Uninstall CFMX on a Mac?

Question

Okay, so I am a Mac newbie... I installed CFMX on a mac with
Tomcat... well that was my intention anyways, but it didnt work.
When I pull up
http://127.0.0.1:8080/cfusion/CFIDE/administrator/index.cfm
to complete the installation and i put in my password it then took
me to a blank page... that sucks!!! So what I would like to do in
uninstall CFMX and tomcat and start all over again...But how in the
world do you uninstall CFMX 7 on a mac... I cant find any uninstall
file or anything... does anyone have any advice or am I up a
creek... Thanks to any willing soul out there would like to give a
mac newbie some advice...
Thanks.

Answer 1

Why not just follow this.....?
http://webmages.com/cfmxIntelOSXguide.html
Brendon
"WantToProgFlex" <[email protected]> wrote
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> You said you are a Mac 'newbie'. Does that mean you are
new to trying to
> use
> CF on a Mac, just now bought a Mac, or both? Reason I
ask, is that if you
> are
> running a non Intel Mac (not one of the new ones that
have been out for
> about a
> year) then you should be able to either use the
installer you can download
> from
> Adobe/Macromedia or the directions listed in detail on
this site
> CommunityMX.com (search for installing CF on a Mac).
However, if you do
> have a
> newer Mac (meaning it is an Intel Mac) well CF has not
caught up yet. It
> will
> not work. (Actually some people have gotten it to work-
I will point you
> to my
> other post in a minute, but if you are a Mac newbie it
probably over your
> head.
> I couldn't get it to work, and I am definitely not a Mac
newbie.) CF
> won't
> just run in Rosetta nicely like Photoshop and Flash do
now for non-Intel
> versions. My suspicion is that you are running an Intel
Mac, as I have
> run CF
> on a non-Intel Mac in the past but when attempting to
install on my new
> Intel
> duo core Power PC Mac I could never get CF to run and
couldn't find an
> unistaller. I ended up just dragging anything related to
CF to the trash
> to
> unistall. That worked for me anyway (Mac doesn't have an
overall
> add/remove
> programs thing like Windows XP does to dump programs
without unistallers.
> But
> because the architecture is different dragging the whole
app to the trash
> usually works- although using an unistaller is better if
it has one.)
>
> Anyway, hope this helps. Here is a link to my other post
where I
> struggled
> with it. There is a link to both the main info page on
how to 'hack your
> way
> around to getting it to work on an Intel Mac', and also
a link to how to
> prepare a disk for Windows XP if you decide to go the
BootCamp route and
> double
> boot your machine instead (which is what I ended up
ultimately doing.)
>
>
>
http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/webforums/forum/messageview.cfm?forumid=72&catid=61
> 7&threadid=1211749&enterthread=y
>
>
>
http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/webforums/forum/messageview.cfm?forumid=1&catid=2&t
> hreadid=1213389&enterthread=y
>