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ColdFusion Builder Admin Server Components Problem

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July 13, 2009
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After downloading the admin server components, extracting them into their appropriate directories, and executing the adminstart.bat file, I'm receiving the following error:

This application has failed to start because MSVCR71.dll was not found. Re-installing the application may fix this problem.

I did a search for that file and found several instances throughout the coldfusion8 directory.

I am running Coldfusion Standard 8,0,1,195765 on Windows 2003.

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Correct answer Vinu_kumar_t

msvcr71.dll should be available under C:/ColdFusion8/runtime/jre/bin in case of standalone or C:/JRun4/jre/bin. Copy this to runtime/bin in case of standalone and JRun4/bin in case of multiserver.

- Vinu

Adobe ColdFusion Team

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Anonymous

I have seen the references to AdminServerComponents.zip in the documentation. Can someone tell me where to download this file?

Thanks

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hemant_k1

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http://download.macromedia.com/pub/labs/coldfusionbuilder/coldfusionbuilder_b1_serveradmin_071309.zip

It is on the download page for ColdFusion Builder.

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Anonymous

thanks.

Not sure how I missed it..

Mallika Yelandur

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You're right; "Security Properties" is a more appropriate title to include in the docs. I've made a note of that. Thanks.

--Mallika

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rjeffordsAuthor

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No, the adminstart.bat is referencing a wrong file name. Its attempting to open a file that does not exist (license.properties). The correct name is security.properties.

For sake of moving forward, I copied the security properties and renamed it to license.properties which allowed me to execute the adminstart.bat fine. Again, still no ability to start/stop services from CFB

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Kiran Sakhare

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Can you check in your machine temp directory three jars are copied (jcmd.jar, jcmd_u7.jar and jcmd_u5.jar).

Mallika Yelandur

Adobe Employee

If you are looking for information on setting up a remote server, please see the following topic in the ColdFusion Builder User Guide:

http://help.adobe.com/en_US/ColdFusionBuilder/Using/WS0ef8c004658c1089-38317734121cdfd5fd3-7fff.html.

Let me know if this does not cover the information you are looking for.

Thanks,

Mallika

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rjeffordsAuthor

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The second screen does not prompt me for a ColdFusion version like the documentation indicates it should.

I am running OS X 10.5.7

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Kiran Sakhare

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Version is removed for remote server. We need to update the same in Doc. Thanks for pointing out.

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KarateRod

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I was just about to post this. I am receiving the same error message running CF8 multi-server with Jrun on Windows 2003.

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Rod

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Vinu_kumar_tCorrect answer

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msvcr71.dll should be available under C:/ColdFusion8/runtime/jre/bin in case of standalone or C:/JRun4/jre/bin. Copy this to runtime/bin in case of standalone and JRun4/bin in case of multiserver.

- Vinu

Adobe ColdFusion Team

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rjeffordsAuthor

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That seemed to do the trick, but shouldn't that have been noted in the install instructions?

Furthermore, I'm still not able to start/stop my CF services from CF Builder. I think over all the instructions were extremely lacking for this install. I've dug into the docs and found a different explanation everywhere I look. Furthermore, after watching Ben's videos where he sets up a server, that looks like he's getting different screens than I am.

I suppose it IS a beta, so I'll just sit tight!

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