks!
Mike

Things to check:
1. Does the code execute correctly without SET IDENTITY_INSERT statements?
2. Check permissions for your login. From the Microsoft documentation for SET IDENTITY_INSERT: "User must own the object, or be a member of the sysadmin fixed server role, or the db_owner and db_ddladmin fixed database roles."
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms188059(SQL.90).aspx
From the Microsoft documentation for IDENT_CURRENT: "Returns NULL on error or if a caller does not have permission to view the object. In SQL Server 2005, a user can only view the metadata of securables that the user owns or on which the user has been granted permission. This means that metadata-emitting, built-in functions such as IDENT_CURRENT may return NULL if the user does not have any permission on the object. For more information, see Metadata Visibility Configuration and Troubleshooting Metadata Visibility."
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms175098(SQL.90).aspx
3. Can you wrap your SQL into a stored procedure and using that instead of using a batch of SQL statements?
Were there any database, network, or ColdFusion changes in the upgrade other then the move from CF7 to CF8?

Font Management - No Fonts Found

CFDocument does not work due to having no fonts found in Font Management in CF9 Administrator.
also, registering fonts via Font Management fails - nothing but a blank page is displayed when a font path is submitted. here's my system info:
- Windows Server 2003 Standard x64 Edition
- ColdFusion 9.01 Enterprise
I've also installed Acrobat X Pro to see if its fonts would be listed in CF9 Administrator, but failed.
any help would be greatly appreicated.
thanks!

Just out of curiosity, by “uninstalling the CHF2”, do you mean you just removed the cfh9010002.jar? or did you also revert the changes made to the CFIDE, \lib, and \wwwroot]WEB-INF\lib directories? It would just be interesting to know if you did only the former (the jar) and not the latter. Similarly, if you really mean you uninstalled CF and reinstalled it to not include the CHF2, I’ll just note that sometimes problems with the Admin breaking are due instead to mistakes made in updating those other 3 directories. Just sharing the observation.
More at:
http://www.carehart.org/blog/client/index.cfm/2011/10/21/why_chfs_may_break
/charlie
Re: Font Management - No Fonts Found
created by Richard Davies <http://forums.adobe.com/people/Richard+Davies> in ColdFusion Server Administration - View the full discussion <http://forums.adobe.com/message/4529055#4529055>
It appears in my case this was caused by the Cumulative Hot Fix 2. After uninstalling the hot fix 2 the fonts are again listed in the CF9 administrator.
System details:
CF9.0.1
Windows Server 2008 R2 Standard (64 bit)
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Syslog logging in CF801

How to enable syslog error logging in CF801?
Its old & documented bug #47314 [http://www.adobe.com/support/coldfusion/releasenotes/mx/knownissues_mx_j2ee_p2.html]
In the ColdFusion MX Administrator,on the Debugging & Logging > Logging Settings page, the Use operating system logging facilities option does not work. If you select it, restarting your application server throws the following error:
log4j:ERROR No syslog host is set for SyslogAppender named "null".
I got the same error.
Are there any solutions to enable it? Can I setup it by hands(edit some files)??
thanks

no such feature outthere, there is a field in the tables that will tell you the time a record was last updated cross reference that to your webserver access logs .. maybe that helps
we use SVN as a source depository for any code. The only way to promote the code form Dev to QA is to have it checked in, hence somewhat being able to identify who changed what

CFMAIL sending duplicate messages

I am using ColdFusion 11 on a Windows Virtual Server 2008. The CFMAIL tag is producing duplicate messages (3 each time with IE11 and 2 each time with FireFox. Numerous tests have produced the same results. I tested with and without the mail spooler enabled - no change. The code is simple. no loops, no query, no double-click of the 'send' button. I have seen other complaints about this in other forums with the only solution being "to disable CF scripts that start/stop the mail spooler". 1) Does anyone have a suggestion? 2) How would I disable the CF Script to start/stop the spooler? Robert

RM, not your answer, but note that you’ve asked this on the CFBuilder forums. That’s the CF IDE (integrated development environment, or editor).
You will want to ask this on the CF Forum or one of its subforums instead (perhaps the ColdFusion Server Administration one). It and they are listed at https://forums.adobe.com/community/coldfusion.
/charlie

MYSQL 5.0 connection

i had follow the instruction
Note: Connector/J version 3.1.11 and higher cannot be used
with ColdFusion MX 7 because of MySQL bug 13469. Connector/J 3.1.10
should be used instead for ColdFusion MX 7 until this MySQL bug is
fixed. All -Connector/J version 3.0 releases and all version 3.2
releases work with ColdFusion MX 7.
-Extract the mysql-connector-java-3.{n}-bin.jar file from the
downloaded archive file.
-Save the mysql-connector-java-3.{n}-bin.jar file in the
cf_root/WEB-INF/lib directory.
-Restart the ColdFusion MX server.
-Add a new data source to the ColdFusion MX Administrator,
using the driver option Other.
-Enter the JDBC URL: jdbc:mysql://[host]:[port]/[database]
-Enter the Driver Class: com.mysql.jdbc.Driver
-Complete username/password, and adjust other data source
settings, if needed.
-.Submit the data source for verification.
but still got error occurs :
データソース用の接続確認に失敗しました:
hm_account
java.sql.SQLException: Cannot connect to MySQL server on
hm:3306. Is there a MySQL server running on the machine/port you
are trying to connect to? (java.net.UnknownHostException)
ルート原因
:java.sql.SQLException: Cannot connect to MySQL server on hm:3306.
Is there a MySQL server running on the machine/port you are trying
to connect to? (java.net.UnknownHostException)

