Newbie- JForum and JRun?

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i have several forums running under asp and php, but i wanted to try JFORUM out, however im finding it alittle more difficult then i thought. can anyone provide the instructions they use to setup thier forum?


im running Windows Sever 2003 /w MySql and IIS 6.0.


Thanks in adance.
[originally posted on jforum.net by RikoNaz]

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IIS -> ASP / ASP.NET
Apache -> php
Servlet Container (like Tomcat / JRun / ...) -> jsp / jsf / ...

From what you have listed as environment... is IIS 6.0 - which is no servlet container.
[originally posted on jforum.net by Sid]

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Sid wrote:IIS -> ASP / ASP.NET
Apache -> php
Servlet Container (like Tomcat / JRun / ...) -> jsp / jsf / ...

From what you have listed as environment... is IIS 6.0 - which is no servlet container.

LOL..i know that much. i listed Jrun and JForum in the topic thread ,in which i have Jrun .. what im uncertain is,

how to deploy Jforum within jrun 4.0, ive added it under the default-war folder, and deployed it as an web application, however, theres seems to be a step im missing. im not sure which step,
[originally posted on jforum.net by RikoNaz]

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You *have* to use JRun? There are some bugs in their servlet-spec implementation that turns your life into a living hell.

Rafael
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I second that... AFAIK, JRun has officially been orphaned by Adobe... and it's be dying a slow death ever since Jeremy Allaire left as Macromedia's CTO. If you can, I'd move away from that ASAP to TomCat or JBoss depending on your needs. AFAIK there are ColdFusion options for both these as well.

That said, you might be able to get it to work under JRun, depending on your version and patch level.
[originally posted on jforum.net by monroe]