64-bit windows, CF9 multiserver JRUN

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Hi,We are upgrading our environment.  We have successfully run ColdFusion 7 via a JRUN cluster on two Windows 2003 32-bit servers.  We are now looking to run ColdFusion 9 via a JRUN cluster on two Windows 2008 64-bit servers.  The failover is a must, and we could see some real benefits from using large memory JVMs.  But I see conflicting information as to the level of support Adobe offers and would like some clarification. http://www.adobe.com/products/coldfusion/systemreqs/ shows support for Adobe JRUN 4 updater 7 on Windows 64-bit.  http://www.adobe.com/products/jrun/productinfo/systemreqs/  says that Windows 64-bit is not supported for Adobe JRUN 4 updater 7.Which is it?Sincerely,Dan BrownLocus Technologies, Inc.

Jochem van Dieten · Answer

JRun was not just the J2EE part of ColdFusion, but also a standalone product. Adobe has discontinued the standalone version, but is continuing to support it as the J2EE part of ColdFusion:

https://www.adobe.com/products/jrun/productinfo/faq/eod/

The JRun document that is not claiming 64-bit support is old documentation for the discontinued standalone JRun. The documentation that lists 64-bit support is the current documentation for ColdFusion.

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