the newest driver works with 5+... 3.1.13
and that previous bug has been fixed in the 3.1.13 driver. I
use the
latest driver for connections to 4.0, 4.1 & 5.0 on my dev
box.
As BKBK suggested, make sure MySQL is running, no firewall
issues, port
number is correct, etc.
HTH,
Tim Carley
www.recfusion.com
[email protected]

Data Source Username

I have set up an SQL database in the coldfusion MX
administrator and it enables ok. When I refresh the databases tab
in dreamweaver it recognises the database. I then select recordset
in the bindings tab and select teh database in the drop down menu.
Then I get a user name and password box. What user name and
password is it looking for? I have tried all I can think of!

Problem solved, there was a permissions problem with the
mysql file by going into terminal and running the chmod 777 command
on the file it now allows me to select the database without
entering a username or password. Not sure why it didn't work when
entering the root username and password I can only assume root
didn't have all priviledges either!
Thanks for help.

RDS - Flex 2 errors

Arrrgggg. This is driving me nuts. Using Win2K3 with all
updates, IIS6, web xml file is not commented, server ports 80 and
8500 fail, tried using IP, reinstalled CF, DW and CF Admin will
connect using RDS, password reset, java update. Nothing works and
it's driving me insane, In the RDS cofiguration of Flex I get the
"can't connect to RDS" error.
I want to use Flex, I really do, but it shouldn't be this
hard to configure using a Win2K3 and IIS6 setup.

