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Issue 436 in cherokee: Feature Request: ColdFusion tie-in to Cherokee
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Comment #3 on issue 436 by pubcrawler.com: Feature Request: ColdFusion
tie-in to Cherokee
http://code.google.com/p/cherokee/issues/detail?id=436
Reverse proxy is indeed the route to go.
We determined that JRUN/ColdFusion were both not truly tied into Apache or
any other
server. Instead they were being front-ended/proxied by the respective web
server.
Same goes for the open source alternative Railo.
Both work fine being reverse proxied.
Only complication in doing such is if you have multiple websites on same
server (i.e.
1.com, a.com, etc.). When reverse proxying you lose the easy to configure
multiple
hosts functionality per se. You have to enable such within JRUN natively
and in the
case of Railo you have to configure Resin or Tomcat to support.
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