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jvc714
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July 6, 2012
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Cannot add Coldfusion 10 as a local server to Coldfusion Builder 2

  • July 6, 2012
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My computer has the following specs.

1.  Intel T7200 (Quadcore 1.73Ghz)

2.  64 GB SSD + 500 GB HDD

3.  Windows 7 Professional 64-Bit

4.  4GB RAM

I installed a fresh copy of Coldfusion 10 on C: drive and a fresh copy of Coldfusion Builder 2.0 on E: drive.

I followed the directions provided by Adobe to setup a local server and keep on getting "Unable to find JNDI port. Ensure that you have provided correct server information."

When I change it to a remote server, I can browse the server's objects with CFB 2. 

I would like to install it as a local server but can't get it to work. 

Does anybody have any ideas why this might be happening?

Thanks in advance.

JT

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Correct answer itisdesign

Hi Aaron,

You are a lifesaver!  Thank you so much!

Now that I am past that point, I put together a simple page and tried to run debugging to see if it works. 

I did so by clicking on the bug button next to the play button.  I get the following message.

RDS on the server is turned on and I have triple confirmed the password.  Just in case I made the same mistake multiple times (unlikely), I also tried the credentials for "admin" with the same result.

Thanks Aaron & Adam,

JT


jvc714 wrote:

RDS on the server is turned on and I have triple confirmed the password.

Hi jvc714,

There is more than one thing we can try.  First, here's a step I've found I must do 100% of the time after a fresh install of CF:

1) In CF Admin > Debugger Settings, uncheck (disable) the "Allow Line Debugging" option and click "Submit Changes"

2) Then check (enable) the "Allow Line Debugging" option and click "Submit Changes"

3) Restart CF

4) Test Debugger in CFB again (Window > Preferences > Adobe > RDS Configuration > "Test Debugger" and "Test Connection" buttons

Please let us know the result of clicking those 2 buttons.

There may also be a port issue.  There are two ports: A "Debugger Port" and a "Debugger Server Port".  The 1st is configurable via CF Admin > Debugging and Logging > Debugger Settings.  The 2nd is random by default unless forced via a JVM switch at CF Admin > Java and JVM > JVM Arguments and then add this JVM arg if necessary: -DDEBUGGER_SERVER_PORT=X (where X represents the fixed Debugger Server Port you'd like CF/CFB to use) and then restart CF.

GTG for now, hope that helps!,

-Aaron

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jvc714Author
Participating Frequently
July 9, 2012

Here are the exact steps I took to add the server.

Step 1

Step 2: I selected CF 9.X because 10.X was not avilable.  Under server home, I tried "C:\Coldfusion10" and it would not let me move forward.  As a result, I added the "/cfusion" and it showed the version number.

Step 3

Result: Was kind of expected since I did not select CF 10.x.

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Adam Cameron.
Inspiring
July 9, 2012

As per my replay on the other thread:

Well you can't expect it to work when selecting CF9 for a CF10 server.  They're running on completely different architecture.

CFB2.0 predates CF10, so does not support it.  You need CFB2.0.1, which was released specifically to support CF10.

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Adam

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jvc714Author
Participating Frequently
July 9, 2012

Adam,

I am using CFB 2.01.

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