Hi, I had the same difficulties in a previous post last week
(look for if you like) and received this answer which seems
comprehensive -- but I have not put it into effect just yet
(working with the localhost for now).
Not sure if it helps (I'm a clueless noob at the moment) but
getting there slowly. . . .
As it is on port 8300 it sounds like you performed a JRun
install and used the built in ColdFusion web server. I would not
recommend doing that. I would suggest installing Apache or
configuring IIS. Then reinstall ColdFusion and chose to run the web
server connector. That way you can have it running on the standard
port 80. If you do not like IIS, Apache for Windows in version
2.2.6 also has OpenSSL built in if you wanted to test with SSL.
When you get to the point where it asks you to choose the web
root if it is not actually pointing to your wwwroot (htdocs for
apache) directory make sure to point it there as this is where it
will install your CFIDE directory and it is handy to have that in
your web root rather then having to remap it later.
Make sure that when it prompts you to set a password for the
RDS that you do. You will need it for flex builder.
Sounds like you have already figured out how to create a DSN
so I will skip that. Just make sure that they validate.
Once all that is done I suggest one other thing. Flex needs
access to the services-config.xml file to compile. You will hear
lots of advice about copying it over to your local system in a fake
directory. I find it better to share out the directory it is in on
the server and then point FlexBuilder to that directory. That path
is C:\ColdFusion8\wwwroot\WEB-INF\flex\services-config.xml by
default. But you will want to just share out the ColdFusion8 Folder
itself.
Then share out your webroot. For IIS I believe that is just
c:\wwwroot. Just share the folder under the same name is fine.
Make sure you can get to each of the folders over the network
using their UNC paths. The reason for this will become clear later.
Or at least less foggy.
Once all that is done move to your Development workstation.
Open a command prompt and make sure that you can ping your server
by Name. IP addresses are ok but it is better to use the name in my
opinion. If you do not have local DNS resolving names you can
configure your systems Hosts file to point to that servers IP
address for any given web URL you would like.
On your workstation when you install flex builder make sure
to choose to install the ColdFusion Extensions for FlexBuilder.
Then open flex builder. I use Flex Builder 3 Beta 3 so if you
are using version 2.01 your screens will differ.
Click File > New > Flex Project
Provide a project name. Anything is fine for now this is just
a test.
Example: mycoolnewflexsite
Choose the default location for the workspace or choose
another location. It does not really matter where you put the
workspace. Just don't forget where you put it if you change it's
default location. Your workspace is not the same as your WebRoot.
The Work space is Flex's location where it keeps your configuration
information about your projects and it's UN-Compiled source files.
Choose ColdFusion for the server technology and Select
ColdFusion Flash Remoting for this instance.
Click next.
On the next screen it is going to ask you which installation
type. My install uses a standalone server. Sounds like yours is
JRun which I believe means you have to choose Deployed to J2EE. You
will want to look that up. Either way there is not too much
difference in the screens.
For the standalone these are the settings I use.
UNCHECK the "Use default location for local
ColdFusion server".
In the field put in the UNC path to the shared ColdFusion8
Folder on our development server.
Example: \\MyServerName\ColdFusion8
This way FlexBuilder has access to that services-config.xml
we were talking about through the UNC path. No need to copy it over
to your workstation and you can keep it consistant amongst
developers this way.
Uncheck the Use built-in ColdFusion web server
for the Web root use the shared webroot from your server you
shared out above and the name of the root file for your sites
folder inside that shared directory.
Example: \\MyServerName\wwwroot\MyCoolNewFlexSite
For the Root URL you will want the actual URL that you will
be using to get to your website.
http://www.mycoolnewflexsite.com
(Again your DNS should be pointing to your local development
servers ip address and not the real world web address for your
site. If you do not have DNS running in your network then use your
local workstations Hosts file to simulate the same thing.)
Down below that will be a field called "Output
folder". This is where flex is going to put the files that
it Compiles. For this you will want to have the same exact path as
the Web Root. It may already be in there with a debug folder
attached to the end. I prefer to take off the debug folder and just
make it exactly the same as my web root path.
By using the UNC paths instead of local files this allows
FlexBuilder to compile directly to the servers wwwroot directory
you will be testing the files from. No need to transfer the
compiled files this way. Might not make your network admin happy
but you will have at least two weeks before your network admin can
figure out where the extra traffic is coming from and then only if
they are well above average. And trust me I know wherefore I speak
about network admins. Odds are they will never figure it out and if
they do it just gives you reason to have them install a gigabit
switch and hook you up to the server at a faster pace. It's part of
the work requirements RIGHT?!
OK so after you have those paths in place click on validate
configuration. You may get a warning about there already bing a bin
directory but just ignore that and move on.
click next.
On the next screen for the main source folder I prefer to
erase the default src it uses. That's up to you.
For the main application mxml file just use whatever is there
for now. You can always change it later.
For the Output folder URL change it to the URL of your site.
I.E.
http://www.mycoolnewflexsite.com
Then click finish.
FlexBuilder will open up your applications main MXML file. To
test if it is working you should be able to just add in a text line
and click the compile button.
<?xml version="1.0"
encoding="utf-8"?>
<mx:Application xmlns:mx="
http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml"
layout="absolute">
<mx:Text id="hw"
text="Hello World!" />
</mx:Application>
If all goes well it will pop open your browser to the URL
from your development server with your compiled Hello World
displayed. If you get that far you are almost home.
Still a bit more though.
So once this is cone click on Window > Preferences and
then click the + next to ColdFusion and click RDS Configuration.
In the RDS configuration highlight localhost and just click
remove.
Then click new button.
For Description put in the Name of your development server.
For the Host Name also put in the name of your development
server
For the port choose port 80 (Assuming you set up IIS or
Apache as recommended.)
Assuming you have not yet set up multiple users in ColdFusion
Administrator then your User Name is going to be simply
"admin".
Put in your password you set up for the RDS password when you
were installing ColdFusion Server.
Click on Test Connection. If it tests out then you will have
just completed your install. The Test Debugger will not work until
you turn on Debugging in the ColdFusion server Administrator. I
will let you figure that out on your own as I am getting tired of
typing.
I realize that's a lot but once you have done it 3 or 4
hundred times it becomes second nature.
Hope that helped and did not muddy the waters. I realized as
I was typing that this really is not a good explanation without
pictures. Next time I do a development install I will have to take
screen shots I guess.
- Joe

Upgrading 7.02 to 8.01

I have 7.02 installed and I have a new 8.0 license, but I
downloaded the new trial 8.01 full version and I'm trying to
upgrade 7.02 directly to 8.01 without having to go to 8.0 then
apply an updater. Will the full 8.01 upgrade my current
configuration?
Thanks,
Steve

Yes. After you run the installer itself, your first call to
the ColdFusion 8 administrator will run the configuration wizard
which can import your 702 settings.
You probably want to install CF801 using only the internal
coldfusion web server. Alternatively, install to a different
virtual website on your real web server. You need to segregate CF8
and CFMX7 so both can run. Test your application before fully
cutting over to CF8.

Weblogic 9.2 and Java 1.4

I've been unable to find clear, authoritative information on this...
I have an app which requires Java 1.4.x. Should I be able to deploy it on WL 9.2, or does 9.2 only support apps written in 1.5?
Can anyone teach me to fish here, and point me in the direction of the information that will answer this?
Thanks,
Paul
=== Some Details: ===
If I attempt to create a new Domain using Java 1.4 I get the following Exception on startup:
java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: javax/management/DynamicMBean
If I create a new Domain using 1.5 start up is fine, but the 1.4 based app doesn't run (it happens to be the ColdFusion 7 Administrator).

On Tue, 5 Jun 2007 05:30:09 -0700, Paul Harvey <> wrote:
I've been unable to find clear, authoritative information on this...
I have an app which requires Java 1.4.x. Should I be able to deploy
it on WL 9.2, or does 9.2 only support apps written in 1.5?WL9.2 has a Java 1.5 JVM. That should run Java 1.4 programs just fine.
Tim Slattery
MS MVP(DTS)
[email protected]
http://members.cox.net/slatteryt

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